The Japanese Chin, also called the Japanese Toy Spaniel, is classified under the toy dog breed class. They have a black or tan or red and white coat. The breed is assumed to have first originated in 6th century China and was gifted to Japan wh...

History The Japanese Chin brought to Japan somewhere around the year 732. The origin of the Chin remains a matter of controversy as some agree that the source of the breed was China. Many believe that the Japanese Chin dog was given as a gift to t...

There are two theories about the origin of the Japanese Chin. The first is that this is a dog that was first developed from the Pekingese Dogs which were given as gifts to the Japanese Imperial Court by the Chinese and the second is that the breed...

Adopting an adult Japanese chin is quite different from adopting a puppy. An adult dog may have a harder time adapting to your style of living depending on his previous treatment and social life. Japanese chins are by nature a very loyal pet and w...

// The Japanese Chin is a happy lap dog with a magnificent coat. She loves everyone and is good with pets and other dogs. She can be a good watch dog and likes older, respectful children. She does not require a lot of exercise so she is ideal fo...

Temperament: The Japanese Chin is extremely devoted to its owner and is an intelligent, affectionate, happy animal that is pleasant and loving. This dog is good with other dogs and pets. Children need to learn to be gentle with this dog. This bree...

Description: The Japanese Chin is a little spaniel, that has only been bred to be a companion. Other names they are known by are the Japanese spaniel, and Chin. This breed has a long broad head with wide set, large, eyes and a short but very broad...

A little-known but very good companion dog for anyone from children to seniors is the Japanese Chin. Often called the Japanese Spaniel this dog is thought to have originated in China where it was the favorite of the royal families. Paintings of th...

The Japanese Chin dates back to the year 732, throughout time the importance of the breed to the country of Japan has never wavered or changed, and the dog is still owned by various members of Japanese royalty. Originally the breed was named the J...

Are you trying to find out how to train a Japanese Chin? You've come to the right place! Do you want a small companion dog that is very intelligent, charming, and dainty, almost cat-like in attitude? The Japanese Chin, also called Japanese Spaniel...