Chinook, also known as Chinook, originated in the 20th century and originated in the United States. Breed by Arthur Walton, sled-pulling as the main task, by the husky, short-haired St. BernardDog and BelgiumSheepdog and other breeds. This breed is now in very small numbers and is on the verge of extinction. It is said that it is currently Fewer than 200 survived. Although somewhat willful, breeders consider them to be an excellent watchdog.

The unique personality makes it suitable only for experienced dog owners who require early and continuous training, and other Pets should be supervised when they are with them. They are known for their stamina and require daily exercise. Not suitable for apartment living, fidgety and boring it can ruin furniture, prefer cold climates.

As a traditional fluffy dog, the Chinook seems to be more suited to work, especially pulling sleds in the snow. They have a determined and confident personality, and this dog requires strict handling and discipline to prevent them from fighting with other dogs in the pack. Its unique personality makes it suitable only for experienced dog owners, and it may spoil furniture if it is irritable and bored.

1. Purchase BeforeChinook, please refer to the introduction provided by I Pet Hall Breed information on the physical characteristics and characteristics of the dog, if you have a spectrum of this kind of dog, you can avoid blind random selection.

2. When purchasing, be sure to choose a puppy that is strong, vigorous, flexible, has bright eyes, and does not have any disease.

3. In the purchase, all parts of the dog should be carefully examined to see if it meets the body shape standard that the breed should have.

4. Specifically, the dog should not exceed the standard in terms of height and weight, otherwise it may not be a purebred of this breed.

5. In the investigation of personality characteristics, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the dog is friendly and amiable to people, whether it is flexible and vigorous, whether it will bark and bite, etc.

6. The inspection of the body shape should be based on the dog's head, chest, back, waist, abdomen, front limbs, hind limbs, neck, tail, toes, claws, eyes, nose, snout, ears, coat , coat color and other parts are fully compared according to the standard.

7. It is not advisable to choose the smallest individual in the same population. Because this "little" may be the weakest dog in the litter.

8. If the dog you want to buy is a purebred dog, the seller can usually provide the pedigree certificate of the dog's male parent and female parent.

9. If this is a dog with good physique and proper breeding, the seller is willing to issue a 1-2 week safety guarantee when selling it.

10. After the purchase is completed and the purchase is confirmed, both parties should sign a transfer certificate.

Morphological characteristics

Physical shape, height: 53 cm ~ 61 cm; weight: 29 kg ~ 41 kg. The broad chest provides a large space for the heart and lungs.

Ears, ears usually drooping, loose ears

Nose, nostrils large and wide

Limbs, forelegs thick and strong, hind legs muscular, Provides endurance and strength.

The tail, the tail from the base to the tip from thick to thin

The coat, the outer coat is thick and dense, and the down hair becomes thinner in summer

Coat color, liver color longhair