Chesa-Poo

Chesa-Poo History

The Chesa-Poo is an unusual hybrid or designer dog that was created by crossing the Chihuahua and the Pomeranian. The Chesa-Poo is a mid-size hybrid or designer dog that weighs between 4 and 6 kilograms (8 and 13 lb). The origin of the “Chesa” part of the name is unknown. The “Poo” part probably refers to the fact that the type resembles a smaller version of a Chow Chow. The “ChesaPoo” was not officially recognized as a distinct new breed by any major kennel club until 2010. The Chesa-Poo is not a purebred dog, so I recommend that you avoid buying or adopting one from a pet store or puppy mill. The origins of the “Chesa” part of the name are unknown. The “Poo” part probably refers to the fact that the type resembles a smaller version of a Chow Chow.

Chesa-Poo Physical Characteristics

The Chesa-Poo is a small, mixed-breed or designer cross breed that typically stands between 14 and 19 inches tall at the shoulder and weighs between 20 and 30 pounds. They have a medium sized, sturdy body and a small, flat face. They have short hair and they are either white, cream, or piebald. Their tails are always docked.

Chesa-Poo Health

Description of breed health.

Chesa-Poo Temperament and Behaviour

The Chesa-Poo is a loving and devoted companion that is also highly intelligent. They are easy to train and do well in competitions, such as obedience and agility. They are playful, gentle, and sensitive, but they can also be very independent and strong-willed.

Chesa-Poo Activity Requirements

The Chesa-Poo is a small, friendly, and loyal dog that originates from the Spaniel family. They are intelligent and easy to train, making them great companions. Most Chesa-Poos will benefit from a daily walk. They will enjoy getting out and exploring the world and will fit perfectly into family life. If you do not have enough time to take your Pug out for a walk, make sure they have plenty of opportunities to play in the backyard.

Kennel Club Recognition