Chow Chow Puppies

History

An ancient Chinese breed dating back to 300B.C.  The Chow Chow dogs had  many purposes.  These intelligent canines were tasked with pulling carts, guarding property, hunting and during the medievil battles, they were trained to  bite the legs of charging horses so that they would buck off the warriors and cause the knights riding them to fall. Thus soldiers were able to rush in to get the upper hand on the fallen enemies.

Appearance

There are two types determined by hair type. Distinguishing the two types of Chow Chow puppies from each other is easy. If the dog has a lion-like appearance, it will have a Rough Coat. The pups that look like bears will have smooth coat.  Smooth Coat Chows tolerate heat better and are easier to groom. Both types of dogs have identical temperaments.

Being a Responsible Owner

Before choosing your new pet from us, you must consider if you're ready to tame a Chow Chow.  They are a medium size breed and extremely strong and stubborn. These dogs are not a particularly active breed, which makes them do well in an apartment setting. You must also be ready to take them on a brisk walk each day to meet their physical stimulation needs.

Chow Chows crave routine. For this reason, you must establish one for them so that they can maintain a happy and content disposition. Dogs of this breed are cat-like in nature. They have an IQ of a small child. This means you need to  stimulate them mentally in order for them to give you respect. Please note a Chow Chow will become your master if you don't tame them and train them properly.

Grooming

Chows are double coated, with a thick undercoat that protects them from weather elements. Dead hair sheds and must be removed by brushing through the top coat which remains.  This assures that the skin can breathe. Shedding occurs twice a year during which the entire undercoat blows.  One should never shave a Chow as this removes the critical top coat.