Alice White
#4 In 1959, the first Chinese Crested Dog lovers ‘club appeared in the United States, and in 1965 one of Mrs. Woods’ charges went to conquer Misty Albion.
British breeders also did not remain indifferent to exotic dogs, as evidenced by the opening of numerous kennels in different parts of England in the period from 1969 to 1975. At the same time, the red tape with the recognition of the breed by canine associations dragged on for a long time. The first to capitulate in 1981 was the KC (English Kennel Club), and 6 years later, the FCI, which approved the right of the Chinese Crested for breeding, was drawn up to it. The AKC (American Kennel Club) held out the longest, proclaiming the "Chinese" an independent breed only in 1991.
#5 Sociable, benevolent, adoring her own master
if your Chinese Crested Dog does not possess at least these three qualities, think about whether it is really a Chinese crested. The breed's amazing attachment to humans has given rise to a number of myths about its mental talents. So, for example, many owners of "Chinese chats" are seriously convinced that their pets have a tendency to telepathy and are able to anticipate desires.
#6 There are also a lot of stories about the so-called “healing” of the breed.
True, this refers more to "naked", whose skin seems hot due to the lack of wool on it. According to the owners, hairless Chinese Crested Dog soften the pain in arthrosis and rheumatism, acting as a living heating pad. It is difficult to judge how true such stories are, but the fact that KHS really knows how to create a harmonious, pacifying atmosphere in the house is a proven fact.
