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Fuzzy Nation Chinese Crested Dog Handbag-Bags with a Bite Puppy Purse Edition Order Now

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Noid the Chinese Crested Polymer Clay Dog

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Meet Noid, he's a sculpture I recently did. He is a Chinese Crested and his mommy wanted the sculpture to look like the caricature he's sitting on in the first photo so I tried to do a cross between the real dog and the cartoon dog. Read Full Story

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Chinese Crested in Lavender Art Tile

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I just recently put this art tile pendant into my shop. The art tile depicts a Chinese Crested. The tile is hand-sculpted from a beautiful lavender polymer clay, etched and highlighted with a dark purple paint. At the top center of the tile is a large Swarovski crystal charm. The pendant hangs from two bails on either side of the tile. This tile can either be hung on the wall or worn as a pendant. Size is approximate: 2-3/4" long top to bottom 1-3/4" wide Read Full Story

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Chinese Crested Dog from 1915

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This is a hairless breed, except that he has a silky top-knot or crest, and some feathering or tuft at the root of the tail, which feature is considered very typical of the breed. It is difficult to assign its origin, but they are found freely in the South and Central American States, Mexico, South Africa and China. The ears should be carried erect and are never cut. The conformation of the body is like that of the black and tan [Manchester] terrier, but the head is shorter and the skull more rounded. The skin always feels cold [Not true, hairless dogs were used ... Read Full Story

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Chinese Crested Dog Jewelry Gifts

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Now I consider myself a nudist since I run around with no clothes 99% of the time. Frankly, I only need a coat or aweater if there's a freak blizzard or something. Why? because I am furry. And when I say I'm furry, I mean really very furry. Mama says it's the Chow Chow in my background. Whatever it is, suffice it to say that even naked, I'm covered if you know what I mean. However, get a load of this dog breed! Until I saw a Chinese Crested dog, I guess I didn't know what naked really meant! If your person wears jewelry, ... Read Full Story

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Meet Harriet!

Harriet is an American Hairless Terrier (formerly known as a Hairless Rat Terrier). This breed looks similar to the Chinese Crested Dog.She is a young spayed female. Harriet is sweet and quiet. She tolerates cats as long as they do not bother her. She is housebroken.We found Harriet through Whiskers, Tails and Ferals in Napa, California.For more information about Harriet, click here!

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Dog Breed of the Week: Chinese Crested

The first thing many people think of when they see a Chinese Crested is "World's Ugliest Dog." Though that competition is all in fun, I must say that I find these little guys rather cute. I suppose beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder. If you aren't a fan of bald dogs, there is another type of Chinese Crested: the powderpuff (and that's just about what they look like). Despite coat type, their personalities are about the same. This is...

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