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The Japanese Chin, also known as the Japanese Spaniel, is a small breed of dog that is believed to have originated in China and been later imported to Japan. These dogs are known for their sensitive and loving personalities and for making affectionate and companionable pets. Japanese Chins can be recognized by their uniquely round face and long fur, which gives them an almost cat-like appearance. This breed gets along well with the elderly and children, but can be reserved with strangers. Given their strong bond with family, Japanese Chins can be prone to separation anxiety – so it’s important that you have the right time and dedication to bring this breed home.
Temperament
Sensitive, intelligent, affectionate
Breed Fast Facts
4 - 9 lbs
Toy or Teacup
Low
Moderate
Medium
10 to 14 years
There are all kinds of fun ways for you and your dog to spend time in the Peach State. Statewide dog-friendly restaurants like Einstein’s, The Blue Goose and Leopold’s Ice Cream welcome you and your pet on premises with a smile. The two of you can also plan an adventure out in nature thanks to several State Parks, including Don Carter State Park, F.D. Roosevelt State Park, and Red Top Mountain State Park. Pet-friendly cabin facilities are available as well. Join the Parks’ official Tails on Trails club to connect with other adventurous dogs and their owners!
Generations of Bulldogs named Uga have served as the mascot for the University of Georgia’s Bulldogs football team.
A dog mummy estimated to be 150 years old is on display at the Southern Forest World Museum—as he was found, stuck inside a tree.
Georgians’ favourite dog breed is the English Bulldog.
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