I've had my chow for almost 13 years and have never had a more devoted, loving dog in my life. He has been my constant companion and protector
for these same 13 years. He still follows me from room to room and never
lets me out of his sight. If there are guest over he stays where he can
watch what is going on. He has been around many children through out the years and has never attempted to snip at any of them although I always
watch very closely when children are playing with him. I think chows temperment has alot to do with how they are raised, and how much love and attention you give them. My chow understands everything I say to him. You
can tell he understands by the facial expressions. Chows are a very intelligent breed. I do have a friend who had a chow and did not pay any attention to it, left it pinned up in a barn yard all the time. Kids
teased it daily. Finally it got out and ended up biteing one of her
visitors. They put the dog to sleep right away. I don't believe it was
the dogs faught. Chows need companionship, they are not the type of dog
to be pinned up. They need love and affection. I wouldn't trade my chow
for any other dog in this world. He is my best friend, I know if I needed protection he would be there to provide it.
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