Chinese Imperial Dog

Chinese Imperial Dog
A Chinese Imperial Dog
Country of origin China
Traits
Dog (Canis lupus familiaris)

The Chinese Imperial Dog is a small breed of dog with a wrinkly, short-muzzled face, and curled tail.

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Character

The purpose of the Chinese Imperial Dog is that of personal and family pet and companion. They are sturdy, happy, playful little dogs with an affectionate and loving temperament that is ideal for their role in life. They are intelligent, out-going, trusting and energetic little dogs that will also be content to sit quietly on a lap for as long as it is allowed. They are vivacious and cooperative with a streak of independence. Their facial expression is sweet, wide-eyed and innocent. They are compact, well boned and muscled dogs with substance appropriate to their size.

History

The Chinese Imperial Dog was first bred in China in the Imperial Palace where the smaller ones were carried by the nobility in the sleeves of their robes. After coming to the USA there were always breeders that bred the smaller dogs but the Chinese Imperial Dog did not receive recognition until March 2005.

Traits

Area of Origin: China
Date of Origin: 700 A.D. in some records.
Original Function: Foot Warmer to the Emperor
Today’s Function: companion
Height: Under 9 inches
Weight: Under 9 pounds
Coat: Trimmed to a puppy cut. Can be a beautiful assortment of colors including black, cream, blue, champagne, red, chocolate and many more.
Character: The Chinese Imperial has a temperament and is outgoing, friendly, affectionate, happy and trusting towards all.
Temperament: This dog is a playful, energetic little dog that also loves to lay quietly on a lap for as long as it is allowed.
Care: If the coat is kept according to the standard: occasional bathing, ear care and regular clipping.
Training: Easy, these dogs just want to please. They do well in puppy classes.
Activity: Low, but loves to play.

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