FORTH

Country of origin: China
Growth: 46 - 51 cm
Wes: 18 - 25 kg
Maintenance in apartment: suitable, but required sufficient physical load
Life expectancy: to 10 years
Good for experienced owners.

Charity

The Chinese charpe can be described as a very smart, independent dog with dignity. They may be indifferent to strangers, but loyal to their family. Despite his dissatisfied and chmuro expression of the face, the charpes are very communicable dogs.

Charpey is considered good family dogs, but they can be aggressive towards other dogs and not always tolerated with children, which can correct early socialization and minimize their aggression. Sharpei is loyal to his master and family members.

The Sharpei are highly dominant and independent, they prefer to be kings or queens in the house, so it is important that they know who the owner is. If the master of the charpe is insecure, too gentle or riding his dog, the ballpay will quickly assume the role of the chief and become a dominator.

There is a view that dog breeds The balloons are better suited to experienced owners. They won't listen to family members who don't think they're in charge. For this reason, it is important for all members of the family to establish a leadership position with the Sharpei at the outset.

Sickness

The following diseases are common among the charpes:

Entropion. The turn of the century, causing annoyance to the rusty eyes. Could lead to blindness without proper treatment.

Glaucoma. A disease that could lead to blindness.

Demodecoz. Parasitic skin disease caused by mites. Partial wool and skin tooth are common symptoms.

Food allergy. Allergic skin response to food.

Piodermy is a deep skin infection.

Atopia. Allergic reaction to environmental components.

Hypotyreosis. Thyroid disease.

First seboree. Excess of leather salad on the skin, silencing of the skin and unpleasant smell.

Otit. ear infections.

Sharpe fever. Unexplored syndrome, inherited and could lead to kidney failure.