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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
The Pennsylvania state dog is none other than the regal and formidable Great Dane, a dog breed that worked hard alongside its early European settler companions. The state legislature formalized the standing of the state dog in 1965, stating: "...WHEREAS, the physical and other attributes of the Great Dane, to wit: size, strength, beauty, intelligence, tolerance, courage, faithfulness, trustworthiness and stability exemplify those of Pennsylvania.” As for the household dog owners of Pennsylvania, their other favourites include Pit Bulls, Rottweilers and German Shepherds, plus a host of Doodle Dogs. Dog owners in the Keystone State enjoy access to miles and miles of dog-friendly hiking trails.
The Kennel Club of Philadelphia Dog Shows has been an (almost) annual event since 1879.
Pennsylvania allows dogs at more than 50 of its state parks.
A rescued dog-like animal brought into shelter in Youngwood escaped with a full belly before it could be identified as a dog or a coyote!
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