Exploring the Japanese Chin Breed Standard
There are certain things in a Japanese Chin breed standard that you must think about and read between the lines to understand.
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The Japanese Chin is a small, well balanced, lively, aristocratic toy dog with a distinctive Oriental expression. It is light and stylish in action. The plumed tail is carried over the back, curving to either side. The coat is profuse, silky, soft and straight. The dog’s outline presents a square appearance.
There are certain things in a Japanese Chin breed standard that you must think about and read between the lines to understand.
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