![Chinese Crested Dog Breed](/sites/default/files/styles/square_medium_440x440/public/2022-07/Chinese-Crested.jpg?itok=uN2CJ5Mg)
Family-friendly: | 4/5 |
Exercise needs: | 2/5 |
Easy to train: | 4/5 |
Tolerates being alone: | 1/5 |
Likes other pets: | 4/5 |
Energy level: | 2/5 |
Grooming needs: | 2/5 |
Shedding: | 2/5 |
The Chinese Crested breed can be prone to:
- Patellar luxation
- Legg-Perthes disease
- Sunburn and skin problems.
- Lens luxation which is a condition where the lens moves from it's normal position in the eye which will result in vision loss and can cause pain.
- Progressive retinal atrophy which is an inherited disorder where part of the eye degenerates and wastes away which can result in blindness.
Priority Kennel Club health schemes and testing:
None but there are several recommended schemes that the Kennel Club recommends which can be found here.
Described as ‘happy-go-lucky’ and playful, the Chinese Crested thrives on human company, and fulfils the companion dog role excellently – never happier than when on a loved one’s lap.
Bright and intelligent, the Chinese Crested can be trained to a high standard or simply kept entertained and mentally stimulated learning tricks and basic obedience.