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Amber is such a cutie, you can really see the mischief in her eyes. Cocoa won't be going to see Santa this year, last year she was at the end of her leash trying to get away from him so I decided to skip it this year. She will of course still get a stocking full of treats!

Judy, I'm sorry to hear about Laddie Dawson, sounds like he had a good life with your daughter though.
Haven't seen much of you on here lately, how are the lovely Miss M's?

Lucky Lilly! I can just picture her drinking her tea!

I don't think you will have to worry about him wanting to play or even eat tonight, he'll probably still be quite groggy from the anesthetic. The worry is more during the days to follow when you are supposed to keep them calm for the stitches to heal and they get other ideas - wanting to run and pla...

So cute, what a beautiful boy.

Welcome back Jess! We've missed you and all the stories of you and your pack. I'm sorry to hear about your accident but glad that you weren't seriously hurt and that the pups were all safely at home. Looking forward to seeing the photos of your gang.

How wonderful for her that there are special people like you out there. Welcome Sally!

Congratulations, looking forward to seeing the pictures!

Don't worry if she prefers the floor to her bed. If you take a look around the forum I think you will find that the majority of the chows prefer the wood or tile floors for sleeping on, particularly when it is warm outside. Cocoa was 8 weeks when I got her and it was December. I didn't crate train h...

She's adorable, welcome Daisy. Don't worry Henry, I'm sure your mom will make sure you don't run out of cheese!

Piff Poff wrote: I pop in occasionally to see whats going on but don't generally choose not to post as I find there is a lot of back biting, shame really as I used to love chow talk and I could have done with a little advice recently. Things have changed a lot since I first joined here as well. I u...

PS: Good to see your back Piff Poff & Henry

Me & Tess wrote: I am not sure if I am going to be my usual nice self, but I need to say the following. If one is going to buy or adopt a young Chow or an older Chow you have to realize that there are many responsibilities that you take on. Expecting a Chow to poop in the house is not such a go...

What a handsome boy! Welcome Duke.

He is a gorgeous black boy and he is probably going to be on the larger end of the scale if he is already 34 pounds at 15 weeks. enjoy.

Christina wrote: 1lb = 2.2 kilos

Christina, you have it backwards, 1 kilo = 2.2 pounds so it is more like 15 - 16 kilos.

I am so sorry to hear this sad news about Zoey. It must be so hard for you losing so many members of your fur family so close together. Run free Zoey.

Very cute!

Microchiping your chow or any animal is voluntary in the U.S.

Same in Canada.

Cocoa is like Lilly, she definitely has more of an appetite when the weather gets cooler.
Cocoa is on Taste of the Wild which is a grain free food but personally, with all of the things on the news lately about the arsenic levels in rice, I would limit the amount of rice in your chow's diet.

You're welcome Juniper, I wouldn't have noticed either except I tried to click on it!

I agree with Nancy, get her checked by the vet.

Juniper, I think your link is wrong, should be http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com and I agree it is a great resource.

I am so sorry to hear that it is that severe, hopefully you can get Louie's surgery done before too long. Best of luck telling Louie that he can't run around anymore, not always the best listeners our chows! Please keep us updated on his treatment.

Looks like a rough coat to me. Probably a cinnamon or possibly a shaded red.

Happy Yelp day Zoey!