How do you tell if a Chow Chow is pure or not? A purebred Chow Chow is medium in size, with well-developed muscles and strong bones, and a purebred male Chow Chow weighs 25-32 kg and has a shoulder height of 48-56 cm. Female Chow Chows The dog weighs 20-27 kg and has a shoulder height of 46-51 cm. One of the most typical characteristics of the Chow Chow is its blue-black tongue and exaggerated gait. The gait must be straight, brisk, concise, fast and powerful.

It usually takes more than three months to buy a Chow Chow, preferably a Chow Chow between five and eight months old. Although the price is higher, the quality is guaranteed. It is difficult to identify Chow Chows when they are one month to two and a half months old. Some Chow Chows are more beautiful than purebred Chow Chows. Buyers generally think blue tongue and blue anus are pure, but this is actually a misinformation. After three months, the appearance characteristics of a Chow Chow that is not of pure quality will gradually reveal its bad roots. It has a small head, a pointed mouth, short hair, a slender body, and obvious flaws in personality traits. A pure-quality Chow Chow will gradually reveal its advantages after three months. The longer it grows, the more beautiful it will be. At 6-8 months, the basic appearance characteristics of the Chow Chow will be revealed.

The main difference in distinguishing the good and bad Chow Chows is the obvious differences in body shape, but they are generally only gradually revealed in 5-8 months.

The purebred Chow Chow is medium in size, with well-developed muscles and very thick bones. The standard male purebred Chow Chow weighs 25-32 kilograms and has a shoulder height of about 48-56 centimeters, while the standard female Purebred Chow Chow weighs 20-27 kilograms and has a shoulder height of about 46-51 centimeters. To judge the purebred Chow Chow as a whole, its body shape looks like it forms a square when viewed from the height of the shoulders and the length of the body.

To determine whether a Chow Chow is a purebred, in addition to observing its body structure, hair, coat color, and personality, you must also pay attention to the most unique and unique parts of the Chow Chow. This is why Chow Chow has a blue-black tongue and an exaggerated gait, which is one of the most typical characteristics of Chow Chow. The Chow Chow's gait must be straight, brisk, concise, quick and powerful, and must not be clumsy or slow.