How is my Chow Chow, authentic?

To identify a few of his bones, you have to look at his bone mass. Gross amount. as well as body type. From the mouth and ears alone, it's pretty good. The ears are exposed too much, reflecting that his hair volume is not very good.

Let him stand up straight at the table. Start by examining his teeth and mouth. The teeth are horizontal, scissor-like occlusive, and the upper teeth should fit (cover) the lower teeth tightly in front of the lower teeth without gaps.

It is rare to see a chow with a crooked mouth, that is, an angled jaw, please double-check for this defect, I have seen several examples. Defective mouth shapes should be eliminated, and few puppies with bad mouth shapes are as long as possible, and most of them are longer and worse. Examining the eyes is a great reference for eye shape at this age.

Even very dark-colored eyes should be eliminated if the eye shape is large and round. Knock out deep sunken eyes. Triangular eyes are ideal.

The nose should be wide and the nostrils should be black.

Look at the mouth, the mouth is thick and round, it is pure, the meat-mouthed Chow Chow, and the pointed one is impure.

To determine whether the Chow Chow is a purebred, in addition to its body structure, hair, coat color, and personality, it is also necessary to pay attention to the most unique and unique parts of the Chow Chow. This is the Chow Chow with a blue and black tongue and an exaggerated gait, which is one of the most typical characteristics of the Chow Chow, the Chow Chow's gait must be straight, brisk, concise, quick and powerful, not bulky and slow.

Chow Chow, it seems, is still pure.

The one you put on his ass is fun, hee--)

It's too small to see.

Chow Chow** is not the same, good white puppies can be sold for about 20,000, and average yellow Chow Chow can be bought for 500.

1) The head should be relatively wide and flat, and the head is narrow and long, wedge-shaped, axe-shaped or triangular, generally mixed-race. (2) The tongue should be blue, and the tongue should be red or pink or with red spots, all of which are mixed breeds and cannot be purchased. (3) The ears should be small and triangular, and slightly leaning forward erect ears, with a wide ear distance, and the ears should not be large and draped downward.

4) The nose is large and wide, with open nostrils. The eyes are slightly oblique, apricot-shaped, and should be dark brown or black in the eyes and around the eyes, as well as at the end of the nose. (5) The snout is wide, and when the mouth is closed, the upper lip covers the lower lip.

The gums and lips should be black. The teeth should be flat and scissor-shaped. (6) The neck should be strong and plump, and the trunk, back, buttocks, and limbs should be short.

The chest is wide and deep, and the waist is muscular. (7) The limbs should be short and strong, and the standing posture should be good. The forelimbs are straight, the bones are thick, the hindlimbs are strong and muscular, the toes are cat-shaped, and the foot pads are thick.

8) The tail root is high, the tail is rolled up to the back, and the tail has long and fluffy ornamental hairs, which is beautiful and generous in appearance. (9) The coat of the whole body is abundant, dense and long, bright in color, loose like cotton, fluffy and soft. In particular, the coat on the head and neck is fluffy like a lion.

10) The coat color is monochrome, which can be black, white, beige, red, blue-purple, yellow-brown, silver-gray, but there can be no magic patterns and variegation. (11) At the time of closing, the seller shall obtain the pedigree certificate, the vaccination certificate, the transfer certificate signed by both parties and the 7-14 day health and safety guarantee.

Each region is different If your city Chow Chow is a large dog license, it will be relatively high, if you can't do it, it will not be expensive You can buy it, but if it is like a good competition** is still quite high

Although I didn't know there were good chow chows out there.

I'd have looked.

You're only pretty good on this.

At least 1000 or more (purebred).

The condition is good about 2000.

Many people love Chow Chows, but did you know that this breed of dog is easy to raise?

As someone who has ever raised a chow chow, I can honestly say that it is not easy for inexperienced breeders to raise.

First of all, the Chow Chow is very picky about the breeding environment, it needs to be fresh and dry, and it is very easy to get sick if the temperature and humidity are too high. The Chow Chow is very afraid of heat, and when the temperature is high, it is easy to suffer from heat stroke, and it will also produce a large amount of secretions such as eye feces and earwax, which can easily cause local inflammation if it is not cleaned up in time. The eye sockets of the Chow Chow are relatively deep, the eye droppings are more difficult to clean, and some dogs are prone to the problem of eyelashes rolling inward during the growth process, commonly known as "inverted eyelashes", which is very easy to become inflamed and induce eye diseases.

The chin of the Chow Chow is also a place to pay attention to, the hair under the neck is too long, it is easy to get wet when drinking water, and there is more saliva, and it is not easy to dry, if it is damp for a long time, it is easy to become inflamed and ulcerate. The hair of the Chow Chow is very thick, although the hair loss is not bad, but it is still very difficult to bathe and take care of it, and the owner can not be lazy because of this, because the Chow Chow is also very easy to get ** disease, you need to pay extra attention.

In terms of personality, the Chow Chow is not an easy-to-approach social dog, with an independent personality, more wary of strangers, and not too close to the owner, although it rarely causes trouble, but the obedience is not high, and it needs more patient training and guidance from the owner when it is young. Despite some hassles, if you can overcome these issues, the Chow Chow is still a great family companion dog.

It wasn't easy to get a dog for the first time, and I had a Chow Chow for almost four years. Specific to the difficulty of raising, it is nothing more than ** disease and easy heat stroke. Pay attention to keep the fur dry, don't turn on the air conditioner in summer (increase heat resistance, otherwise it is easy to get heat stroke when you don't turn it on), and the Chow Chow can't be in the air conditioner every day, to walk the dog or something.

In addition, I personally think that the Chow Chow is a good companion, he tends to be quietly by your side, he will regard you as his only one, and follow you like a shadow, step by step. I would love to get another one, but it's too hard to find a good one, and it's a little difficult to adapt to the field. Hope it helps.

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