What are the shortcomings of the Chow Chow? The disadvantages of the Chow Chow are that it has a lot of hair, is prone to hair loss, has a strong body odor, and is prone to drooling. It requires careful care from the owner. Poor obedience is also a major shortcoming of the Chow Chow. Training it It will be more difficult and require the owner to spend a lot of time and energy.

1. Hair care is troublesome

Looking at the thick fur of a Chow Chow, you can tell that it is a dog that sheds more seriously. The Chow Chow loses its hair twice a year, and it lasts for half a year. It is also troublesome to take care of it. If you have a Chow Chow, you must have a light diet, because a light diet is the most important for dogs that are prone to hair loss. It is recommended to choose some low-salt and light dog food to effectively alleviate hair loss.

　2. Big body odor

Many people cannot accept the Chow Chow because of its strong smell, but in fact, dogs have body odor. You can reduce the body odor by finding the right source. The most important thing is to keep a light diet and squeeze the anal glands regularly. Regular cleaning of teeth, etc., these are basically the sources of Chow Chow odor. If it is not cleaned regularly, the smell will be stronger.

3. Too much saliva

Chow Chows salivate a lot. Whether it is winter or summer, Chow Chows love to drool. Especially when they go out to exercise in the summer, be sure to prepare water for Chow Chows and pay attention to it at ordinary times. In terms of the Chow Chow's diet, try not to let the Chow Chow eat too many spicy things, or things that are too salty or too sweet, which will cause the Chow Chow to drool a lot.

　4. Poor obedience

The Chow Chow’s personality is relatively self-centered, independent and stubborn, so it is more difficult to train the Chow Chow. Lion dog owners must have enough patience.