Read More Life Span - 13 to 14 years
Availability - Rare

About Chow Chow:

Chow Chow or Chow as they are popularly known are one of the most beautiful and admired dogs in the world and are considered a bona fide head turner. Chow Chow as a breed originated in Northern China where they have been known as Songshi Quan which in literal translation means “puffy lion dog”.
A Chow Chow is one of the most ancient dog breeds in the world and that the breed originated in China almost 2000 years ago. One of the most unique aspects of a Chow Chow is its black and blue tongue. Another unique feature of the Chow Chow is its straight hind legs which can swing back and forth like a pendulum. Show Less

Read More Visits To Groomer - High
Drooling - Yes
Bath - Regular
Tolerance To Heat - Get A Heatstroke
Tolerance To Cold - Loves Snow
Exercise Requirement - Little Show Less

Read More Under Coat - Yes
Color - Fawn/Red/Blue
Coat Type - Long And Coarse
Hair Length - Flowing
Hair Density - Dense Show Less

Read More Chow Chows are generally a healthy breed of dog. However, before getting a new puppy it will be advised that all medical history of the parents of the pup is referred to rule out any genetic or hereditary disorder that might inflict the pup. Some of the common health issues that Chow Chows might be prone are:

• Hip Dysplasia
• Entropion Show Less

Read More Temperament
A Chow Chow is an independent thinker and may appear to be aloof in nature. Chow Chows require cautious and firm socialization to ensure that are friendly and do not get apprehensive or aggressive when in the company of other dogs and humans. Chow Chows make great family companions though they are a little wary of small children and may get a little aggressive. They are extremely territorial in nature.

Training & Intelligence
A Chow Chow is extremely territorial and nature and loves to please its family, so training a Chow Chow should not be difficult. Since they have a restricted peripheral vision, they tend to get aggressive if approached from behind their head. All forms of training for your Chow Chow puppy should start at an early age.

Breeding
Litter Size - 4 to 6 puppies (approximately)
Complication in Breeding - No

Procreation
If you are going to mate and breed your Chow Chow, make sure that you understand thoroughly the medical histories of his/her mating partner and also the medical history of the Chow Chow’s parents so makes sure that they are not suffering from any serious genetic disorder that may be deterrent to the overall growth of the new puppies.
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