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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
Dogs and their human companions are welcome all over Kentucky, from the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington to Dinosaur World in Cave City. Whether you’re in the Bluegrass State for business, pleasure, or because it’s your full-time home, you can rest assured there are plenty of fun ways to spend time there with your dog. Start with a popular dog park, such as the one at Highland Hills Park in Fort Thomas, and then get your own special treat at one of Kentucky’s canine-friendly pubs. This state is also home to the Bluegrass Classic and the Kentuckiana Cluster of Dog Shows!
The most popular dog breed in Kentucky is the Beagle.
Kentucky’s own Treeing Walker Coonhound, a local breed from the 1800s, is a favourite to become the official state dog.
Kentucky state parks are dog-friendly!
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