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Chow Chow

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Chow Chow
a medium-sized dog with a distinctive short-coupled body, erect ears and very thick, medium length coat; a smooth, short-coated variety is recognized in the United Kingdom. The breed is distinguished by a blue-black coloring on the tongue and much of the mouth. It is subject to myotonia congenita, believed to be inherited as an autosomal recessive trait, dysmyelinogenesis and a tyrosinase deficiency, and is predisposed to malignant melanomas and entropion.
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The descent of both the Shar Pei and the Chow Chow is supposed to be the same, because they both have black-blue tongue They are also famous for their wrinkles The descent of both the Shar Pei and the Chow Chow is supposed to be the same, because they both have black-blue tongue.
Bred about 2100 years back in Mongolia, the Chow Chow makes a great companion and an excellent watchdog.
On July 2, Eddie's brother-inlaw - nicknamed Budgie - was blasted in the arm as he exercised the Chow Chow dog named Taz The next day, shots were fired at Hugh's house in Darnley.
 
 
 
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