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Chinese Crested Puppies for sale

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The Chinese Crested, also known as Puff, is one of the most easily recognisable dogs in the world with its hairless body and delightful tufts of hair on the face, ears, neck and lower legs. However, these hairless dogs are not the only kind Chinese Crested, as there is also a Powder Puff, which boasts of having an undercoat covered with an ultra-soft veil of elongated hair.

Read our Chinese Crested Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Chinese Crested Puppies confirmed.

Chinese Crested

Due in 3 weeksAge
12Sex
£1,200Price

Our lovely Chinese Cresteds have just had a confirmed pregnancy ultrasound. Multiple puppies seen but number not given. Putting the advert up now in advance to start a wait list. Previous litter back

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Sturminster Newton, Dorset
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Outstanding Chinese Crested Babies

Chinese Crested

8 weeksAge
11Sex
£2,000Price

AVAILABLE AT SHENGSON Exceptional Chinese Cresteds • Carefully Bred • Lovingly Raised We are delighted to introduce Ariella, our beautiful Powder Puff girl, and Mr Red, our handsome Hairless boy — t

Spennymoor, County Durham
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RareChinese Crested Puppies

Chinese Crested

6 monthsAge
4Sex
£1,400Price

Parents high end health tested. Both Parents owned and much loved family pets. Raised in a multi-pet household with toddler. RARE OPPORTUNITY 1 Female remaining. Mahogany and white powder puff, non

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Runcorn, Halton

FAQs

Chinese Crested dogs are relatively expensive due to their rarity, unique appearance, and demand, especially the hairless variety which tends to cost more. Prices from reputable breeders typically range from £800 to £2,000, with some show-quality or top-lineage puppies reaching higher prices. Adoption or rescue options are considerably less costly, generally between £120 and £480, depending on veterinary care. These price ranges reflect factors including bloodline quality, breeder reputation, and coat type.