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Buying a Chinese Crested Dog
Buying a Chinese Crested Dog is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
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Are Chinese Crested dogs really hairless, and what is the difference between Hairless and Powderpuff?
The Hairless variety has smooth, largely bare skin with tufts of longer hair on the head, tail, and feet, while the Powderpuff has a full, soft double coat. Both varieties can be born in the same litter and share the same temperament and size. Care needs differ, with Hairless dogs needing more skin protection and Powderpuffs needing regular coat maintenance.
What kind of skin care does a hairless Chinese Crested need?
Hairless dogs are prone to dryness, sunburn, and clogged pores, so their skin needs gentle cleansing and moisturizing. Many owners use a mild, dog-safe cleanser a few times a week and a light, non-greasy moisturizer. Sunblock formulated for pets is important outdoors, and harsh human skin products should be avoided.
Do Chinese Crested dogs get cold easily and how should I protect them?
The Hairless variety is particularly sensitive to cold, wind, and sudden temperature changes due to its exposed skin. They usually need sweaters or jackets in cool weather and should not be left outside for long in low temperatures. Indoors, a warm, draft-free resting spot helps keep them comfortable.
What is the typical temperament of a Chinese Crested with family members and strangers?
They are usually affectionate, people-oriented, and quite bonded to their primary caregivers, often described as clingy or Velcro-like. With strangers, they can be reserved or shy, especially if not well socialized early. Consistent positive experiences with new people and environments help them remain confident and stable.
How much exercise does a Chinese Crested actually need?
Despite their delicate look, they are lively, athletic little dogs that enjoy daily walks and active play. Around 30 to 45 minutes of combined walking and play each day is usually enough for most adults. Mental stimulation through training and puzzle toys is also important, as they can be surprisingly clever and easily bored.
Are Chinese Crested dogs good for people with allergies?
Many people with mild dog allergies find the Hairless variety easier to live with because it sheds very little hair. However, no dog is truly hypoallergenic and they still produce dander and saliva proteins that can trigger reactions. Spending time with the breed before committing is the best way to assess your personal tolerance.
What health problems are most common in Chinese Crested dogs?
They are known for dental issues such as missing or poorly formed teeth, particularly in Hairless dogs, and often need early and regular dental care. Eye diseases, luxating patella, and certain skin problems can also occur. Responsible breeders screen for hereditary issues and discuss potential long-term care needs with buyers.
Why do some Chinese Crested puppies have bad teeth or lose them early?
The gene associated with the Hairless coat is linked to abnormal tooth development, leading to missing, small, or weak teeth. This can result in early tooth loss and a greater need for professional dental care. Regular brushing, appropriate chews, and veterinary dental checks are especially important for this breed.
How much grooming does a Powderpuff Chinese Crested require compared to a Hairless one?
Powderpuffs have a fine, soft, double coat that mats easily and typically need thorough brushing several times a week and periodic trimming. Hairless dogs do not need coat brushing but require ongoing skin care, nail trimming, and careful management of body hair that may grow in patches. In practice, both varieties can be high maintenance, just in different ways.
Is a Chinese Crested a good choice for apartment living and first-time dog owners?
Their small size, moderate exercise needs, and relatively quiet nature can work very well in an apartment, provided they get daily walks and companionship. They thrive with owners who are home often, as they do not like long periods of isolation. First-time owners can do well with this breed if they are prepared for the grooming or skin care demands and commit to early socialization.