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The Japanese Chin is a small, elegant toy breed known for its beautiful, flowing coat and aristocratic appearance. Standing around 8–11 inches tall, it has a distinctive fringe of hair on its tail that curls over its back. This breed is friendly, affectionate, and playful, often forming strong bonds with its family. Japanese Chins are alert but not overly excitable, making them well-suited for apartment living and less active households. They are intelligent and enjoy being pampered, though they can be a bit independent at times. With their gentle and loving nature, they make excellent companions for those seeking a loyal, low-maintenance pet.

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Dog Breed:

Japanese Chin

Lifespan:

10 - 14 years

Height:

8 - 11 inches

Weight:

7 - 11 pounds

Breed Group:

Toy

Shedding Amount:

Frequent

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The Japanese Chin is a small, elegant toy breed known for its beautiful, flowing coat and aristocratic appearance. Standing around 8–11 inches tall, it has a distinctive fringe of hair on its tail that curls over its back. This breed is friendly, affectionate, and playful, often forming strong bonds with its family. Japanese Chins are alert but not overly excitable, making them well-suited for apartment living and less active households. They are intelligent and enjoy being pampered, though they can be a bit independent at times. With their gentle and loving nature, they make excellent companions for those seeking a loyal, low-maintenance pet.

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