Chigi

Chigi History

The Chigi is an ancient Italian breed of small sheepdog. The name means “shepherd” in Italian.

Chigi Physical Characteristics

The Chihuahua is a very small, toy-sized breed that typically stands between 6 and 9.5 inches and weighs between 2 and 6.5 pounds. They have a small, stocky body and a compact, short, and smooth coat that is fawn, white, brindle, or any of these colors. They have a rounded head that is wide between the ears. The Chihuahua’s eyes are a round shape that is dark in color and they have a slight snip. They are energetic, alert, and playful.

Chigi Health

Description of breed health.

Chigi Temperament and Behaviour

The Chigi is an energetic, playful and clever breed of dog. They are eager to learn and are quick to catch on. They enjoy playing with people and other dogs, but can sometimes be stubborn. They are quite protective of their owner and can be aggressive towards people they don’t know. They are generally very friendly with people they know, but can be aloof with strangers.

Chigi Activity Requirements

Chigis, also known as Italian Greyhounds, are a small, athletic breed of dog. They are fast and love to run, so they require regular exercise. A running partner is a big plus for Chigis. They thrive on spending quality time with their owners. If you don’t enjoy long jogs or rides, a Chigi may not be the right dog for you. A daily walk around the block or a trip to the dog park are enough to fulfill your Chigi’s exercise requirements. They don’t need to be exercised for hours a day, but they do need time outside.

Kennel Club Recognition