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Would love for my Droplet to be featured. She's a Boston so not much grooming needs but I'd love for people to see what wonderful doggos Bosties are ❤ PS Love your channel and how you set people straight on breed stereotypes! You rock
I also have a chow chow. Koshii is 1 year old now. He is so behave and friendly. But not when he sees a cat LOL. Here's a video of him. ruclips.net/video/H4WiKr_URp4/видео.html
That dude's just cool. First time I've seen a peace out chow. Every chow I've physically seen was obviously temperamental and dangerous. Really made me not think much of the owners.
@@czos9239 I’ve always had a good report with chows I’ve met - but when she called them “cat-like” dogs I realized that’s prolly why I vibe so well with them 🤣. I’m also a big fan of “doglike” cats 👍
You said it. My former mother-in-law said that *her* mom had Chow-Chows on their rural property when she was being raised there. She said they were 'mean' and not properly trained. When she went up and down the basement steps those dogs would lunge through the openings between the treads and nip at her legs. She never had pets once she moved out and married. That experience soured her of owning animals forever. Such a shame.
I had a Pom and he looked like a rat when wet. Lucky for me he loved water and baths and the pool… But man. Trying to trim his nails was a chore. He HATED it😂 That’s why I took him to a trusted groomer. Turns out.. he survived
Anyone who has dealt with a chow chow knows they can be a difficult breed....and then there's Camille, who's life motto appears to be "I am furry potato." Great stuff.
This solely depends on how well trained the chowchow is. I am a breeder of purebred chargers and I can say for a fact that mine have an amazing temperament. I have owned a female since she was a puppy in the mail I just bought he is an amazing dog very very friendly. My female dog and human friendly. She is also trained as a guard dog.
@@alannaaskew2877 its almost like any breed can be well behaved and wonderful dogs but some people are just straight up stupid i would love to own a dog but i know i cant cause i know i would end up being to lazy to take care of all its needs
Narration: Chows are aloof, hard to train, and are bred to hunt. They are plush as a sofa but don't cuddle. Approach with caution. Camille: I am the most adorable bork that ever borked.
For the longest time, our Chow never slept on the bed with us, even though our wiener dog did. But, we had to move 2 states over and got a motel the first night. It was so disorienting with all the voices outside & room doors slamming that our Chow girl got up on the bed that very night and always slept with us from thereon in.
I'm 73. My Chow Chow is 8. I have been a Chow owner most of my adult life. My last 3 Chows lived 13, 15 and 16 years. I hope my current guy will be around another 8 years. I had a red Chow that weighed 85 lbs which is considered large. My current Chow Chow is a shaded cinnamon that weighs 110# and is 26 inches at the withers, he's a very big boy. Socialization is very important with a dog that size. When raising a Chow you must be calm and even tempered. A Chow has a naturally defensive and protective nature. They are cautious and very discerning. When a Chow does not know you, you never approach. If he is interested in you, let him approach you. Most bites occur when a stranger wants to approach the 'cuddly' dog. A Chow sees this action as aggressive and responds accordingly. A Chow never forgives and never forgets. That's why all of the experiences that your Chow is exposed to must be positive. Having a Chow in your home is no different than another person being there. When I lay him to rest, I hope I have enough life left in me to raise one more.
I was a Chow mommy for 15 yrs. He was a Black Chow with a formidable pedigree. To the rest of the world, he was a formidable presence, but to his Mommy, he was the cutest cuddlebug ever...and I never had to worry about unwanted guests. It's been many years since his passing, and I still think of him and miss him. I've never had another dog, altho I have a bevy of cats. But he always got along swimmingly with my cats, my ferret, my goat and whatever else landed on my ark. If I could get another dog, it would definitely be a Chow.
One of my friends was bitten hard by her own Chow Chow, trained, socialized, and all, apparently the dog became aggressive when she taunted him with food. She surrendered him to a shelter.
@@L337playing If you look at the other comments like this here, this person is the one posting every one of them. Weirdest form of spam that I've ever seen
Agree. A friend had a chow who attacked him. I would pet sit the chow sometimes, it was the only dog I ever thought would actually bite me. Chows can be nuts.
I'll always have a soft spot for chows; my first dog ever was a chow chow. She must have been special like Camille--she was cuddly and sweet and definitely had separation anxiety if we left her alone. And her patience for kids was unmatched; she would let my baby sister crawl all over her and would simply walk away when she'd had enough. She did have her wild, independent side--her favorite pastime was escaping our backyard by climbing over our chainlink fence. Once she escaped all the way to the airport runway of a military base. Another time she jumped from the second story of our house with nothing but a mild sprain on one ankle. Man, I miss that dog.
My mom got a chow chow a year before I was born, I was raised with him from birth to 12 years old and he was incredibly sweet as well. Never bit or chased anything, used to bark at neighbors cats but after telling him no a single time he never did again. Never bit or showed aggression even when I stupidly teased him and rode on him as a toddler, just the sweetest thing. They’ll always be my favorite breed of dog! Them looking like bears definitely helps a lot too :3
I had an Akita Chow mix for 14 years. The most patient, well behaved, people & kid friendly dog ever, though he had some anxiety and had a real problem with drunk/on drugs/crazy people, so it was really quite helpful.
My first dog was a chow, too :) I was 14 when I got him and he was truly amazing! Sweet-tempered and cuddly with us, super easy to train, and SO patient with children! The little son of a friend was learning to walk at that time and would hang on to the dog´s tail for balance while they walked the yard again and again, the dog adjusting his walking speed to those first steps of the toddler. He was fierce with other male dogs and the perfect gentleman with bitches. If somebody tried to feed him he was alright with that and took the treat majestically - but bit everyone who tried to withdraw a treat that the human had already offered him. This was of course not true for us, his family, because we could take any food out of his mouth any time it was necessary. He loved snow so much! He would roll around in it with no end, getting running flashes with joy even in old age..... He was almost 14 years old when he died. Rest in peace, my Dear.
This does a great job of balancing both the "they're not teddy bears, don't get one if you're inexperienced in socializing a dog" and the "they can still be great dogs and this one is a very good girl" messages.
It’s interesting how the ancient dog breeds from the Far East have retained certain behavioral characteristics, which are often described as “cat-like”. The shiba inu is another example of this.
In my opinion, it's a reflection of Asian culture. We are generally reserved, cautious, and don't show much emotion. We are not easily excitable. Don't these traits sound like a cat's? ;)
this is mostly bc the far east is the area where dogs come from! chow chows are as the video say “most likely the worlds oldest dog”. so called “cat-like” breeds like most sighthounds and large spitz breeds are breed to have independent temperaments, they are call primitive bc it’s an trend seen in very old breeds. in fact the dog considered the most “cat-like” comes from african, it is called the basenji. tho, even tho a dog is cat-like, it’s important to remember, it’s not a cat. it’s still very much a dog.
This is very true. Jindi dog and all Korean breeds are highly intelligent but tend to not listen to owners they don’t respect, don’t necessarily like to socialise, can be very aggressive towards strangers without proper socialisation. However the good thing about Far Eastern breeds is that they tend to be fairly genetic illness free (minus Chinese breeds like the pug, Pekingnese, Sharpei and Chow Chow I guess).
Agreed! I live next door to a barking dog. My neighbours have a big(ish) house, but on a small suburban property with a mostly concrete yard. All of their neighbours are very close in proximity, and there are at about 5 of them (including us, and not including those across the street). For some reason they thought "You know what breed of dog would be great here? An Australian Shepherd!" A medium breed that's known for barking loudly and excessively when bored or under-exercised. He barks almost non-stop, he's also aggressive towards strangers and other dogs, including my small Shih Tzu. All they do is yell at him when he's misbehaving and kick him outside, which is all the damn time. They barely give the dog the time of day to give him attention, let alone train him! This was a problem, so then they thought: "let's get another Australian Shepherd!" So, now they have two dogs they barely have time for. Why are people like this?!
I had a pet Chow growing up that looked just like this one, His name was Jo Jo. He was the sweetest dog ever. I was an emotional teen and when I cried he would come lay his head in my lap and lick my face.
@@nasa3623 a ‘friendly’ chow is actually a badly bred dog. Why can’t people just respect animals for what they are without wanting to turn everything into a ‘fur baby’?😒 it’s sad because soon enough they’ll be another breed that is riddled with health problems and dies of old age at six
When I was 3-4 years old, my family adopted a female Chow. The Lion King was my favorite movie at the time, so despite her being a girl I named her Simba. She immediately became attached to me and I to her. I have been legally blind since birth (I can see somewhat, but not well), and my parents always told me that it seemed as though somehow Simba knew I was different. We had a large property with quite a few other animals (sheep, cows, rabbits, cats, and a couple smaller dogs), and anytime I was outside wandering around, Simba was right there along with me as if she was my escort/protector. She was my dearest friend and we were always together. She never once bit me or any of my family. A few years later, my family had decided to move. My parents told me we couldn’t take Simba with us; we were moving to a regular residential property and Simba was used to having space and freedom to roam around (she often loved to go swimming in the canal behind our property. They told me she wouldn’t be happy at the new home, so the buyer of our big property had decided to keep her too. I was devastated and begged in vain for them to reconsider. They didn’t change their minds. I didn’t speak to them for quite awhile after the move, and deep down I have never fully forgiven them in that regard. I am now 30 years old, and I have never forgotten that beautiful, incredible dog. I don’t even have a photo of her. She lives only in my memories. I can only hope the rest of her days were joyful ones. I love you, Simba.
I wish you didn't have to go through that pain...my mom brought a beautiful baby boy (Indian pariah) to our home when I was little but my father was against it so after a few days mom returned him. I still feel sad whenever I think about him...but compared to your pain it's nothing. Cause now I have a baby girl for years and I know how much devastated I will be if I have to let her go. Hope she found peace and happiness during that period of time and you get to meet her in afterlife if it exists for real.
I also have a chow chow. Koshii is 1 year old now. He is so behave and friendly. But not when he sees a cat LOL. Here's a video of him. ruclips.net/video/H4WiKr_URp4/видео.html
*Vanessa:* Chow Chows are temperamental dogs who need a lot of training and socialization, and are not the friendliest of dogs *Camille, a literal cream puff:*
Used to have a chow chow with the most gentle personality. We could dress him up. Didn't care. Hug and squeeze him. He loved it. When we got our other chow. He was in love with her. You could just see these 2 were made for each other.
Ah, chow chow was my introduction to dogs! My greatanut had a chow and he was such a sweet boy. I'd stay their place for summer holiday just to hang out with the dog. I always thought chow chow are the most friendily dog up until this video and always go up for a pat pat whenever I see one, lol.
Chow Chows are one of the most aggressive dog breeds, but with lots of training and patience they can become amazing pets! I find them really pretty but I'm always a bit weary of them lol
I’d like to think that in an alternate universe, there are a bunch of dogs on their computers watching another dog with a soothing bark grooming a human.
I think Camille has been groomed a lot from a young age and she was probably not traumatised during any session. So she is totatlly chilled and just enjoying the pampering.
KR YW and they bite HARD too. I had one to wrap its mouth around the lower part of my arm and bite down enough to leave HUGE puncture marks in my skin. I got excited to show my brother my new car and for just a minute I forgot about their dog and he reminded me REAL QUICK LIKE that he was there. I almost ended up in the emergency room that day. And for that reason I don't want NOTHING to do with them. But I do have to say that Camille is a GREAT ambassador for her breed though! She is AWESOME!
Understandably so, I think many just forget that some breeds are purpose bred to be actual guard dogs. They have to be able to at least maim others. Like, I got no use for a guard dog that would let others touch it.
Once you learn how genetics and temperament affect a chow you become more understanding that they’re capable of being friendly. My chow acts like this at the groomers. As much as I socialized and trained my chow it doesn’t overrule the stigma that they all carry. While there are other chows owners doing the same there’s just too many horribly bred ones out there😔
My chow chow is a rescue and everything you said about the breed is true. My Chow boy would NEVER sit through a grooming session quietly. This dog was extremely well-behaved!
My Chow/Golden was the grumpiest old man! When I clipped his nails he acted like I was cutting toes off. He was Extremely independent but he always knew exactly where I was and hated to be left at home, he loved adventures. He was not great with kids or younger dogs as he got older, definitely a grump lol.
I have two rescues. Re-homing an adult chow certainly takes a LOT of patience. Those first trips to the vet and groomer are challenging to say the least. You can't get emotional, you have to be patient and calm, and you can't let the stubborn little critters beat you. Patience, understanding, and being more stubborn than they are is certainly important. =) Good for you rescuing a chow! How long did it take yours to acclimate to their new home?
Chows are notoriously aloof and defensive of their home. However, they can be incredibly cuddly with their family members. While they will bond with the whole family, they usually have a single person who is ✨their✨ person. They'll sit on their person's feet (a sign or respect) and they LOVE to lick them, especially while you pet them! They're great dogs all around!
That is easily one of the most bath tolerant animals I've seen so far, let alone a chow! her owners need serious props for socializing and training and care!
I have always had chow chows. Mine are socialized as soon as they are walking. My female even adopted a baby kitten when she was nursing her litter. I still have the kitten and he still sleeps with my female. My male looks just like the one in the video but much larger. We call him the gentle giant.
We had a female chow chow whom we wanted to get a companion for. However what was available to us are male pure breed chow puppies that are similar to Camille in the video. We did research first if getting another chow would work for us. We noted that male chows are more aggressive than females and had to be careful with that. We picked the one that snubbed us (because our female is sassy and snobby and we love her for that). When that male chow grew up, he became the sweetest cream cake who just loves us to cuddle with him. He is also very sweet to the female chow and would groom her everyday. He would also just lay down beside her. His true aggression showed when he encountered cats and rats. 😅 Camille is so behaved! She deserves all the treats! My female chow always tries to fight the vet and groomers (but is snobby to strangers), she even shocked the groomer when she opened the locked cage with her snout. 🤣
@Hilly - I semi-rescued (didn't like the breeders general set-up and treatment of all concerned) the last two pups at 8 wks. One blue male with a energetic demeanor, and a cream female very reserved almost shutdown. His name was Buddy and that name stuck, they had named her Snowball (almost all white) and there was no way the name was going to remain. Since they were brother and sister, I decided Buddy and Sissy...that lasted three weeks...her name became - Sassy. Brown eyed Buddy and yellow eyed Sassy. She died at age 6 (cancer) and 6 yrs later Buddy will still not sit in her seat.
@@annabeth_chase5030 she would just walk away from strangers. No biting them, even if they tried to pet her, she'll just leave as if she has somewhere else to be. I'll be honest, based on what GwtD said about proper socialization. I dont think we ever properly socialized our chows. :O
My chow is just like her! He’s such a sweet boy, people meet him & understandably are afraid or walk away. He gets sad because he wants to play🥺 but it’s okay, he’s an amazing dog. He’s almost 2!🥰
@@gabrielaibarra4817 many of the chows being bred in America now are fairly docile. A well bred Chow is aloof, intelligent and under no circumstances a good choice if you want a fur baby. Don’t get a dog just because you like the look. I know it’s too late for you now but in the long run it’s just contributing to the ruining of another breeds health by making them be something they’re not and were never intended for
@@HkFinn83 yes I know. He is definitely aloof comparing him to the dogs we meet at parks and other places. He rather be on his own. He is very independent. Only likes to be around me pretty much. He is just socialized so that’s why he hasn’t had any bad encounters but I don’t take him to dog parks or very trafficked areas frequently. He prefers to walk alone in a trail to just sniff and look around. He’s my third chow. I grew up with two male chow chows, definitely different personalities. They were rescued, therefore we didn’t have much say but I was also 5 years old & they lived to almost 16 years. Very intelligent & protective dogs. But yes I agree they are aloof and as people call them “sketchy”.
I love her very Canadian delivery ...watch Degrassi the next generation and listen to the girls...things sais in a matter of fact way ..with a little dry humor and a pinch of polite sarcasm.
It's very inconvenient to look like a cute stuffed animal when you are weary of strangers and have a cat like personality😅 like all you wanna do when you see them is hug them
Thank you from a confused American! I thought intently about it for 2 seconds, briefly considered the possibility of time travel, and then gave up and watched the cute dog
She reminded me of my mom's Akita! The breeds are both known to be aggressive if not trained properly, but both are just well mannered kind doggies. Very aloof.
That makes you one of the bravest groomers ever. The chow is just about the only dog breed that's banned in a lot of grooming salons due to their unpredictable nature with strangers. Call my paranoid, but if I had to work on a chow, I would have that dog muzzled the whole time. She's cute tho!
What a puff ball with what appears to be a very gregarious demeanor! I have an 11 year old, cream colored Chow who is an absolute sweety. Wary of strangers if I do not introduce. Will let children pull on her ears and poke her face, but will not let you into the house if you are in a foul mood. Ultra smart across the breed. The ultimate personal guardian!
My sister had a chow and a German shepherd. They tolerated each other, occasionally fighting because both were unaltered males. However, when Rusty ( the chow) died, Jake (the GS) grieved something awful. Even tried digging at the grave and laying there for hours.
Like a grumpy old married couple, they fought to hash out their boundaries in their shared space, and when one died the other demonstrated their true affection for the departed partner.
I had a blue male and a cream female...brother and sister. He dominates other dogs, but she was an alpha's alpha. Until she got cancer and died they seriously fought 2-3 times a year. She was like some kind of berserker...once she she started she would not shutdown. Even 6yrs after her death he will not sit in the front seat of the truck...her seat.
I also have a chow chow. Koshii is 1 year old now and he has a purple tongue. He is so behave and friendly. But not when he sees a cat LOL. Here's a video of him. ruclips.net/video/H4WiKr_URp4/видео.html
"OWNERRRRRRR!!!!!! WHERE IS MY BIG MAC AND WHOPPERSSSS!!!!!!! I WANT A COMBOOOOOO000000!!!!!! I WANT IT AND I WANT IT NOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!11111"
I used to breed Chows, they are such cute little fuzzballs when they are tiny. Socialize them from a young age. They will defend you to death. I was saved more than once in sketchy situations by my hero, Freddie aka Mr FuzzyButt 😄
I've met a half-Chow once; it was easy to tell what her other parent was due to the classic black 'saddle' marking and longer muzzle she had (German Shepherd). She had a *HUGE* voice, deep and booming, but she was as sweet as her namesake: Honey~
I saw a chow chow at the dog park and he was so friendly and beautiful! I asked the owner if her house is always covered in fluff. She explained that she had just adopted him a year ago and he was completely bald. His last owner had shaved him down to the skin so she wasn't even sure he was a chow until he grew back his luxurious coat only a month earlier. I just can't imagine a bald chow!
Her description of the behavior and demeanor of Chow Chows may be generally accurate, but my late brother had one as a teenager 45 years ago that was the exact opposite. A smooth red Chow named Teddy, which was very fitting because he was a big lovable and loving Teddy Bear, who never met a stranger and just wanted to be loved by everyone and have their attention. It could be a little annoying; he was very undisciplined and never really trained much, but he would walk up to the neighbor's toddler son, let him throw his arms around him and shake his entire behind with glee. He lived just short of 12 years, and was the only dog I ever really loved.
mine died at 5 months old to do the calculation we adopted him at 1 sent him to training for 1 month which means he was with us for 3 months R.IP CHOWY I really miss him
This is the exact description of my chow… his name is Odin, brownish gold rough coat very annoying and has a cat like personality but he is patient with kids and never aggressive with strangers
@@blaqqbarbie1456 That's not the exact description of Teddy. He thought everybody came to see him and he wanted to be the center of attention. We lived near the high school, and on football Friday nights when he heard the band playing he couldn't wait for my parents to put his leash on him and walk him up to the football field, because all the girls would make a fuss over him.
My parents got a Chow Chow mix most likely with a golden retrieve when I was a small child like 2 years old small. She was the most loving dog. I have many memories of us laying on the porch together with my head on her belly as she would listen to me read to her. All she wanted to do was lay in the sun or in the doorways. She was a great dog to have growing up and would always give me kisses when I hugged her.
"they are used to hunt wolves and coyotes" And chow chow is like doing this silly face while being happy as heck, why doggos are both so deadly but so cute aaa
"Despite their bear appearance, they are not the most cuddliest of dogs" Man, Canada is WAY more hardcore than I thought, if people are out there cuddling wild bears!
they are xD there is a yt video of bears roaming a garden in canada and the owner just steps out of the house and sighs "guys no. i need you to leave." and the bears leave xD
I had a chow when I was very young. She was extremely well mannered and gentle with me, I was around 2-3. She even let me go into her pen and play with her puppies. No one else could get near her. Since I was the youngest in the family, i figured she saw me as one of her own young so we were very close
Our Chow, Bear (a very fitting name), is very chill. He was socialized as a pup, my husband took him to a camp he was teaching where the kids loved on him & he got ALL the treats. Makes a huge difference in a Chow's temperament. He has glaucoma, we had to get his eyes removed as meds were no longer keeping his eye pressure down. But he has adjusted very well, he's still super-chill & a very good boy, plus all the ladies in the neighborhood love him - his sweet face is irresistible & he loves getting petted & hugged 🥰 He does well getting groomed, too, just don't touch his butt - that's his only "NO" zone & he'll let you know quick 🤣🤣 Other than being stubborn about coming back inside, he's a great dog & prior Chows my husband has owned have also been good. You just learn their cues & they learn to trust you through your patience. ❤️
Awe so many memories. My grandfather had a chow when I was a child. He was my personal pillow and security. Wonderful dogs when trained right. Love your videos as always
when i was a kid my grandma had a chow chow named sparky and i remember him being the sweetest boy. my cousins and i were devastated when he passed away because he was our favorite playmate ♥
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Hope someday you can do a Malamute :)
I'm waiting :)
Can you do more Rottweilers
Does this apply to cats as well? ;v;
Would love for my Droplet to be featured. She's a Boston so not much grooming needs but I'd love for people to see what wonderful doggos Bosties are ❤ PS Love your channel and how you set people straight on breed stereotypes! You rock
"Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
Camille was like "Who are you talking about?" 😉
I also have a chow chow. Koshii is 1 year old now. He is so behave and friendly. But not when he sees a cat LOL. Here's a video of him.
ruclips.net/video/H4WiKr_URp4/видео.html
Pup? 4 years old is hardly a pup
@@stekarenhd6911 Every dog is a pup.
such a good lil baby!
Training and socializing a chow is NO JOKE. The owners did a great job
Seriously!!! She was probably the best behaved dog I have ever seen!
That dude's just cool. First time I've seen a peace out chow. Every chow I've physically seen was obviously temperamental and dangerous. Really made me not think much of the owners.
@@czos9239 I’ve always had a good report with chows I’ve met - but when she called them “cat-like” dogs I realized that’s prolly why I vibe so well with them 🤣. I’m also a big fan of “doglike” cats 👍
You said it. My former mother-in-law said that *her* mom had Chow-Chows on their rural property when she was being raised there. She said they were 'mean' and not properly trained. When she went up and down the basement steps those dogs would lunge through the openings between the treads and nip at her legs. She never had pets once she moved out and married. That experience soured her of owning animals forever. Such a shame.
@@meganfedor that is such a shame!
I just love that she gives a little bit of educational briefing on the breeds she grooms.
Agreed! I've learned quite a bit about taking care of different breeds. I am excited to be prepared for any future puppers I may adopt or petsit.
That is why I love this channel.
Me too! That's what makes this channel unique. There is a groomer girl copying her content and narrative on YT and it immediately annoyed me LOL
@@mr.t8123 its not one dog they usually take down wolves and leopards in packs
Me too. I grow up without a pet. I don't know much about them, she gives me a lot of information. I really appreciate it.
I love how the fluffy dogs just deflate when they're washed
Lol "defate" 🤣😂 I call it "de-floof"
Ikr! I have a dog who's a Shih tzu Maltese mix, so she can get very hairy. However she starts looking like a rat when she takes a bath xD
I had a Pom and he looked like a rat when wet.
Lucky for me he loved water and baths and the pool…
But man. Trying to trim his nails was a chore. He HATED it😂
That’s why I took him to a trusted groomer.
Turns out.. he survived
Chow chows have the cutest smushed face in the world
Anyone who has dealt with a chow chow knows they can be a difficult breed....and then there's Camille, who's life motto appears to be "I am furry potato." Great stuff.
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
This solely depends on how well trained the chowchow is. I am a breeder of purebred chargers and I can say for a fact that mine have an amazing temperament. I have owned a female since she was a puppy in the mail I just bought he is an amazing dog very very friendly. My female dog and human friendly. She is also trained as a guard dog.
@@alannaaskew2877 its almost like any breed can be well behaved and wonderful dogs but some people are just straight up stupid i would love to own a dog but i know i cant cause i know i would end up being to lazy to take care of all its needs
@@avenged-khaos
I applaude your honesty and insight.
Wish others thought before they get an animal and make its life miserable.
I have never seen a Chow this mellow
Narration: Chows are aloof, hard to train, and are bred to hunt. They are plush as a sofa but don't cuddle. Approach with caution.
Camille: I am the most adorable bork that ever borked.
Hahaha
For the longest time, our Chow never slept on the bed with us, even though our wiener dog did. But, we had to move 2 states over and got a motel the first night. It was so disorienting with all the voices outside & room doors slamming that our Chow girl got up on the bed that very night and always slept with us from thereon in.
I read the first 'bork' as dork, and I have never laughed so hard
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
@@nasa3623 cute lovely beagle
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I love how she educates her viewers about the Dog breeds she grooms.
A little knowledge about pups never hurt nobody
Especially to commenters
Yes, I learn so much about the various breeds!
I love that too!
Exactly! Especially cuz so many people decide their future dog on looks alone. It's important!
It's essential for choosing the correct breed for your lifestyle, yes!
I'm 73. My Chow Chow is 8. I have been a Chow owner most of my adult life. My last 3 Chows lived 13, 15 and 16 years. I hope my current guy will be around another 8 years. I had a red Chow that weighed 85 lbs which is considered large. My current Chow Chow is a shaded cinnamon that weighs 110# and is 26 inches at the withers, he's a very big boy. Socialization is very important with a dog that size. When raising a Chow you must be calm and even tempered. A Chow has a naturally defensive and protective nature. They are cautious and very discerning. When a Chow does not know you, you never approach. If he is interested in you, let him approach you. Most bites occur when a stranger wants to approach the 'cuddly' dog. A Chow sees this action as aggressive and responds accordingly. A Chow never forgives and never forgets. That's why all of the experiences that your Chow is exposed to must be positive. Having a Chow in your home is no different than another person being there.
When I lay him to rest, I hope I have enough life left in me to raise one more.
I am out of words
You sound so wise 🥺
My childhood chow chow - Charla was a walking red teddy bear and lived to be to be 19 hooman yrs old!
thank you for that wise comment!
you can use this same description but for a Chao from Sonic the hedgehog series
“I clip her nails…”
“and I shave out her bear paws…”
me: say it… say it!!
“I tidy up her grinch feet”
me: YES
Me too!
"and I round up her dump truck" lmao
Yep! I said it too! Yaaaaa! Grinch feet!
Yes!!!
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
Talking about how dangerous the dog is.
The dog the entire time: Vibing.
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
can we stop fucking saying "vibes" and "vibing"? It's meaningless - use your words.
@@brad7957 You knew what they meant, so don't be mad. They are using their words
@@brad7957 who pissed your Cheerios???
@@brad7957 man, your vibes catch me off guard.
She just hopped right in and out of that tub. This isn't her first rodeo. She's such a well-behaved pup!
I wasn't expecting that lil bunny hop! 🐇
Right! Good owners!
Call me crazy but it looked like she was turning into the dryer flow too. Like, "Right there human, damp spot . . . that's better."
She was so sophisticated
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
I was a Chow mommy for 15 yrs. He was a Black Chow with a formidable pedigree. To the rest of the world, he was a formidable presence, but to his Mommy, he was the cutest cuddlebug ever...and I never had to worry about unwanted guests. It's been many years since his passing, and I still think of him and miss him. I've never had another dog, altho I have a bevy of cats. But he always got along swimmingly with my cats, my ferret, my goat and whatever else landed on my ark. If I could get another dog, it would definitely be a Chow.
Owners did hella of a good job training her! Chow Chows are a real difficult breed to train. 👏🏻
One of my friends was bitten hard by her own Chow Chow, trained, socialized, and all, apparently the dog became aggressive when she taunted him with food. She surrendered him to a shelter.
@@ingGS she desever that
@@ingGS the same thing happened to me
Not mine.
@@ingGS Mon chow chow, je peux l'embêter comme je veux il ne me mordra jamais. Et j'ai bien dit JAMAIS.
You would never believe they aren’t known to be friendly. Camille seemed so calm even though she was panting a lot.
Probably hot. Dogs also pant to cool themselves off.
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
@@nasa3623 yeah just copy word for word another comment, very original
@@L337playing eyyooo my chow chow mix is named clue... Just gotta put it out their..
@@L337playing If you look at the other comments like this here, this person is the one posting every one of them. Weirdest form of spam that I've ever seen
When I saw Chow chow in the title I'm like "this will be interesting". But that's an exceptionally well behaved Chow! Props to the owners!
No bad chows only ignorant owners that didn't socialize them or train them
Agree. A friend had a chow who attacked him. I would pet sit the chow sometimes, it was the only dog I ever thought would actually bite me. Chows can be nuts.
Agreed, they look like cute balls of fluff, but can be scary if not trained.. kudos to the owner, and Camille 🙂
@UC8_pkkn2J52txGYA4YVJniQ they really are more like bears than teddy bears. This dog truly has great owners.
Props indeed!! All my Chows have been an easy groom. Some can be a bit cranky. :--)
I'll always have a soft spot for chows; my first dog ever was a chow chow. She must have been special like Camille--she was cuddly and sweet and definitely had separation anxiety if we left her alone. And her patience for kids was unmatched; she would let my baby sister crawl all over her and would simply walk away when she'd had enough. She did have her wild, independent side--her favorite pastime was escaping our backyard by climbing over our chainlink fence. Once she escaped all the way to the airport runway of a military base. Another time she jumped from the second story of our house with nothing but a mild sprain on one ankle. Man, I miss that dog.
My mom got a chow chow a year before I was born, I was raised with him from birth to 12 years old and he was incredibly sweet as well. Never bit or chased anything, used to bark at neighbors cats but after telling him no a single time he never did again. Never bit or showed aggression even when I stupidly teased him and rode on him as a toddler, just the sweetest thing. They’ll always be my favorite breed of dog! Them looking like bears definitely helps a lot too :3
You guys had a very well trained Chow Chow. I applaud that.
I had an Akita Chow mix for 14 years. The most patient, well behaved, people & kid friendly dog ever, though he had some anxiety and had a real problem with drunk/on drugs/crazy people, so it was really quite helpful.
My first dog was a chow, too :) I was 14 when I got him and he was truly amazing! Sweet-tempered and cuddly with us, super easy to train, and SO patient with children! The little son of a friend was learning to walk at that time and would hang on to the dog´s tail for balance while they walked the yard again and again, the dog adjusting his walking speed to those first steps of the toddler.
He was fierce with other male dogs and the perfect gentleman with bitches. If somebody tried to feed him he was alright with that and took the treat majestically - but bit everyone who tried to withdraw a treat that the human had already offered him. This was of course not true for us, his family, because we could take any food out of his mouth any time it was necessary.
He loved snow so much! He would roll around in it with no end, getting running flashes with joy even in old age.....
He was almost 14 years old when he died. Rest in peace, my Dear.
This does a great job of balancing both the "they're not teddy bears, don't get one if you're inexperienced in socializing a dog" and the "they can still be great dogs and this one is a very good girl" messages.
Thats why i did not allow my mother to get a chowchow because we are not experienced and i was at school that time...
@@ocdguyhere3465 smart decision
“And I round out her dump truck” as she’s trimming her furry dump truck 🤣😂that was the best!
😂😂 yes I got a good chuckle out of that when I realized what she said 🤣!!
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
I got a good laugh when she said this.
Yes. That was awesome 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Looks like "A fantastic ambassador for his/her breed" compliment is only given to the best-behaving dogs XD
Indeed. We don't even know the song of her people.
Not only did she behave, she enjoyed the experience at points, a truly excellent ambassador
@@AxxLAfriku AxxL you’re kind of annoying
Ha
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
It’s interesting how the ancient dog breeds from the Far East have retained certain behavioral characteristics, which are often described as “cat-like”. The shiba inu is another example of this.
As the owner of a Shiba mix, I can confirm that.
In my opinion, it's a reflection of Asian culture. We are generally reserved, cautious, and don't show much emotion. We are not easily excitable. Don't these traits sound like a cat's? ;)
this is mostly bc the far east is the area where dogs come from! chow chows are as the video say “most likely the worlds oldest dog”. so called “cat-like” breeds like most sighthounds and large spitz breeds are breed to have independent temperaments, they are call primitive bc it’s an trend seen in very old breeds. in fact the dog considered the most “cat-like” comes from african, it is called the basenji. tho, even tho a dog is cat-like, it’s important to remember, it’s not a cat. it’s still very much a dog.
This is very true. Jindi dog and all Korean breeds are highly intelligent but tend to not listen to owners they don’t respect, don’t necessarily like to socialise, can be very aggressive towards strangers without proper socialisation.
However the good thing about Far Eastern breeds is that they tend to be fairly genetic illness free (minus Chinese breeds like the pug, Pekingnese, Sharpei and Chow Chow I guess).
chinese sharpeis act the same way, in fact sharpeis and chows are cousins, and both are thought to be the oldest breeds!
Hearing the phrase "round out her dump truck" said in your calm, narrative voice is hilarious for some reason.
How are more people not talking about that I was dying 😂
I got a giggle out of that too lol
“The chow chow is an Aloof breed” *Shows Camille in the happy hoodie and enjoying the high velocity dryer*
Camille is too cute
Camille went through proper training and socialization. Those two factors are a must for Chows. Camille is so gorgeous!!
her little smooshed face
😍🤣
I love how she deflated in the wash and was re-inflated with the dryer. Too cute.
i adore her little head tilts
Dryer: *is turned on"
Camille: POOF! Get the fluff going!
What a well behaved princess 💕
So in summary the Chow Chow looks like a lion, has features like small bears, has temperament of a cat and IS A Dog. Wow, what a breed!
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
@@nasa3623 they’re not unfriendly, such an awful stigma. They are unfriendly and unruly when not treated well - like any animal
"and her owners have done a great job training her."
If only we could say the same for all dog owners.
90%+ people can´t raise their children properly.
@@PROVOCATEURSK animals exculed
Agreed! I live next door to a barking dog. My neighbours have a big(ish) house, but on a small suburban property with a mostly concrete yard. All of their neighbours are very close in proximity, and there are at about 5 of them (including us, and not including those across the street).
For some reason they thought "You know what breed of dog would be great here? An Australian Shepherd!" A medium breed that's known for barking loudly and excessively when bored or under-exercised. He barks almost non-stop, he's also aggressive towards strangers and other dogs, including my small Shih Tzu. All they do is yell at him when he's misbehaving and kick him outside, which is all the damn time. They barely give the dog the time of day to give him attention, let alone train him! This was a problem, so then they thought: "let's get another Australian Shepherd!" So, now they have two dogs they barely have time for.
Why are people like this?!
@@PeninsulaPaintings terrible people
There arent bad dogs in this world, only bad owners :(
I'm amazed at how well trained this dog was. Her owners did a great job with her.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I had a pet Chow growing up that looked just like this one, His name was Jo Jo. He was the sweetest dog ever. I was an emotional teen and when I cried he would come lay his head in my lap and lick my face.
That's very sweet.
Jo Jo is the best name you can ever name a dog-
Just wondering, your doggo used to have a stand?
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
@@nasa3623 DUDE FUCKING STOP!!!
I know they’re not the friendliest but she’s absolutely adorable, and such a good baby
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
@@nasa3623 can you stop commenting this on literally every comment? (Or is this a bot?)
@@nasa3623 a ‘friendly’ chow is actually a badly bred dog. Why can’t people just respect animals for what they are without wanting to turn everything into a ‘fur baby’?😒 it’s sad because soon enough they’ll be another breed that is riddled with health problems and dies of old age at six
@@HkFinn83 wdym? they're trained to be friendly not bred. you can't breed a dog to be friendly and to do it it would take a long time anyway
My chow is friendly. I hate how they have this stigma, socialise well and treat them well and they will behave
Camille is a beauty, Grinch feet & dump truck not withstanding. TY!
“And I tidy up her dumb truck.”
When I was 3-4 years old, my family adopted a female Chow. The Lion King was my favorite movie at the time, so despite her being a girl I named her Simba. She immediately became attached to me and I to her. I have been legally blind since birth (I can see somewhat, but not well), and my parents always told me that it seemed as though somehow Simba knew I was different. We had a large property with quite a few other animals (sheep, cows, rabbits, cats, and a couple smaller dogs), and anytime I was outside wandering around, Simba was right there along with me as if she was my escort/protector. She was my dearest friend and we were always together. She never once bit me or any of my family. A few years later, my family had decided to move. My parents told me we couldn’t take Simba with us; we were moving to a regular residential property and Simba was used to having space and freedom to roam around (she often loved to go swimming in the canal behind our property. They told me she wouldn’t be happy at the new home, so the buyer of our big property had decided to keep her too. I was devastated and begged in vain for them to reconsider. They didn’t change their minds. I didn’t speak to them for quite awhile after the move, and deep down I have never fully forgiven them in that regard. I am now 30 years old, and I have never forgotten that beautiful, incredible dog. I don’t even have a photo of her. She lives only in my memories. I can only hope the rest of her days were joyful ones.
I love you, Simba.
I wish you didn't have to go through that pain...my mom brought a beautiful baby boy (Indian pariah) to our home when I was little but my father was against it so after a few days mom returned him. I still feel sad whenever I think about him...but compared to your pain it's nothing. Cause now I have a baby girl for years and I know how much devastated I will be if I have to let her go.
Hope she found peace and happiness during that period of time and you get to meet her in afterlife if it exists for real.
did you visit her?
She’s so cute 🥰 her head tilt was everything
Everything what
@@nickgarcia153 I think they mean everything as in everything that’s cute?
I also have a chow chow. Koshii is 1 year old now. He is so behave and friendly. But not when he sees a cat LOL. Here's a video of him.
ruclips.net/video/H4WiKr_URp4/видео.html
“I trimmed and shaped her dump truck” absolutely the most accurate statement ever uttered on this channel 👌😂
I crack everytime
Kudos to Camille’s guardians. They did a fantastic job training her properly. ☺️
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
*Vanessa:* Chow Chows are temperamental dogs who need a lot of training and socialization, and are not the friendliest of dogs
*Camille, a literal cream puff:*
Used to have a chow chow with the most gentle personality. We could dress him up. Didn't care. Hug and squeeze him. He loved it. When we got our other chow. He was in love with her. You could just see these 2 were made for each other.
She was such a well behaved lady. That speaks volumes about her and her owners!!!
Some Chows are a first class act.:-)
Ah, chow chow was my introduction to dogs! My greatanut had a chow and he was such a sweet boy. I'd stay their place for summer holiday just to hang out with the dog. I always thought chow chow are the most friendily dog up until this video and always go up for a pat pat whenever I see one, lol.
Chow Chows are one of the most aggressive dog breeds, but with lots of training and patience they can become amazing pets! I find them really pretty but I'm always a bit weary of them lol
Yo. Fancy seeing you here! Always happy to see RUclips cross-pollination in the wild
“Go for a pat pat” is my new favourite phrase :D
Omg hi Steph, hi Chris!
You mean great aunt?
That lil leg kick was everything 🥺
IKR!? I love it when dogs do that whenever we get the right spot.
i was not ready for her to call the dog's hind her "dumptruck"
Ah you just saved me to having to go back again cos I missed it twice!
Hilarious!
Me either
I’d like to think that in an alternate universe, there are a bunch of dogs on their computers watching another dog with a soothing bark grooming a human.
And describing the different type of humans. "This is the demanding 'Karen' human..."
@@carlabarrick8538 Thanks 😊for the laugh 😅
Drugs are bad mmkay!?
Dogs walking humans.
So shampoodle from animal crossing?
I think Camille has been groomed a lot from a young age and she was probably not traumatised during any session. So she is totatlly chilled and just enjoying the pampering.
Won't lie, I'm terrified of Chows. One bit me when I was a kid and they make me nervous. Camille is, indeed, an incredible ambassador for her breed.
KR YW and they bite HARD too. I had one to wrap its mouth around the lower part of my arm and bite down enough to leave HUGE puncture marks in my skin. I got excited to show my brother my new car and for just a minute I forgot about their dog and he reminded me REAL QUICK LIKE that he was there. I almost ended up in the emergency room that day. And for that reason I don't want NOTHING to do with them. But I do have to say that Camille is a GREAT ambassador for her breed though! She is AWESOME!
Understandably so, I think many just forget that some breeds are purpose bred to be actual guard dogs. They have to be able to at least maim others. Like, I got no use for a guard dog that would let others touch it.
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
Once you learn how genetics and temperament affect a chow you become more understanding that they’re capable of being friendly.
My chow acts like this at the groomers. As much as I socialized and trained my chow it doesn’t overrule the stigma that they all carry. While there are other chows owners doing the same there’s just too many horribly bred ones out there😔
I grew up with chows. They walked me to school and kept me safe. I was a city kid and very grateful for a dog that made people cross the street! 😆
It sucks that chow chows are generally an aloof breed. They look so cuddly.
Aloof? English please.
@@TraumaER
a·loof
/əˈlo͞of/
adjective
not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant.
"they were courteous but faintly aloof"
@@TraumaER Unfriendly. Basically someone/something that wants to keep to itself and generally will be aggressive/agitated easily
@@TraumaER Aloof is an English word. What do you mean?
@@TraumaER Aloof actually is an English word 😅 An old word but still
My chow chow is a rescue and everything you said about the breed is true. My Chow boy would NEVER sit through a grooming session quietly. This dog was extremely well-behaved!
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
My Chow/Golden was the grumpiest old man! When I clipped his nails he acted like I was cutting toes off. He was Extremely independent but he always knew exactly where I was and hated to be left at home, he loved adventures. He was not great with kids or younger dogs as he got older, definitely a grump lol.
I have two rescues. Re-homing an adult chow certainly takes a LOT of patience. Those first trips to the vet and groomer are challenging to say the least. You can't get emotional, you have to be patient and calm, and you can't let the stubborn little critters beat you. Patience, understanding, and being more stubborn than they are is certainly important. =) Good for you rescuing a chow! How long did it take yours to acclimate to their new home?
Chows are notoriously aloof and defensive of their home. However, they can be incredibly cuddly with their family members. While they will bond with the whole family, they usually have a single person who is ✨their✨ person. They'll sit on their person's feet (a sign or respect) and they LOVE to lick them, especially while you pet them! They're great dogs all around!
I have chow and that's exactly how he acts
Sitting on the feet is a sign of dominant behavior. They are claiming you.
idk my chow pretty much loves everyone including strangers
@@Anon_E_Muss not true at all lol
Mine really loves to lick me 😅
How chill can a dog be!!!?? She's adorable
Especially for a chow chow
That is easily one of the most bath tolerant animals I've seen so far, let alone a chow! her owners need serious props for socializing and training and care!
I would love to see a shirt that says "tidy up those grinch feet." With a picture of a hand holding a very, very grinchy paw.
I would buy that shirt!
That would be great for Christmas
I have always had chow chows. Mine are socialized as soon as they are walking. My female even adopted a baby kitten when she was nursing her litter. I still have the kitten and he still sleeps with my female. My male looks just like the one in the video but much larger. We call him the gentle giant.
We had a female chow chow whom we wanted to get a companion for. However what was available to us are male pure breed chow puppies that are similar to Camille in the video. We did research first if getting another chow would work for us. We noted that male chows are more aggressive than females and had to be careful with that. We picked the one that snubbed us (because our female is sassy and snobby and we love her for that). When that male chow grew up, he became the sweetest cream cake who just loves us to cuddle with him. He is also very sweet to the female chow and would groom her everyday. He would also just lay down beside her. His true aggression showed when he encountered cats and rats. 😅
Camille is so behaved! She deserves all the treats! My female chow always tries to fight the vet and groomers (but is snobby to strangers),
she even shocked the groomer when she opened the locked cage with her snout. 🤣
Cream cake 😭❤️
@Hilly - I semi-rescued (didn't like the breeders general set-up and treatment of all concerned) the last two pups at 8 wks. One blue male with a energetic demeanor, and a cream female very reserved almost shutdown. His name was Buddy and that name stuck, they had named her Snowball (almost all white) and there was no way the name was going to remain. Since they were brother and sister, I decided Buddy and Sissy...that lasted three weeks...her name became - Sassy. Brown eyed Buddy and yellow eyed Sassy. She died at age 6 (cancer) and 6 yrs later Buddy will still not sit in her seat.
What does the line we picked the one that snubbed us mean
@@annabeth_chase5030 she would just walk away from strangers. No biting them, even if they tried to pet her, she'll just leave as if she has somewhere else to be. I'll be honest, based on what GwtD said about proper socialization. I dont think we ever properly socialized our chows. :O
@@BWolf00 - I LOVE BUDDY'S NAME! AND SASSY! omg, Snowball was in the list for our cream chow's name. (We settled for Winter
She's the most docile chow ive ever seen. She's just gorgeous
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
My chow is just like her! He’s such a sweet boy, people meet him & understandably are afraid or walk away. He gets sad because he wants to play🥺 but it’s okay, he’s an amazing dog. He’s almost 2!🥰
@@gabrielaibarra4817 many of the chows being bred in America now are fairly docile. A well bred Chow is aloof, intelligent and under no circumstances a good choice if you want a fur baby. Don’t get a dog just because you like the look. I know it’s too late for you now but in the long run it’s just contributing to the ruining of another breeds health by making them be something they’re not and were never intended for
@@HkFinn83 yes I know. He is definitely aloof comparing him to the dogs we meet at parks and other places. He rather be on his own. He is very independent. Only likes to be around me pretty much. He is just socialized so that’s why he hasn’t had any bad encounters but I don’t take him to dog parks or very trafficked areas frequently. He prefers to walk alone in a trail to just sniff and look around. He’s my third chow. I grew up with two male chow chows, definitely different personalities. They were rescued, therefore we didn’t have much say but I was also 5 years old & they lived to almost 16 years. Very intelligent & protective dogs. But yes I agree they are aloof and as people call them “sketchy”.
"This is Girl With The Dogs, a pure-bred Canadian Groomer. She is a fantastic ambassador for her breed."
I love her very Canadian delivery ...watch Degrassi the next generation and listen to the girls...things sais in a matter of fact way ..with a little dry humor and a pinch of polite sarcasm.
Eeeeheheheeee
We got a chow at six months who NEVER learned to be comfortable with strangers. Props to the owners for socializing her so well.
It's very inconvenient to look like a cute stuffed animal when you are weary of strangers and have a cat like personality😅 like all you wanna do when you see them is hug them
I never regret watching one of these videos... Winning formula for YT, sheesh!
sheeeeeeeesh
Ikr! They are always amazing!
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
For any confused Americans Thanksgiving comes in October in Canada;).
Thank you from a confused American! I thought intently about it for 2 seconds, briefly considered the possibility of time travel, and then gave up and watched the cute dog
I was shocked because of it.
@Silver John Thank you for clarifying! Happy Gobble Gobble 🦃 and Happy Halloween 🎃!
Cause Canadians do it in the right order 😉 we eat a big dinner, pass out and when we wake up two weeks later we can have candy!
@@myheartismadeofstars Dame! You're right! I need to move to Canada, heeeyyyyy! 😉😂
Chows are amazing dogs & should only be with fabulous people who understand how to appreciate them.
She reminded me of my mom's Akita! The breeds are both known to be aggressive if not trained properly, but both are just well mannered kind doggies. Very aloof.
3:33 hearing someone say dump truck in such a serious voice threw me for a loop 😅
That makes you one of the bravest groomers ever. The chow is just about the only dog breed that's banned in a lot of grooming salons due to their unpredictable nature with strangers. Call my paranoid, but if I had to work on a chow, I would have that dog muzzled the whole time. She's cute tho!
What a puff ball with what appears to be a very gregarious demeanor! I have an 11 year old, cream colored Chow who is an absolute sweety. Wary of strangers if I do not introduce. Will let children pull on her ears and poke her face, but will not let you into the house if you are in a foul mood. Ultra smart across the breed. The ultimate personal guardian!
My sister had a chow and a German shepherd. They tolerated each other, occasionally fighting because both were unaltered males. However, when Rusty ( the chow) died, Jake (the GS) grieved something awful. Even tried digging at the grave and laying there for hours.
🥺🥺🥺😭
Like a grumpy old married couple, they fought to hash out their boundaries in their shared space, and when one died the other demonstrated their true affection for the departed partner.
I had a blue male and a cream female...brother and sister. He dominates other dogs, but she was an alpha's alpha. Until she got cancer and died they seriously fought 2-3 times a year. She was like some kind of berserker...once she she started she would not shutdown. Even 6yrs after her death he will not sit in the front seat of the truck...her seat.
@@BWolf00 dogs are so pure
GWTD: "Chow Chows can be aggressive, aloof, and can kill leopards and wolves."
Me: "hee hee fluffee"
😆😆😁
They are pretty lazy :D
Chow Chows wouldn’t make a good sized snack for a leopard.
Starter, you reminded me of a Tasmanian Devil tumblr post
Bottom text was
Hello, pupper
XD
This channel is what's keeping my mental health in check during everything that's going on lately. Thank you for that.
Chin up my lovely, all will be well. Stay positive, God bless xx
I hope you feel better soon. Take care! 🥰
Most Chow Chows I've met have sadly been super nervous and even aggressive. Camille's humans have done an exceptional job training her!
i used to own a golden chow, he was a very good boy with a purple and pink tongue :)
I had an all black. Omg she looked so beautiful 😻
Me too! He was my first puppers 🥰
Same!
I also have a chow chow. Koshii is 1 year old now and he has a purple tongue. He is so behave and friendly. But not when he sees a cat LOL. Here's a video of him.
ruclips.net/video/H4WiKr_URp4/видео.html
My grandparents had a Chow. Said to be a worry with children, but he was a doll.
Oh lawd he comin
Edit: Oh lawd she comin
You r first!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
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"OWNERRRRRRR!!!!!! WHERE IS MY BIG MAC AND WHOPPERSSSS!!!!!!! I WANT A COMBOOOOOO000000!!!!!! I WANT IT AND I WANT IT NOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!11111"
She is gorgeous!!!
she is so well behaved it's amazing! her owners did a fantastic job
Best behaved chow I have ever seen and I have know a lot of people with chows
My Chow chow wouldn't allow ANYONE to touch her. Only family members. I guess we didn't socialize her well... :(
I had a black chow/GS mix years ago. He was a rescue dog and the best dog I ever had. Still miss him.
My family has had chows with temperaments like Camille’s since the 80’s. Properly bred, trained and socialized chows are amazing dogs.
I used to breed Chows, they are such cute little fuzzballs when they are tiny. Socialize them from a young age. They will defend you to death. I was saved more than once in sketchy situations by my hero, Freddie aka Mr FuzzyButt 😄
That’s funny, the kids up the street call my Pomeranian MrFuzzyButt!
What a darling little blonde puffball she is and extraordinarily well behaved as well.
I've met a half-Chow once; it was easy to tell what her other parent was due to the classic black 'saddle' marking and longer muzzle she had (German Shepherd). She had a *HUGE* voice, deep and booming, but she was as sweet as her namesake: Honey~
I saw a chow chow at the dog park and he was so friendly and beautiful! I asked the owner if her house is always covered in fluff. She explained that she had just adopted him a year ago and he was completely bald. His last owner had shaved him down to the skin so she wasn't even sure he was a chow until he grew back his luxurious coat only a month earlier. I just can't imagine a bald chow!
Seemed like one of the calmest customers ever.
What a majestic face, I love how dignified she stayed throughout the grooming.
Her description of the behavior and demeanor of Chow Chows may be generally accurate, but my late brother had one as a teenager 45 years ago that was the exact opposite. A smooth red Chow named Teddy, which was very fitting because he was a big lovable and loving Teddy Bear, who never met a stranger and just wanted to be loved by everyone and have their attention. It could be a little annoying; he was very undisciplined and never really trained much, but he would walk up to the neighbor's toddler son, let him throw his arms around him and shake his entire behind with glee. He lived just short of 12 years, and was the only dog I ever really loved.
mine died at 5 months old to do the calculation we adopted him at 1 sent him to training for 1 month which means he was with us for 3 months R.IP CHOWY I really miss him
This is the exact description of my chow… his name is Odin, brownish gold rough coat very annoying and has a cat like personality but he is patient with kids and never aggressive with strangers
@@blaqqbarbie1456 That's not the exact description of Teddy. He thought everybody came to see him and he wanted to be the center of attention. We lived near the high school, and on football Friday nights when he heard the band playing he couldn't wait for my parents to put his leash on him and walk him up to the football field, because all the girls would make a fuss over him.
I meant your description not the videos description
Wit proper and early training
I love Camille’s little head tilt toward the end. It’s like she thinks she’s on a Miller-Boyett sitcom.
"And I round out her dump truck" IM DYING she definitely got a dumpy dumpy
I don't think you understand how careful I was trying to find this comment thank you for highlighting it. LOL
Camille is such a good girl
"and i round up her dump truck" PLEASE 😭
Dumps like a truck, truck, truck
My parents got a Chow Chow mix most likely with a golden retrieve when I was a small child like 2 years old small. She was the most loving dog. I have many memories of us laying on the porch together with my head on her belly as she would listen to me read to her. All she wanted to do was lay in the sun or in the doorways. She was a great dog to have growing up and would always give me kisses when I hugged her.
"they are used to hunt wolves and coyotes"
And chow chow is like doing this silly face while being happy as heck, why doggos are both so deadly but so cute aaa
"Despite their bear appearance, they are not the most cuddliest of dogs"
Man, Canada is WAY more hardcore than I thought, if people are out there cuddling wild bears!
If there was a Canada providence with the Florida Man laws… WHO KNOWS?
XD
They cuddle bears, moose just about any animal that can murder them strange ppl 🥴
@@alssam102 XD
they are xD there is a yt video of bears roaming a garden in canada and the owner just steps out of the house and sighs "guys no. i need you to leave." and the bears leave xD
🤣🤣🤣 I hadn't noticed the overarching implications of that phrasing. I was stuck thinking about "most cuddliest." Thanks for the good-natured laugh.
I had a chow when I was very young. She was extremely well mannered and gentle with me, I was around 2-3. She even let me go into her pen and play with her puppies. No one else could get near her. Since I was the youngest in the family, i figured she saw me as one of her own young so we were very close
Dogs, cats, bears, lions, what can't she groom!
Me?
A Yakuza soldier
Arachnids?
Don't forget the unicorn Husky!
Cats? You can't groom cats, you can only survive the attempt.
4:04 The difference in this particular Before and After is staggering. She wasn't kidding when she said "this beautiful princess".
Camille is well-behaved. I'm sure her behaviour shortened the grooming time.
Our Chow, Bear (a very fitting name), is very chill. He was socialized as a pup, my husband took him to a camp he was teaching where the kids loved on him & he got ALL the treats. Makes a huge difference in a Chow's temperament. He has glaucoma, we had to get his eyes removed as meds were no longer keeping his eye pressure down. But he has adjusted very well, he's still super-chill & a very good boy, plus all the ladies in the neighborhood love him - his sweet face is irresistible & he loves getting petted & hugged 🥰 He does well getting groomed, too, just don't touch his butt - that's his only "NO" zone & he'll let you know quick 🤣🤣 Other than being stubborn about coming back inside, he's a great dog & prior Chows my husband has owned have also been good. You just learn their cues & they learn to trust you through your patience. ❤️
"And I rounded up her dump truck" I'm sooo dead 💀 Camille has no business being caked up like that!
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
"Since its Thanksgiving weekend"
Canadian sighted....
I know you don't mean any harm with that comment; Yeah, we're out over a month. Heck I don't even know what day of the week 1/2 the time.
Ah! Thankyou. I was panicking for a sec
Haha yea that threw me for a second wen I heard that 😅
In Canada, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the 2nd Monday of October.
Canadian Thanksgiving weekend; I shall enjoy the 3 days of no alarm.
Awe so many memories. My grandfather had a chow when I was a child. He was my personal pillow and security. Wonderful dogs when trained right. Love your videos as always
Chow Chows can be somewhat unfriendly."
Camille: "And I didn't take that personally."
What a good pup.
when i was a kid my grandma had a chow chow named sparky and i remember him being the sweetest boy. my cousins and i were devastated when he passed away because he was our favorite playmate ♥
I love how you include the breeds origins and characteristics! Keep up the awesome work the puppers love you for it! (And so do we)