Chidale

Chidale History

The Chidale is a type of goat-antelope hybrid. The Chidale is an unusual cross between the semi-domesticated European mouflon and a domesticated, non-invasive species of wild African oryx.

Chidale Physical Characteristics

The Chidale is a small to medium-large sized scent hound that is typically 26 to 30 inches in height and 50 to 70 pound in weight. They have long, slim legs with a narrow body and large, erect ears. The dogs have a thick, rough-textured, medium-length, double coat that comes in colors of white, brindle, or red. The nose is dark. The tail is docked or natural. The temperament of the dog is calm and reserved.

Chidale Health

Description of breed health.

Chidale Temperament and Behaviour

The Chidale is a calm, sweet-natured, and fun-loving breed of dog. They are playful and outgoing with other dogs and children, but they can be timid or shy around new people. They are very gentle and make good companion animals.

Chidale Activity Requirements

The Chidale is a hardy, compact breed that makes a great pet for an active family. They are a high-energy dog that enjoys playing on long walks and hikes. While they are not as high energy as some other dogs, your Chidale will need at least one hour of vigorous exercise per day. This can include a long walk, a hike, or a game of fetch. While they are very active, Chidales do need to rest between walks. Be sure to include some quiet time with your dog when you aren’t exercising. This will give them a chance to relax and cool down. If you are looking for a new best friend, a Chidale may be the dog for you. They are cheerful, friendly, and fun-loving. Just be sure to be prepared for their needs, which include a good amount of exercise and affection.

Kennel Club Recognition