One of the most popular decorative dog species, the Chinese chochlat, is a small dog with remarkable character and very exotic appearance. Representatives of this species may be naked (women covered only with limbs, tail and head) and with a soft voilaly hair covering the whole body, such as pauperpuffs. China ' s height may fluctuate from 23 to 33 cm and weight from 4, 5 to 5, 9 kg.

On the basis of the name, the pond was born in China, where it is still considered a symbol of well-being and wealth. By 1966, the Chinese chochlat was one of the almost lost species, there were only a few specialities that had been brought to Britain. British cinemas were full of Chinese cache exploration, and they were the ones that developed the first breeding standard.

For many centuries, these dogs have been cult animals that have been attributed to supernatural treatment and bioenergy, especially non-sheerry. In addition, in ancient tolts, the naked chole symbolized love. According to their perceptions, her love was considered the most pure and selfless love of a man.

On one of the legends, the dog found a lost baby in the woods and, to keep it warm, smashed all of his hair. When the searched parents found a rescued kid's dog, they were so excited to take her home. After learning about this case, the good God decided to tie the dog to people forever, making it naked. At the same time, they always had a furious puppy to come back to help a man and give him their hair.

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Today, the Chinese cholera continues to be the objects of human love, and they deserve it not only because of their unusual appearance. The character of Chinese caches is distinctive and friendly. They are mobile, resilient, intelligent, very attached to their master and enjoy with other family members, especially children. Surprising them with a sufficiently high level of intelligence, which is manifested both in the process of learning and distraction and in the ability to communicate with people, they select and easily seek a separate approach to each individual.