Japanese Chin. Pros and Cons, Price, How to choose, Facts, Care, History 

I love chins. Best breed!

We have a large male around 22 lbs he does not have a white forehead but has all the other features. He is very loving and is fun to watch when he gets excited. He loves us some much he makes sure that everyone we come in contact with, he leaves his mark on them. He redefines the term sheds. His fur is everywhere and we leave it everywhere we go. Most importantly we love him with all our heart. ♥️🐾

Thanks to you, I learned things I didn't know. The facts you taught me are more practical than animal encyclopedias.

I was blessed to have had 2 of these Angels. I am currently looking for another. BJ/ATL

This video is so helpful to me as I've only ever had cats and I'm now doing some research, and considering getting one of these dogs. This breed has been recommended for me, and having watched this video I'm feeling more confident that this dog would be the right fit for me, thank you.

One of the most thorough information channel on dogs. Thank you!

I would love to see a Pekingese and Chin have babies.

I have one he looks like Mickey mouse. He is the best dog that I ever had. He does what I do. I want to get him a friend like him, as he is nine

Great breed!

These are amazing dogs, filled with fun and happiness, they are lazy, quiet and very energetic - sadly, ours got killed by another dog. This was not our fault. Fact is, don't walk them near other dogs and always keep them on a leash and get them used to jumping up to your arms so you can get them out of danger quickly.

I live in the Eastern United states. I have one Japanese chin. Would love to have another. Anyone know of a breeder on the East Coast of the US?

Can these dogs be trained to use a litter box?