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Hi, welcome to the forum! I hope you find your way easily around here. I know you already know the basics of taking care of puppies since you've been raising one, I am sorry for your lost. It hurts to let go but you need to, just think of it this way; they're in a place better than the world we live...

Isn't that adorable? <3

Oh they're as cute as a button even if they are giant. They're so beautiful!

Wow! Everyone is gorgeous, enjoying the photos

Would you look at that black pitch color! He looks majestic!

Glad he's getting better, I hope he recovers fully. He's still a cutie

Storm is a cutie! I hope he'll enjoy fetch ^_^

Just lurking around Chow photo gallery and enjoying the chow photos, what a good-looking chow!

Buddy is so gorg, I hope he's doing fine now!

Awww he's so cuteee! <3

Healthe dogs typically don't have smelly coat, but unhealthy dogs might have a health issue. Chows have natural good smell so it's intriguing why yours have smelly coat. Maybe his diet (being low in protein) is the culprit. Remember that pups need at least 28% of protein consumption as they are stil...

Having a smelly chow totally depends on how you take care of the chow. I agree with everyone else here, chows have natural good smell.

I give my 3-month old chow cooked chicken once a week, I put it as a food topper and he likes it so much. Mine's a picky eater as well but he goes well with eukanuba.

Welcome to the forum! Hope to see pics of your chow

Posted few years ago but I still find it useful as I am a new chow owner. Thanks for posting this chuck of information!

Max is in a better place now. Sorry for your loss

I wonder how he is now. Hope everything's fine.

I am sorry for your loss. It's painful to lose our beloved pooches but let's just think that they've done their part in our world and there will be a time that they have to come back to a place where they really belong, a place they deserve, a better place... I feel your pain

Yes, picture please. Chows come in a few different varieties, so your description of a 'long snouted' chow may really just be of the 'older' variety. Chows are in fact a spitz breed, and historically have been more of an open faced breed. The current trend, outside of the Asian countries, tends to ...

Is this how your chow looks like?

I enjoyed the pics. Chows are really cute and adorable!

OMG I'd love to cuddle him! And nice name

Can't contain too much cuteness!

Awww... he's so adorable. But I doubt if he likes those bunny ears.

I can't contain my happiness and excitement! He's cute and fluffy and I loveee him.