Chinese Red Dog Dogs in Barnsley, South Yorkshire

2 Chinese Red Dog Dogs in Barnsley, South Yorkshire

TodDaniels

Male Chinese Red Dog – 4 Years Old A stunning example of the Chinese Red Dog breed! This loyal and loving boy is naturally protective of his family and has been raised around children. He thrives in

Daniel M.

Altrincham, Greater Manchester(37.5mi)

1 month

Gorgeous Chinese red dog cross

£200

Chinese Red Dog & German Shepherd Hybrid1 year1

Koda is a beautiful girl , aged around 20 months . She’s a big girl. Iv had her since she was 13 weeks old . She is amazing with children , loves playing with them and loves cuddles. She lives with my

Abigail W.

Manchester, Greater Manchester(31.7mi)

FAQs

What is a Chinese Red Dog?

The Chinese Red Dog, also known as the Laizhou Hong, is a rare and large working dog breed from Laizhou City in China's Shandong Province. It was developed in the 19th century by crossing native Chinese dogs with European breeds like German Shepherds, Great Danes, and Rottweilers. This versatile breed serves as a guard dog, companion, and working dog, known for its striking red coat with black or tan markings, tall pointed ears, and loyal, protective temperament.

What are the physical characteristics of the Chinese Red Dog?

Chinese Red Dogs are large and athletic, typically weighing between 71 to 132 pounds and standing 25 to 31 inches tall. They have a short, dense coat that is primarily red with black or tan markings on the muzzle, chest, legs, and throat. Distinctive features include tall, erect, bat-like ears, almond-shaped amber or dark brown eyes, and sometimes dark pigmentation on gums and tongue. They shed minimally and may have either a single or double coat.

What is the temperament of a Chinese Red Dog?

Chinese Red Dogs are calm, intelligent, loyal, and brave, making them excellent guard dogs and family companions. They have a protective nature yet are generally well-mannered and friendly when properly socialised. These dogs are energetic and require regular mental and physical activity. They adapt well to new environments and typically get along well with children and other dogs if raised together.

What are the grooming and care requirements for the Chinese Red Dog?

The Chinese Red Dog has a short, dense coat that is relatively easy to maintain and requires minimal grooming. They shed moderately and have low drooling tendencies. Regular brushing helps manage loose hair and maintain coat health. Due to their working dog background, they also need consistent mental and physical stimulation to prevent boredom or destructive behaviours.