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| Overall rating | 9.5/10 |
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Guest.
on 8th Mar 2008
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Bad Points: The Japanese chin can be very shy at first towards strangers and can get attached to just their owners! Also they like to have a companion to snuggle up to. Finally you can't leave a Japanese Chin in a house all day long or for more than 5 hours.
General comments: Japanese chins are lovely animals and are good with other children. They can be taught tricks and are very intelligent. They are lovable dogs and great family pets to have, take it from me I own two!
They need to be groomed once a day as they have long silky hair. They come in Red and white and Black and white (most common). They only eat a small portion of food around the size of your fist.
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on 30th Jul 2004
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Japanese Chins are the palace dog of Japan. In Japan there are inu (dog) and Chin. They were assigned sevants to cater to their needs and great penalties were given to those who mistreated or tried to steal a Chin. They range in size from 3 to 18 lbs, although 7-10 is average. They are covered in a flowing parti-colored coat of white with black or red. The coat is extravagant, but lower maintenence than one might think, just brush out 2-3 times per week and bathe 1-2 times per month. Their fa ...
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