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| Recognized By: |
IDCR
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| AKA: |
Pomchi, Pom-Chi, Chipom, Chi-Pom, Chiapom, Pomahuahua, Chimeranian, Pomachi, Pom-A-Chi
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| Common Misspellings: |
Pomhuahua
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| Appearance: |
The Chiranian has a distinctly round head, tapering muzzle, large, round eyes and moderately sized, erect ears. Their long body and short limbs can be covered in a short to very long coat.
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| Size: |
A fully-grown Chiranian is between 6 to 9 inches tall and weighs between 2 to 10 pounds.
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| Temperament: |
The temperament of the Chiranian may vary. They are generally good-natured, affectionate, protective dogs that enjoy being close to their family. They are very courageous which makes them a great watchdog. Chiranians seem to love everyone they meet.
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| Family Dog: |
The Chiranian gets along well with other dogs and cats.
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| Color: |
The coat of a Chiranian can be brown, gray, gray-blue or tan.
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| Grooming: |
The Chiranian requires frequent brushing to keep the skin and coat healthy.
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| Training: |
The Chiranian may be a bit stubborn but is typically eager to please its owner which makes them very responsive to training.
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| Behavior: |
The Chiranian is full of energy and loves to play with people and toys.
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| Weather: |
The Chiranian should not be kept outside in extreme weather conditions especially cold weather.
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| Exercise: |
The Chiranian can get sufficient exercise indoors, but they would love a walk or outdoor romp in a fenced in area.
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| Living Arrangements: |
The Chiranian is well suited for indoor or apartment living.
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| Health: |
Hybrids my suffer from any of the health conditions that affect either of the parent breeds. There are currently no known health issues specifically associated with the Chiranian.
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| Litter Size: |
The Chiranian can have a litter size ranging from 2 to 8 pups.
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** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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