Chin-wa

Chin-wa History

The Chin-wa is a Chinese spitz type that is believed to have originated from Tibet. The Chin-wa is an ancient Tibetan Spitz-type dog that is believed to date back to the 7th century. The Chin-wa was historically used as a watchdog and guard-dog, and is mentioned in classic Chinese literature. The Chin-wa is a medium-sized, white, short-haired dog with a dense undercoat, and a curled tail. There is considerable diversity in the coat types of the Chin-wa. The breed is very rare outside China, and is endangered in its native Tibet.

Chin-wa Physical Characteristics

The Chin-wa is a medium-sized, long-haired breed of dogs originating from the indigenous tribes of Mizoram in northeastern India. They are medium to large sized, and stand between 22 and 23 inches at the withers and weigh between 35 and 40 kg. The tail is docked and the ears are cropped. The skull is narrow with a slightly domed forehead. The muzzle is medium in length. The chin is clean and well-defined. The neck is short, strong and well arched. The shoulders are straight. The forelegs and hind legs are of moderate length with strong bones and thick pads. The dewclaws are removed. The paws are round, compact, with well-arched toes. The gait is light-footed, brisk and well coordinated. The hindquarters are muscular, and the tail is carried high and curled over the back. The coat is of silky texture and is generally solid in color. Their size, weight, and color combination vary by region. The coat is of silky texture and is generally solid in color. Their size, weight, and color combination vary by region. The breed is not recognized by the Indian Kennel Club or the American Kennel Club, but is recognized by Fédération Cynologique Internationale.

Chin-wa Health

Description of breed health.

Chin-wa Temperament and Behaviour

The Chin-wa, also known as the Chinese Pariah Dog, is loyal, independent, and protective. They are wary of strangers, but are known to form close bonds with family. They are brave and courageous, but are also sensitive and can be easily hurt by the words and actions of others.

Chin-wa Activity Requirements

The Chin-wa is a tiny, short-legged terrier from China. They are snuffly, compact little dogs, and they are very active. They need lots of exercise and mental stimulation, but they are very loyal and loving. The Chin-wa is a very high-energy dog, and they need a lot of exercise and companionship. They do great in homes with yards where they can run around and burn off some energy. They are also well-suited for apartment living provided they are given enough physical and mental stimulation. The Chin-wa is a very intelligent, curious, and courageous dog. They are suited to families who are experienced with dogs and who can provide them the needed mental and physical stimulation.

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