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£350Price
Cream KC Chow Chow - 100% Proven Stud
Chow Chow1 month
£350
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Description
Tank (aka Baby Khabib) is a healthy, stunning cream Chow Chow & proven stud.
1st litter (May 2026): 3 boys & 1 female.
Artificial Insemination is available, and it’s carried out by our local fertility clinic. If your female does not conceive (vet proof required), you will receive one free repeat mating at her next season.
About Tank:
• 100% Proven Stud
• KC registered (Champion bloodline)
• Up to date with treatments
• Friendly & great temperament
Pedigree:
• Sire (Khabib): Russian import with multiple champions in his bloodline. Large, heavy-boned, carries cream, blue & fawn. Known for producing outstanding pups.
• Dam (Baboo): Beautiful blue Chow from a Russian-import mother and Italian-import father, both with champion lineage. Striking teddy bear face and excellent conformation.
📩 For more details, please text:
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Litter details
LocationLeicester, Leicester
BreedChow Chow
Age3 years, 4 months
Health & Docs
Health Checked by a vetKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treatedMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to date
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Distinctive blackish-blue tongue shared only with the Shar Pei
Loyal and devoted, forming strong bonds with one main person
Thick double coat available in smooth or rough types offering unique appearance
Excellent watchdog capabilities ingrained through centuries of guarding and hunting
Cons
Requires consistent early socialisation and training due to strong-willed nature
Moderate to high grooming needs with seasonal heavy shedding
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods
High prey drive necessitates cautious off-lead management near livestock