Small Japanese Chin Puppies for sale in Waltham Abbey, Essex

2 Small Japanese Chin Puppies for sale in Waltham Abbey, Essex

The Japanese Chin, also known as Japanese Spaniel, is a petite little dog and one that prides itself on having a lot of presence. They are known to be very cat-like in their behaviour and wash their faces with their paws, a trait that makes them even more adorable. Although the Chin may seem fragile, far from having a fragile personality, they are bold, intelligent and very smart, which are just a few more reasons why this breed has remained such a popular companion over time both in the UK and other parts of the world.

Read our Japanese Chin Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

2 adorable Havanse x japanese chin puppies

Havanese & Japanese Chin Hybrid

4 monthsAge

11Sex

£850Price

We have 2 adorable , playful cutie havanse x with japanese chin puppies waiting for their forever family home. Both parents have been health tested through wisdom panel. Mum and dad are much loved fam

Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire

Japanese chin female

Japanese Chin

2 yearsAge

1Sex

£800Price

It's with a heavy heart that we have to re-home our little girl dolly, we are moving home and the new landlord doesn't allow pets, she's the most beautiful friendly dog you will ever meet, loves cuddl

Barry, Vale of Glamorgan

FAQs

Do Japanese Chins make good pets?

Yes, Japanese Chins are affectionate, intelligent, and calm companions well suited for families, singles, and apartment living. They have a playful yet gentle temperament and form strong bonds with attentive owners, though they can be somewhat independent and cat-like in their behaviour.

How long can Japanese Chins be left alone?

Japanese Chins should not be left alone for long periods as they thrive on companionship and may suffer from separation anxiety. Ideally, they should not be left alone for more than about an hour to maintain their emotional well-being.

Are Japanese Chins yappy?

Japanese Chins are generally mild-mannered and not excessively yappy. They tend to be quiet and reserved but can be vocal to alert their owners to unusual events or to express themselves, reflecting a calm and pleasant temperament.

Why is it called a Japanese Chin?

The breed is called a Japanese Chin because its distinctive appearance and refined traits were developed in Japan, where it was prized as a companion dog in imperial courts, although it actually originates from ancient China and has historical ties to both Japanese and Chinese nobility.