Mary Allen
#7 Chow Chow is very jealous of the inviolability of his home.
The situation when guests come to the house, who (in the puppy's opinion) allow themselves to move uncontrollably around its territory, can cause stress in the dog and the subsequent aggressive reaction, so you need to try as quickly as possible to teach the baby to calmly relate to new faces, smells and voices.
#8 A big plus in raising Chow Chows is their innate cleanliness.
The puppy very quickly understands where to go to the toilet, learns to endure from a walk to a walk. But do not use this ability - after sleeping and each feeding, the dog needs to be taken outside.
#9 Chow Chow training at home seems to be a very problematic endeavor.
A representative of this breed simply will not follow orders that it considers incomprehensible or stupid.
If you do not have enough time or you feel at least the slightest doubt in your abilities, it is better not to get down to business. Immediately give your pet into the hands of an experienced instructor, otherwise, it will be extremely problematic to fix the consequences of training.