Chow Chow's are...
not only beautiful puffy K9's but are great protectors, aggressively smart, trainable, and loyal to family members. Chows have a life expectancy of 8 to 15 years and are great around children 5 years of age or older. Chow chows are an ancient indigenous dog breed of northern China, first brought to the Western Hemisphere in the late 1880's. N.C. Chow Chow's are all purebred canines of showdog or pet quality. Stud fees are negotiable, starting at $5,000 each. Stud services are limited to three with the contract option to retire stud services forever. Dog and puppies documented pedigrees are all available upon request and transferable after payment. Shipping fees are expedited at owners expense. All sales are final. It is advised for owners to acquire pet insurance prior to shipping or purchase.
Most of our pups are born on natural terrain which exposes them early to the elements of canines environment. This type of birth increases their immunity of disease, facilitate climate adjustment within the pup and naturally house breaks the pup where they only use the bathroom on natural terrain or outside. Pups are delivered house broken in most cases. Pups are feed dry puppy food at 8 weeks old. We advise new owners to continue dry puppy food diet if puppy will reside inside of home.
Maintenance requirements for chow pups: Chow chow's shed twice a year. They require daily grooming and maybe cut or trimmed two times a year depending upon owner's desired look. At the time of coat trimming pup nails are trimmed as well. For many female pups during their heat cycle they like to dig, scratch, and gnaw. At this time, it is recommended to isolate puppy in kennel or outside. Chow chow puppy coats may darken or lighten as they age do not be alarmed. Female mane's are not as profound as their male counterpart.
If you desire a dog for a specific purpose please explain when inquirying. We birth all pups and can especially suit the perfect pup specifically for your purpose(s): guardian, hunter, sporting, companion, showdog, or breeder. Breed health concerns: Hip dysplasia which is a condition which the hip joint and socket roll out of place and entropion which is an eye condition where the eyelids turn inward. Hip dysplasia may be caused by genetics or injury.
Most Kennel Club Association's Chow Chow Specifications
Solid blue-black tongue without spots or freckles, straight hind legs, triangular erect ears that are rounded at the tip, black nose, large flat board skull, chest, and muzzle with open nostrils, a lion-like mane located behind the head. The chow chow teeth must meet in a scissor bite. The eyes are dark as almonds and deep set. The tail of chow chows set high and must curve in a hook fashion resting on it's back. AKC register chow chow as a non-sporting breed and acknowledge only five colors: black, tan, cream, blue, and red with two distinct coats: rough and smooth. The American Kennel Club do not recognize multi-colored chows.
Height and Weight
Height: 18 - 22 inches
Weight: 45 - 70 lbs.
National and International Kennel Clubs
American Kennel Club, West Minister Kennel Club, Continental Kennel Club, National Kennel Club, World Kennel Club, The Kennel Club of the United Kingdom, United Kennel Club, Kennel Club of India, Kennel Union of Southern Africa, Australian National Kennel Council, China Kennel Union and the Canadian Kennel Club. Most countries have their own respective Kennel Associations.