About The Breed

The Chow Chow is a distinctive, lion-like breed known for its thick coat, blue-black tongue, and independent, dignified personality. Originating in China, Chow Chows were originally bred for hunting, herding, and guarding. They are medium to large-sized dogs with a sturdy build, often having a "bear-like" appearance due to their fluffy mane and thick fur. Chow Chows are generally calm, loyal, and reserved, often forming strong bonds with their families but can be aloof or wary with strangers. They are not overly social dogs and require early socialization to prevent aggression. Their grooming needs are high due to their thick double coat, and they benefit from consistent training to manage their independent nature.
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Dog Breed:

Chow Chow

Lifespan:

8 - 12 years

Height:

17 - 20 inches

Weight:

45 - 70 pounds

Breed Group:

Non-sporting

Shedding Amount:

Seasonal

My Info

The Chow Chow is a distinctive, lion-like breed known for its thick coat, blue-black tongue, and independent, dignified personality. Originating in China, Chow Chows were originally bred for hunting, herding, and guarding. They are medium to large-sized dogs with a sturdy build, often having a "bear-like" appearance due to their fluffy mane and thick fur. Chow Chows are generally calm, loyal, and reserved, often forming strong bonds with their families but can be aloof or wary with strangers. They are not overly social dogs and require early socialization to prevent aggression. Their grooming needs are high due to their thick double coat, and they benefit from consistent training to manage their independent nature.

Contact Information

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(866) 240-9529

#Fun Dog Facts

• Dogs can smell electricity – They can detect static changes before storms.

• Dogs’ paw pads contain scent glands – That’s why they scratch the ground after pooping.

• Dogs can have "whisker fatigue" – Too much contact with objects can overwhelm their sensory nerves.

• Dogs are attracted to the smell of vanilla – Many training treats use it as a secret ingredient.

• Dogs can see ultraviolet light – They perceive certain patterns that humans can’t.

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