Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - Care and Training
Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - Grooming
The Shar-Pei puppy should adjust to grooming sessions. Help by get used to it can be achieved by touching its paws, as the nails will need regular clipping. Touching and petting the puppy all over the body will help it not to get scared when getting veterinarian services. Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - Exercise NeedsShar-Peis require daily walks that should be longer than just taking the dog away for its needs. Generally, the Shar-Pei makes a good house pet and doesn't give the owners much trouble. They are calm. However, if the amount of exercise is not sufficient, the Shar-Pei may get bored and misbehave. Shar-Peis are intelligent dogs and need both mental and physical activities to keep them fit and contented.Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - TrainingShar-Peis are believed to have preserved some qualities of a wild animal. The Shar-Pei was forced to develop a strong personality, since it used to be a working and fighting dog in China. A Shar-Pei puppy will need obedience classes to become well behaved. Shar-Peis are not barkers and don't normally have a mischievous nature. Nevertheless, a puppy cannot be expected to turn into a model dog without applying any effort.Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - DietWhen talking about the Shar-Pei, nothing is more debatable than its diet. Seeing that the Shar-Pei is prone to amyloidosis, that is, to an abnormal protein level, breeders and the Shar-Pei owners have always been likely to go to extremes with the diet. Nowadays, more and more nutritionists tend to come to a conclusion. The conclusion is that, a natural high quality protein that is contained in raw meat, is the best diet for Shar-Peis. If Shar-Peis consume natural food beginning with the early age, they are stronger and healthier when adult dogs.Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - General Information Links
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Chinese Shar Peis - Puppies - Other Chinese Shar Peis sitesChinese Shar Peis Breeders - Shar-Peis are about 2000 years old. The breed originated in China. Its ancestors were tombdogs and service dogs. Initially, Shar-Peis were meant to hunt and protect the livestock from predators. In case a Shar-Pei didn't meet the needs of a farmer-peasant's household, it was most likely to be killed and eaten. The Shar-Pei's loose "sandpaper" skin could have made them excellent fighting dogs at the time of the Han Dynasty in China (206 BC-220AD). However, Shar-Peis are said to lack the fierceness necessary for a fighting dog. The Shar-Pei was once known as an extremely expensive dog breed. In 1949, the Communist party in China proclaimed that pets were eating the food that could have been used by starving people. The Shar-Pei was almost extinct. In 1960s, the breed was named the most rare one and was included in the Guinness Book of World Records. Chinese Shar Peis Information - Shar-Peis are medium-sized muscular dogs, famous for their coarse wrinkled coat and their bluish-black tongue. There are an abundance of wrinkles in puppies, however, wrinkles should be limited to the muzzle and neck in adult dogs. The Shar-Pei's coat color palette is extremely rich. Solid colors, brown, beige, tan and black are among the sixteen acceptable. Shar-Peis have a large head with a broad flat skull. Their eyes are dark, small almond-shaped. The triangular ears are rather thick. The medium length tail can be either straight or curved across the back. 18-20 inches. Chinese Shar Peis Pictures - Shar-Peis originated in China about 2000 years ago. It is an ancient breed, whose past is rather complicated and tragic. The Shar-Pei is an outstanding breed, as its appearance and temperament are almost incomparable with any other dog breed. The Shar-Pei is a moderate sturdy dog, whose head seems a bit large for the body. The Shar-Pei carries its wrinkled head proudly and assertively. The wrinkles cover the face, withers and the whole body of a puppy. When the dog grows older, the wrinkles on the body disappear. Only the head and neck stay wrinkled. However, those skin folds can be more obvious in some adult dogs than in others. Chinese Shar Peis Rescues - Shar-Peis are strong dogs of a muscular build, whose loose skin enabled them to be fighting dogs in the past. They are capable of twisting away if grabbed and held tight by a dog in a fight. At the same time, the coat of the Shar-Pei is so prickly and "sand-like," that the Shar-Pei's opponent will dislike the feel of it in its mouth and retreat. The loose skin comes in folds or "wrinkles." The wrinkled face and body make Shar-Peis unique in the canine world. Also, the Shar-Pei is one of the two dogs having a black tongue, the other being the Chow-chow. The typical coat colors are black, brown, blue, cream, tan and other solid colors. Chinese Shar Peis - Chinese Shar-Peis have a very peculiar appearance. They are compact dogs of medium size. Their coat is harsh and loose, making them look so different from other dogs. These dogs also have a "hippopotamus like muzzle," a high set tail, and very small ears. Famous wrinkles cover the head, neck and body. Puppy Shar-Peis are wrinkled all over. However, this feature is limited to the head, neck and withers in the adult dog. The dog's head is rather large. The small deep-set eyes are dark and almond-shaped. Tiny ears are thick, triangular in shape and slightly rounded at the tips. The ears lie flat against the head of the dog. The muzzle is broad. The nose is large and dark. The Shar-Pei's tongue, the roof of the mouth, gums and flews are bluish-black. A pink tongue is a disqualification.
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