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Group: | Toy |
Size: | Small |
Life Span: | 8-10 years |
Height: | Male: 8-11 inches |
Female: 8-11 inches | |
Weight: | Male: 5-15 lbs |
Female: 5-15 lbs |
Japanese Chin Facts
Coat : | Dense, straight and silky |
Gait : | Lively |
Color(s) : | Black and white, red and white or black and white with tan markings |
Living Area : | Any |
Hair Length: | Long |
Exercise Need : | Daily walk |
Recognized By : |
(CKC) Canadian Kennel Club (FCI) F�d�ration Cynologique Internationale (AKC) American Kennel Club (KCGB) Kennel Club of Great Britain (CKC) Canadian Kennel Club (ANKC) Australian National Kennel Council (NKC) National Kennel Club (NZKC) New Zealand Kennel Club (APRI) America Pet Registry, Inc. (ACR) American Canine Registry (DRA) Dog Registry of America |
Date of Origin : | Ancient |
Place of Origin : | China |
Todays Use : | Companion Dog |
Originally Used : | Companion Dog, Lap Dog |
Other Name : | Chin, Japanese Spaniel |
Japanese Chin Information
Japanese Chin Description:The origin of the Japanese Chin, contrary to its name, lies in China. However, the exact origin of the breed is unknown. Some theories suggest that the breed was introduced in Japan as gifts to the noble class by Korean rulers. Other theories suggest that the breed was first given as a gift to the Empress of Japan in the late 6th century or the early 7th century. However, what is known of the dog is that it was primarily bred as a companion dog, unlike other dogs which were primarily work dogs in Japan. It was a popular breed among the noble class of Japan and was frequently gifted to the nobility class for their exceptional service to the country. The breed was first recognized by the AKC in 1888. |
Japanese Chin Care & Grooming:The Japanese Chin is an average shedder. Brushing at least 3-4 times a week is required to remove dead hair and maintain a healthy looking coat. It should be bathed only when absolutely necessary and needs to be dried properly after each bath. The eyes and the ears should be cleaned properly to avoid any infections. Hair around its eyes, ears and paws need to be trimmed regularly. |
Japanese Chin Health Problems:The Japanese Chin is prone to some health issues like Heart problems, Eye infections, Respiratory problem etc. |
Group: | Herding |
Size: | Medium |
Life Span: | 12-14 years |
Height: | Male: 20-24 inches Female: 19-23 inches |
Weight: | Male:45-55 lbs Female: 35-45 lbs |
Color: | Solid colored with or without white trim; ... |
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