Chinese Crested

Chinese Crested History

The Chinese Crested is a hairless breed of domesticated cat. The coat pattern of the Chinese crested is described as “whorls and whorls of short hair”. The coat colors include solid black, white, and any variation of these. The origin of the Chinese crested is disputed, with some believing it to have originated in China, and others insisting it originated in North America. The weight of the Chinese crested is comparable to that found in an average housecat.

Chinese Crested Physical Characteristics

The Chinese Crested is a small, compact, toy breed that typically stands between 8 and 11 inches tall at the shoulder and weighs between 4 and 11 pounds. They have a sturdy, sturdy body and a short, soft, fine, non-shedding coat that is white and typically comes in a variety of color combinations. They have a round head and a rounded muzzle. Their eyes are a distinctive shade of blue and they are very small ears. They are friendly, playful and affectionate dogs.

Chinese Crested Health

Description of breed health.

Chinese Crested Temperament and Behaviour

The Chinese Crested is a friendly and sociable breed of dog that makes a great companion. They are playful and curious, and are also very loyal to their family. They are very intelligent, but require an experienced owner. They bond strongly with their owners, and love to play.

Chinese Crested Activity Requirements

The Chinese Crested is a hairless breed of dog that is known for its intelligence and devotion. They are lively, curious, and gregarious. While the Chinese Crested is not as high energy as many small breeds, they do require regular activity. They are best suited to homes with a fenced yard where they can run around and burn off energy. A daily walk or play session is the perfect way for a Chinese Crested to spend an afternoon. They are highly intelligent and are very trainable, so playing games or doing tricks can be a fun way to keep them occupied.

Kennel Club Recognition