Why does my Chinese Crested have so much hair?
Hairlessness varies a great deal due to how the hairless gene (explained in greater detail below) expresses its self in each individual dog, so a Hairless Chinese Crested with more hair will require more grooming.
Do you have to groom a Chinese Crested?
Both “types” of the Chinese Crested will require grooming. The Powderpuff has a fine double coat that will require regular daily brushing to prevent matting as well as regular sanitary grooming. Many Powderpuff owners choose to groom their puffs, in an effort to prevent matting, in the “Pony Cut.”.
What kind of dog is a Chinese Crested?
Chinese Crested dogs are not a dogs for lazy people, they LOVE activities. They run and jump but when you pick the dog up dog will snuggle with you forever. They love hugs and kisses. And belly rubs.
Are there any allergens to the Chinese Crested?
THE CHINESE CRESTED. It is a delicate balance. Most important to note is that the hairless Chinese Crested has very little natural protection and is prone to contact allergens, bites and stings. Some are even allergic to lanolin and wool, so be cautious when using any products/items that may contain it.
What does a hairless Chinese Crested dog look like?
The Hairless variety has hair on certain portions of the body: the head (called a crest), the tail (called a plume) and the feet from the toes to the front pasterns and rear hock joints (called socks).
Can a Chinese Crested Dog be mistaken for any other breed?
With their spotted pink skin, spiky “crested” hairdo, furry socks and feathery tail, you can’t mistake the sweet and slender Chinese Crested for any other breed. This frolicsome, ultra-affectionate companion dog is truly a breed apart.
What kind of tricks can a Chinese Crested Dog do?
The Chinese Crested Dog is an ideal dog for those that want a pet that can do unique and interesting tricks. The Chinese Crested Dog is known to commonly sit up, walk on his or her hind legs, jump through and over objects and climb ladders and other objects with just a bit of coaxing.
Both “types” of the Chinese Crested will require grooming. The Powderpuff has a fine double coat that will require regular daily brushing to prevent matting as well as regular sanitary grooming. Many Powderpuff owners choose to groom their puffs, in an effort to prevent matting, in the “Pony Cut.”.
