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What type of dog is this?
Please can anybody please tell me what kind of dog this is. only serious answers please i really want to get one of these for someone but i'm not sure what they're called. so if anybody that could help me out that would be great! thanks.
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it looks like a chow chow.
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i'd guess at a chow or chow mix as well...if a purebred, it looks in rough shape.
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ooo so possibly a mix breed? kinda reminds me of an lion... haah that's why i want it so much and other reasons..
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Please do some research before blindly deciding on a chow or chow mix. They can be difficult to train for first time owners and have a sadly bad rap on BSL lists. So they need responsible educated owners to help the breed. Look alone isn't a good reason to purchase a dog.
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Quote:
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No animals should be given as gifts. Unless both parties understand completly what they're getting, you could be looking at trouble.
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Tell me about it, the one I had oo la la I didn't know what to do. Wonderful dogs though
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looks like a Chow Chow to me as well. Might have been shaved though as the coat looks not as full as it should. I second what others have said, please research this breed and that dogs/puppies are generally not a good gift, although there are exceptions.
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yeah i know i've have experience with few other dogs. just wanted to know about this breed cuz i'm thinking of getting one you know. first off know what kind it was! haah so i could do some research on it. but thanks i've found out wat it is.
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try these sites:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com http://animal.discovery.com/breedsel...lectorindex.do http://www.hoflin.com/BR/BreedReviewsIndex http://www.faqs.org/faqs/dogs-faq/breeds/ http://www.petfinder.com/ Most of the Chows I have known I was not well acquainted with and noticed they bark a lot and can be aggressive. My aunt had one that was very sweet and mild mannered, though. I think my own dog could be a chow mix and he's a sweetie. It's just a guess though. You could try the petfinder link to find a mix, which could look a lot like a purebred, but possibly w/ a more even temperment, depending on the mix. There's an option to search by breed and many of the dogs pics are posted. |
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Looks like a Chow to me or a mix, a friend of mine has a chow & he has lost most of his coat due to a skin problem & his skin is black as well, her vet told her this was a comon thing in this breed.
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If it has a blue tongue it is a chow chow am I right is that a trait of chow chow and shar pei's?
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Both, actually.
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id say chow chow and definately need some good training
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