Regarded as one of the world's most fascinating, beautiful dogs, the Chow Chow is complex and independent, known around the world for his lionlike appearance, scowling expression and bluish black tongue. Whether adorned with a profuse rough coat or a dense smooth coat, the Chow Chow cuts an impressive image. In its native China, the breed traditionally was used as a guard dog, hunting dog and food source, though never as a pet. The Western world has gladly adopted this noble, handsome pure-bred into its homes and hearts, where it resides as a cherished companion and show dog.
The author offers his excellent first-hand advice about house-training and obedience lessons, grooming, puppy socialization, feeding, exercise and much more.
Newcomers and experienced fanciers of the Chow Chow alike will welcome this excellent new resource on the breed and regard it as an indispensable addition to their breed library.
