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Buying a Chow Chow
Buying a Chow Chow 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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Why do Chow Chows have blue-black tongues, and is it ever a health concern?
The blue-black tongue is a normal breed trait caused by heavy pigmentation and is one of the defining characteristics of the Chow. It is not a health problem by itself, but sudden changes in tongue color, such as pale or very bright red, can signal illness and should be checked by a veterinarian.
Are Chow Chows really aloof and independent, and how does that affect daily life with them?
They are typically reserved, dignified, and quite independent compared with many other companion dogs. They may bond deeply with one or two people yet remain wary of strangers and uninterested in constant affection, so owners need to respect their space and focus on calm, consistent interaction rather than expecting a highly demonstrative pet.
How much grooming does a Chow Chow need, and how do you manage all that fur?
Both the rough and smooth coats require regular care, with rough coats needing thorough brushing several times a week to prevent mats and skin issues. Owners should plan for seasonal shedding, routine de-shedding, careful drying after baths, and regular checks for hot spots, especially in the dense neck ruff and undercoat.
Are Chow Chows good family dogs for homes with children?
They can live successfully with respectful, dog-savvy children but are generally not as tolerant or playful as many family breeds. Careful early socialization, clear rules about how children interact, and constant supervision are important, since this breed dislikes rough handling and may react defensively if pushed.
What are the most common health problems in Chow Chows?
They are prone to orthopedic issues like hip and elbow dysplasia, various eye disorders such as entropion, and skin problems under the thick coat. Responsible breeders test for these conditions, and owners help by keeping the dog lean, grooming thoroughly, monitoring eyes and skin, and scheduling regular veterinary checkups.
How much exercise does a Chow Chow actually need, given its heavy build and coat?
They generally prefer moderate, steady activity over intense, high-impact exercise. Daily walks and some mental enrichment are usually enough, while care should be taken to avoid overheating, especially in hot or humid weather, because the dense coat and short, broad head can make cooling difficult.
Are Chow Chows difficult to train, and what training approach works best?
They are intelligent but strong-willed and easily offended by harsh handling, which can make them seem stubborn. Short, calm training sessions, clear boundaries, and respectful, reward-based methods tend to work better than repetitive drills or forceful corrections.
Can a Chow Chow live comfortably in an apartment or small home?
They can adapt well to smaller spaces as long as they receive daily walks and are not exposed to extreme heat. Their generally quiet, non-hyperactive nature suits apartment living, but owners must be prepared to manage shedding, provide mental stimulation, and maintain good leash manners in shared areas.
Do Chow Chows get along with other dogs and pets?
Many have a naturally territorial and same-sex intolerant streak, especially toward unfamiliar dogs. Early, careful socialization and neutral introductions are important, and some individuals do best as the only dog or paired thoughtfully with a compatible, non-confrontational companion.
Why do some Chow Chows have wrinkled faces and heavy coats, and is this a problem?
The breed is known for a lion-like mane and a somewhat scowling expression, but excessive skin folds or extremely heavy coats can increase risk for eye irritation, skin infections, and overheating. Choosing dogs bred with functional structure, keeping them well groomed, and monitoring facial folds and eyes help reduce these issues.