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Chinese Crested Powder Puff

  • 01/11/2010

Having a dog is a big responsibility for several reasons. Especially considering that the dog is like a family member, a new child. Therefore, there are many challenges in this respect, one must be proved to what a driver upbringing, especially from the puppy stage. The dog gets enough exercise and care, rest and play portions according to how your dog is. This is all well and good, but if the dog develops allergies, what then?

This is probably something most dog owners do not have to decide, but there are unfortunately some owners who have been unfortunate, that the allergy has not shown up before it's been a while since refrigeration, pet the puppy, perhaps as much as a year. What does one do? What does one in that situation?

In this article which is about a female Chinese crested powder puff. This is, in other words, for better, a Chinese hairless dog fur. This dog developed allergies 6 months after we bought it. And yes, it is clear that there are insurance policies, and we are pleased that we signed the insurance, to avoid losses on the financial side. The insurance will cover that lets medical expenses and expenses related to vets but there are rules so difficult that one may have to be a professor to understand the rules. In order to elaborate a few thoughts about the situation, which in this case I'm talking about now. Can anyone might think, that when taking life of the dog? Maybe... I'm not sure we'd be ready, to carry it even. The dog is already a family member... did you read that managed to implement it?

I do not know, what we do know is that it is expensive. Special food and medicines, vomiting, bad breath, tartar, etc. It is the negative aspects one must overcome, but the positive is so much more. I think we as a family is more united and there is not a better friend to have, when one is sad and feeling alone. I have given the cold name "klinex",( it's a wet wipers product), this for his untiring efforts to lick our tears. If there should be some..

Such a lovely dog you should look long for. Below are some facts about the Chinese Crested (powder puff

Chinese Crested Powder Puff is the hairy variant of the Chinese Crested. It is in contrast to the naked variant long hair all over. The naked version is bred by a genetic disorder that once arose and it is therefore Powder puff who have the breed's original appearance.

This is a very confident and happy breed like preferably is used as a company dog. They are very easily learned and can be used in obedience and agility as they are also very fast.

Overall impression: Chinese hairless dog is a small, active and elegant dog, medium to well built. It has smooth body with hair only on the feet, head and tail. In variant powder puff body is covered with soft, light and fluffy fur. There are two different types within the breed: A slender and "skinny" with fine bone and a some what tighter (cobby) build with a heavier body and a stronger bone.

Temperament: Chinese hairless dogs to be happy and kind of temperament, never angry or capricious.

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