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well, first... you should name your chow. Then make sure that you show him where to go potty, which should be OUTSIDE your residence.
Feed him/her 1 cup of puppy food in the morning, and then 1 cup of puppy food in the evening. Always make sure your chow has enough water.
You should try and walk your chow at least once a day. (they love it) and oh, by all means make sure he/she knows you are the alpha dog. We have a thing here called NILIF (nothing in life is free) I think thats it...anyway. Everytime your chow wants to do something, YOU make him/her do something for you... then give them a treat or let them outside or what ever it was they wanted.
Bath your dog 1-2 times a year, or as needed (as if they got into the mud or a skunk or something)
You will be constantly training your chow for probably the rest of his/her life. Immaquest (sorry if I got it wrong) has a wonderful website with lots of information on training. Look for her posts on here, she is very informative.
Hope this helps.
Feed him/her 1 cup of puppy food in the morning, and then 1 cup of puppy food in the evening. Always make sure your chow has enough water.
You should try and walk your chow at least once a day. (they love it) and oh, by all means make sure he/she knows you are the alpha dog. We have a thing here called NILIF (nothing in life is free) I think thats it...anyway. Everytime your chow wants to do something, YOU make him/her do something for you... then give them a treat or let them outside or what ever it was they wanted.
Bath your dog 1-2 times a year, or as needed (as if they got into the mud or a skunk or something)
You will be constantly training your chow for probably the rest of his/her life. Immaquest (sorry if I got it wrong) has a wonderful website with lots of information on training. Look for her posts on here, she is very informative.
Hope this helps.