Are Sharpeis hard to train?
The Shar-Pei is active, quick-learning, and intelligent. They are one of the easier breeds to housebreak. However, the breed requires a firm, confident pet parent who can train in a consistent and rewarding manner.
How often should Shar Peis be bathed?
every 4 weeks
Despite the fact that this breed is naturally clean, regular baths are recommended at least every 4 weeks.
Are Sharpeis smart dogs?
Shar-Peis are intelligent dogs needing little training. Although they are somewhat aloof, snobbish and reserved in the presence of strangers, they are extremely loyal and devoted to their family. Essentially they are an independent, regal, alert and dignified animal with a calm and confident stature.
Is Shar-Pei a good dog?
The Shar Pei is great family dog that is devoted to and very protective of its family, but they can be a bit wary of strangers. The Shar Pei is also a good dog for families where children are just that bit older. These dogs also appreciate a good run but keep in mind they also suffer from the heat.
How do you bathe a Shar Pei?
Bathing a Shar Pei Dog
- Brush his coat before bathing to remove as much dead hair as possible.
- Wet him down thoroughly before applying shampoo.
- Apply some dog shampoo, work it into a lather and scrub him down.
- Rinse him thoroughly, moving your hands over his body to spread his wrinkles apart.
How do you dry a Shar Pei?
Dry their fur. Most Shar-Peis lose the majority of their wrinkles as they get older, though different dogs have more wrinkles than others. You can use either a towel or a blow dryer to completely dry your dog’s coat.
Do Sharpeis like water?
These active, intelligent dogs are easy to house-train but need consistent training. Shar-Peis are not fond of water and may go out of their way to avoid it. The dogs generally have a tendency to slobber (this is sometimes more evident when the dog is experiencing pain).
Why you shouldn’t get a Shar-Pei?
Potential animal aggression. Many Chinese Shar Peis are dominant or aggressive toward other dogs, especially of the same sex. Many have strong instincts to chase and seize cats and other fleeing creatures. This is not a good breed to keep with livestock.