Chow Chow (definite introduction)
Chow Chow has a strong body and a gentle and proud character. However, one problem with raising Chow Chow is its saliva. It is not because of its large amount of saliva, but because its "scarf" is too big. It is so thick that there is no room for drool to flow out, and it can only stay on the fur. Therefore, the most troublesome thing for Chow Chow to clean up is the mouth full of drool. The corners of the Chow Chow's mouth that have just taken a bath may be covered with saliva after a while, so it is best to build up the hair at the corners of the Chow's mouth from time to time.
The genetic diseases of Chow Chow are: entropion of eyelids and hip joint dysplasia. Rare diseases: mites, filariasis, parvovirus enteritis, keratitis, fleas, eczema, canine pyoderma, allergic dermatitis, abnormal endoosmotic function, hypothyroidism, hyperadrenocortical hyperactivity, estrogen excess, etc. .
Chow Chow has a relatively strong ability to learn to use the toilet at a fixed point, so the owner does not have to spend too much money to teach it, but it is better to give up on other training as soon as possible. A proud character can divide people. So of course don't suppress it from doing things it's not willing to do, it's best to just let nature take its own course.
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