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Shar PeiNewest Review: ... never shown any sign of agression towards the children. Even the boy who suffers from ADHD (attention defecit hyperactivity disorder) and is running all over the show and sometimes really agravating the dogs, they seem to know that he means no harm and just sort of look at him distastefully and walk away. The twenty year old daughter was attacked by an alsation at a fair ground when she was ... more |
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by - written on 06/03/01 (Very useful, 318 readings)
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I know people say they grow to look like their dogs but l am sure l will never have that many wrinkles. We have two of these lovely creatures and we really love them dearly. They originate in China where they were first bred as fighting or farming dogs. They were at one time the rarest dog in the world but now there are many dogs around. Not enough though that we don't get stopped every second step by people asking what on earth it is, the most regular comment being 'I've seen one on the telly, but never a real one' and 'Arn't they ugly, but in a really adorable way' Hmm??? They are about the size of a boxer and are a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/11/00 (Useful, 320 readings)
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The Sharpei is a lovely dog. Originally native of China they have many many wrinkles. It is believed that they developed this way so that if they got bitten by another dog and were being held by the flesh they could still defend themselves and retaliate due to the loose skin and wrinkles. These wrinkles can cause problems though especially around the eyes and ears so make sure that they are regularly inspected and taken to the vets immediately if there is any sign of a problem. They do not have fur but have course hair similar to sandpaper or horsehair. If you have very sensitive skin conditions then beware as their hair can cause irritation causing a sort ... Read the complete review

