She's a doll! Of course, the only way to really know is to do a DNA test. If you decide to have her spayed, they will likely do a blood test beforehand to make sure she's healthy, and they could possibly use a sample from that poke for the test if you really wanted to find out.
Little young yet to get a precise idea, but
yepp,, looks like a long hair chi. to me also.
What a Cutie Pie!!! Sure she'll make a fantastic
pet/companion.
Blessings.
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All long coated Chi's start out with a more "fluffy" coat. Around 14-20 weeks she'll loose the fluff & start getting in her adult coat which will likely be flatter & not flufffy. She's adorable btw....
Little young yet to get a precise idea, but
yepp,, looks like a long hair chi. to me also.
What a Cutie Pie!!! Sure she'll make a fantastic
pet/companion.
Blessings.
Thank you, yeah she's awesome. Quite a funny personality. I'm glad I caved and wound up getting a chihuahua
She's a doll! Of course, the only way to really know is to do a DNA test. If you decide to have her spayed, they will likely do a blood test beforehand to make sure she's healthy, and they could possibly use a sample from that poke for the test if you really wanted to find out.
I might do it just out of curiosity. I'm really curious.
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