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I joined a couple of years ago, but for whatever reason never became active here. Anyhoo, my boy Dim Sum is now five-and-a-half. Here are a few pics of him.

Up on the grooming table



At the dog park


Ready to cruise

Hello and welcome to you both. Dim Sum is absolutely gorgeous....thank you for sharing and I hope it wont be so long till you post again

He's gorgeous!!! Lovely face...I love the picture in the dog park he looks so happy!

SUPER CUTE!....

He is lovely love his squishy face

he's so cute. What a little puppy face. I love the one of him in the glasses, he looks like hes saying "really mom"

What a little poser..how cute. Love to see the pictures..

Sooooo cute.

kinda like "a star is born" what a cutie!

Thank you all.

A few more...




...and a video @ the dog park: http://youtu.be/AG4rmcxME9c

He's very handsome!

PCC wrote:Thank you all.

...and a video @ the dog park: http://youtu.be/AG4rmcxME9c

video is private =/

Oops! Should be fixed now. Try again: http://youtu.be/AG4rmcxME9c

Nice vid! Love to see Dim Sum playing with so many dogs.

Sadly we don't have dog parks in Costa Rica.

He sure looks like he is quite the poser for the camera. I love the picture with the glasses.

Love seeing the interaction in the park with all the others

What a beautiful specimen for his breed. Dim Sum is so handsome! And he hadn't lost that puppy appeal.

wow. this has to be the most amazing chow i have ever seen!!!! I am SOOOO jealous! You are so lucky! He is really really beautiful

Picking Dim Sum up at the airport




My sister holds a teddy bear




First toys




Sleepy

Guarding the Jefferson Memorial

So beautiful! Do you get the oddball comments at the dog park about how great he is for a chow? lol. I explain all the time that if they're raised right then they're just a great as every other dog.

TyChowgirl wrote:So beautiful! Do you get the oddball comments at the dog park about how great he is for a chow? lol. I explain all the time that if they're raised right then they're just a great as every other dog.

Actually...no. But I do overhear a fair number of people (not at the dog park, but just walking in the city) who say to someone else, "oh, those are mean/viscous dogs." Far more frequently though, I hear someone say, "he looks like a tiger!" Seriously, they say a TIGER.

Haha. Tiger. Yea I get that mean comments too. He's the only Chow at our local dog park. There are a couple mixes, but they're mostly something else and you can't see the chow in looks or personality. Thankfully, I've made friends with most of the frequenting locals at the park so they find him endearing and come to his defense. One of them actually made fun of me today because she said I was being too strict with him when I felt he was playing too rough. I said, you know he's a chow, and if for some reason the owner felt their dog threatened it could go seriously wrong in an instant because of his breed. It's for his own safety I correct him from this. Most of the other dogs there, pits included play rougher than him.

"Chicken McNugget" chews on a stick