Search over 4 Chinese Crested dogs across Australia
With their graceful, hairless bodies, Chinese Cresteds captivate attention. These dogs stretch a bit longer than their height, exuding charm and friendliness. Their skin feels remarkably soft, perfect for expressing tenderness through cuddling.
With their graceful, hairless bodies, Chinese Cresteds captivate attention. These dogs stretch a bit longer than their height, exuding charm and friendliness. Their skin feels remarkably soft, perfect for expressing tenderness through cuddling.
Chinese crested puppies for sale, ready for their forever homes June 29th.
Taking expressions of interest.
This is a one time litter so I am looking for the correct home for each puppy.
5 Chinese crested puppies available.
1x true hairless female (Mini)
2x true hairless males (Jerry/Teddy)
1x powder puff blonde female (Blondie)
1x powder puff tri coloured male (Harry)
All puppies will be up to date with worming, vaccinated & vet checked before sale.
Puppies are brought up in a loving, calm and social environment.
Mother and father both have beautiful temperments.
Deposits will be taken at 6 weeks of age when the viewing is done.
For enquiries contact me with abit of information about yourself as I am matching puppies to homes (I won't do first in first served)
Text preferred as first point of contact as I may not be able to answer phone calls on demand while at work, I can call you back after work hours.
0420388448
I have some Beautiful, Fun Loving and Cuddly Pure Bred Chinese Crested puppies for sale 😍
4 Hairy Hairless Boys in Black and White and Tri colour
2 Powder Puff Females in Black and White and Tri Colour
These puppies are Wormed, Vaccinated and Microchipped and ready to go now 8 weeks old.
Mum and dad have amazing temperaments and great personalities.
Chinese Cresteds are known for the quirky, fun loving, outgoing, intelligent, loyal personalities and are great for Families, Couples, Singles and the Elderly as they are a small breed 30cm to the shoulder and don't shed as they have Hypo-allergenic hair.
2 x Powder puff boys available to go to their forever home on the 10th January 2024 ( 8 weeks old ). All are vaccinated, wormed , vet checked and microchip $1500 each.
We want to see these babies in loving homes as all puppies deserve.
Raised in the home with love and lots of attention.
Chinese Crested dogs are one of the most loving dogs I have been lucky to have share my life - they love being with their family.
Exquisitely soft, gentle easy going breed.
If you don't know the breed, please google it.
Rarely found cuddlepots.
Raised with children, vet checked, wormed, micro chipped, vaccinated.
Born 22 July 2020, ready for a good home only now.
One boy, one girl with exactly the same markings.
Mum and dad can be inspected on our rural acreage near Coffs Harbour
NSW.
Pure breed, with fantastic temperament.
Not yappie but watchful, warm and cuddly, strong, uncomplicated, loving.
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Breed Characteristics
Grooming
Exercise
Size Range
The Ultimate Chinese Crested Guide
About Chinese Crested
The Chinese Crested dog stands out with its distinct varieties: the hairless, adorned with soft, silky hair on its head (the “crest”), tail (the “plume”), and feet (the “socks”), and the Powderpuff, cloaked in a soft, straight coat. Despite their delicate look, these lively dogs are known for their affectionate and playful nature, making them excellent companions.
Lifespan
13 to 15 years
Weight
4 - 5 kg
Height
Male: 28 - 33 cm Female: 23 - 30 cm
Grooming
Brush their coats two or three times a week.
Origins
Chinese Cresteds belong to one of the oldest dog breeds, shrouded in mystery.
The best guess is that a giant hairless breed was once brought to China. The Chinese bred this hairless dog to a smaller size.
Soon after, the dogs gained popularity for their skill in exterminating vermin from Chinese vessels.
As Chinese merchants sailed across the world, they took these dogs along, leading to their introduction in regions like Egypt, Turkey, and Central America.
Yes. They make excellent pets because of their playfulness and affection. Plus, they get along well with people and other pets.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
Chinese Cresteds may suffer from:
Progressive Retinal Atrophy
Lens luxation
A serious eye condition where the lens dislocates from its normal position, often causing pain and vision impairment, necessitating prompt veterinary intervention.
Glaucoma
A condition characterized by increased intraocular pressure, leading to optic nerve damage, vision loss, and potential blindness if not promptly diagnosed and treated.
Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease
A hip joint disorder involving the degeneration of the femoral head, leading to pain, lameness, and potential joint deformity.
Nature / Temperament
Outgoing, enthusiastic, sweet-tempered and alert.
Suitable Environment
The Chinese Crested thrives in various living environments, ideal for both apartment dwellers and those with spacious homes. Their small size and moderate energy levels mean they don’t require much space, but they enjoy regular playtime and interaction with their family members. These dogs are sensitive to extreme weather; the hairless variety needs protection from the sun and cold, necessitating clothing or sunscreen in summer and warm garments in winter.
Other Considerations
Two main varieties exist: the hairless and powderpuff. Hairless Cresteds have hair on their heads and legs, while powderpuffs have long, silky coats covering their bodies.
Chinese Cresteds are witty escape artists. They fear heights; they can climb fences and jump from elevated areas.
These dogs come in many colors, ranging from slate to chocolate and pink.
Due to their exposed skin, they’re susceptible to human-like skin conditions such as acne, rashes, and sunburns.
Many Chinese Cresteds have allergic reactions to wool and lanolin. Avoid clothing them in these fabrics.
How can I take good care of my Chinese Crested?
Nutrition
Chinese Cresteds have moderate energy levels, which translate to minimal dietary needs.
They consume 0.5 to 1 cup of good-quality dog food daily. Cresteds have sensitive kidneys and shouldn’t be fed vitamin supplements.
Citrus products contain high amounts of ascorbic acid, which can cause stomach upset or worse, infections.
Avoid high-carb dog food products and red meats, as these can also result in an upset stomach.
Grooming
Chinese Cresteds do not shed much and are considered hypoallergenic, making them ideal for owners with allergies.
Their wash-and-wear coats mean they don’t need frequent bathing. On average, bathe them once every 10 to 15 days.
Start with a gentle preliminary bath to remove dirt and debris, then give them a thorough bath with the mildest dog shampoo you can find.
Recommended Grooming Tips
Trim their nails every 2 months. Given that Cresteds are lap dogs, most owners will prefer that their pups have short nails.
Remember to clip their pads as well.
Use a mild cleanser to swab the inside of their ears. This is to prevent them from getting infections.
Brush their teeth two to three times a week to keep tartar buildup at bay.
Exercise
Being a small breed, Cresteds don’t need much exercise. 30 minutes to an hour of exercise daily is enough, achievable through short walks.
If it’s cold, rainy, or snowy outside, meet their exercise needs through indoor play.
Training
Training Chinese Cresteds is fairly easy. Be consistent, and start training early so they adopt good habits when they’re young.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
No, they are not. These dogs make good family pets, but they are too tiny for kids’ rough and tumble play. Therefore, they’re better suited for families with older children.
No, they don’t. Small and toy dog breeds have a tendency to bark, especially when they’re left to their own devices. But Chinese Cresteds are not a yappy lot. They only bark when they want to draw your attention to something suspicious.
A Chinese Crested dog for sale can be found between $600 and $1200. Only adopt a Chinese Crested puppy from a reputable breeder. Ensure that your breeder conducts the correct health tests and genetic checks for common health issues.