I just went through this same thing. I got my first one (Lady) and around six months found myself looking for another one. I got mine both as adults. They were retired breeding dogs from what I consider to be a responsible breeder. The nice thing is that she knew the personality of both dogs. Lady is a diva and the dominant one, Prince is easy going. They got along great right from the start which was really nice. I find two no more work than one and they are different in so many ways it keeps things interesting. Lady has a playmate which is nice.

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I'm so glad Lady and Prince got on from the start. I think it's good for them to have canine interaction. I felt bad that Mylo was missing out on doggy time. They're both much better with mouthing and stuff now too.

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I have three females. 2 longhairs and one shorthair. All get along fine. Just goes to show you---all chi's are different.

If Ralph hasn't had his little op and we did get a girl, would they have to be kept separate?

I'm totally naive to this and a bit of a newbie xx

I wish I could get another one but my husband is tolerant of just one, he's a cat person, our kitties love the chi


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Not until he reached sexual maturity which can be any time between 5 and 10 months old.


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