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| Breed: Japanese Chin |
| Also Called: Japanese Spaniel, Chin |
| Height: The Japanese Chin is about 8-11 inches tall. |
| Weight: The Japanese Chin weighs between 4-7 lbs. |
| Colors: The Japanese Chin can be either black and white, red and white, or black and white with tan points. |
| General Appearance: The Japanese Chin is a small, well balanced, lively, aristocratic toy dog with a distinctive Oriental expression. It is light and stylish in action. The plumed tail is carried over the back, curving to either side. The coat is profuse, silky, soft and straight. The dog's outline presents a square appearance. |
| Temperment: The Japanese Chin is a good companion, bright and alert. He is sensitive, though, with definite likes and dislikes, but rarely, if ever, does he forget friend or foe. He is an intelligent dog whose only purpose is to serve man as a companion. Responsive and affectionate with those it knows and loves but reserved with strangers or in new situations. |
| Care: The Japanese Chin requires daily grooming with a brush or comb. This will keep their coat clean and tangle free. Dry shampoo when necessary. Clean and check ears and eyes daily. |
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| Training: The Japanese Chin does well with obedience training. |
| Activity: The Japanese Chin needs a daily walk and time to play. |
| Life Span: The Japanese Chin lives an average life of 9-10 years. |
| Litter Size: The Japanese Chin has an average litter of 1-3 puppies. |
| Country of Origin: The Japanese Chin originated in Japan. |
| Brief History: The Japanese Chin is a very ancient breed, believed to date back to at least 520 A.D. Held in high esteem and originally owned by only the Japanese nobility, they were introduced to the world by Commander Perry in the early 1800s. |
| Registries: AKC, ANKC, CKC, FCI, KC (GB), UKC |
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