AVERAGE LIFESPAN

Japanese Chins can live up to 16 years of age.      

 

BREED PERSONALITY, CHARACTERISTICS & TEMPERAMENT
The Japanese Chin is an intelligent, happy, lively, and friendly little dog with a good nature and gentle temperament. While they are content to sit quietly on your lap or curled up in a chair, they are also ready for a game, and love to play.

 

CARE REQUIREMENTS             Japanese Chins, with their silky coats, are easy to keep well groomed, with an occasional combing, paying attention to behind the ears where matting can occur. They are very clean little dogs. 

A Chin does not need a huge area for exercise, so it makes an ideal pet for city and apartment dwellers. However, they do enjoy a good walk, or a playful romp.

 

PLEASE TAKE NOTE Japanese Chins are indoor dogs and bred only to be companions. A Chin kept continually outside will be very unhappy.

 

 

Meet "Puttin' on the Ritz", my up and coming new male.  He is 5 3/4 pounds.  With his small size, impressive pedigree, sweet disposition, and luxurious coat, he has just sired his first litter of 5 exceptionally beautiful puppies. 

I also raise Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.  To see their webpage, please click the link below.