Mary Allen
The Japanese Chin is a versatile dog. On the one hand, she is affectionate, cheerful, cheerful, and friendly, and on the other, she is suspicious and touchy.
Hin always behaves with dignity and knows his own worth, therefore, painfully perceives any negative or indifference towards him. He is especially sensitive to the behavior of the owner since he becomes attached to him with all his soul. But with strangers, the hin behaves with restraint.
Despite its diminutive size, the chin can hardly be called an unpretentious indoor dog. This is a pet with character, and he needs a solid but extremely friendly upbringing.
