Re: Shinese -- Pekingese Breed Questions and Answers

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Subject: Re: Shinese

Author:
Sherri Youmans

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Date Posted: 14:50:01 08/15/07 Wed
In reply to: schascha 's message, "Shinese" on 11:09:19 11/27/06 Mon

I have been breeding this mix for a few years now. No, I have not run acrossed this problem in my dogs or puppies. But it could be common to a certain bloodline that your dog carries, but I have never heard of it before.

>I just purchased a male Shinese mix, about 10 months
>old. He was rescued from the streets. He had been
>wondering w/ no food or bath. His temperment is
>wonderful, he is well behaved and house
>broken. He even sleeps all night in his kennel.
> Yesterday I noticed a fatty deposit under his chin
>area near his throat. I thought that maybe this was
>where he was once a little healthier (fat). I took
>him to the vet to get neutered and the technician told
>me that, the fatty deposit would need to be drained
>periodically, but it certainly was not a health issue
>to the dog.
>Can you tell me if this is common in that breed or if
>there is any info you can give regarding this issue.
>Thanks

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