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How much do Japanese chins cost?
First of all, Japanese Chins are dogs origined in China. They were given to a Japanese emperor as a gift. Okay, now to the question. Japanese Chins, I own one myself, are usually around $600.00. But trust me, they're worth it. Their personality is the sweet and yet a bit spunky. My Japanese Chin, Tank, makes me smile everyday!
What are good names for Hokkaido dogs?
Most Japanese names good for Japanese dogs
Why do some Japanese Chins have longer ear hair then others?
Because they are stupid!
Are Japanese Chins easy to train?
Not really. They want to love you, not jump hoops for you.
Do Japanese chins throw up a lot?
It depends on your Japanese Chin. My Japanese Chin has a stomach of iron and has eaten many pencils right down to the metal eraser holder.
What is the plural of chins?
Chins. Chins is already plural. Chins is the plural of chin.
When were dogs domesticated?
They were domesticated approximately 12000 years ago. The first breeds included Akitas, Japanese Chins, Basenjis, Borzois, Chihuahuas, and others that I can't remember of the top of my head, and they descended from the Europian, Asian, and American wolves.
Why haven't they excavated chins tomb?
They haven't they excavated chins tomb because the Chinese technology isn't good enough to preserve the artifacts.
What are popular names for Japanese chin?
Popular names for Japanese chins may include: Mochi, Suki, Kona, Hoshi, Kiki, and Sakura.
Are Jarkies -japanese chin yorkie mix- hypoallergenic?
Both Japanese Chins and Yorkshire Terriers are considered hypoallergenic breeds, so Jarkies are likely to inherit this trait. However, individual dogs may still produce allergens, so it's best to spend time with a Jarkie before committing if you have allergies.
Why do dogs chew on their owners chins?
They don't. A properly trained dog would not do this and if it tried to, its responsible owner would stop it immediately.
Are Japanese chin hypoallergenic?
Japanese Chins are not considered to be hypoallergenic, as they do shed a fair amount and produce dander like all other dog breeds. However, some individuals with allergies may still tolerate Japanese Chins better compared to other breeds due to their minimal shedding and coat type. Allergies can vary among individuals, so it's recommended to spend time with a Japanese Chin before bringing one home if allergies are a concern.
