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Freddie
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About Freddie
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Freddie is a 1 year old AKC registered Hairy Hairless Chinese Crested male who is looking for his forever home. Freddie was recently neutered on 4/24/2026 & will be ready for his new home once he has fully healed. Freddie is crate trained and does well in the house. We do use a belly band on him when he's loose just because up until recently, he was still intact. Freddie absolutely loves everyone - kids, cats, other dogs, you name it. Freddie loves to play with anyone that's willing to give him a little attention. He is a lap dog when he isn't wrestling around on the floor with his stuffed animals. Freddie walks well on a leash and stands well on the grooming table. He's not the biggest fan of a bath or getting groomed but he tolerates it pretty well. Freddie loves to go in the car with his people, shopping or just being around his people in general. He's not a barker but will whine (if he's in his crate) when he has to go potty. Freddie has the sweetest, kindest, most comical personality. He loves his people and personally, I think he could excel as a therapy dog or just as an awesome member of someone's family.
Freddie came from a longtime breeder who has since retired. We got Freddie with the hopes of showing him but after letting him grow up a little (and having x-rays done by our vet), we have found that Freddie has a Luxating Patella (Grade II) on his left rear leg & a Luxating Patella (Grade I) on his right rear leg. Freddie does not have any pain but will occassionally lift one of his back rear legs after running/playing.
Freddie's sire is: PRA-PRCD "B", PRA-RCD3 "A", PLL "A", Patellas OFA Normal
Freddie's dam is: PRA-PRCD "A", PRA-RCD3 "A", PLL "A"
Freddie has been neutered, vaccinated, heartworm tested negative and microchipped. Our vet did also have to pull a few puppy teeth that erupted but never fell out.
Freddie will need continued training as he is still just a puppy. We want to find a family who will love and dote on this sweet boy just as we have.
Freddie's new family will receive his hard sided crate, some of the food that he eats, his toys, collar, leash and all veterinary paperwork (x-rays can be emailed to new family for their records.) Freddie's fee is $1,400. NO shipping. Serious inquiries are welcome. Freddie has a forever home here with us until he finds his forever home.
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White
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Harmony Chinese Cresteds
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What's it like owning a Chinese Crested?
This mostly hairless breed and it’s powderpuff siblings are great for people with allergies as both varieties are hypoallergenic. Their broad head, large perky ears, and long muzzle give the Chinese Crested a distinct look to go along with their ultra-extroverted and fun-loving personality. Full-grown, they typically weigh 8-12 pounds and stand 11-13 inches tall.
Do Chinese Cresteds do well in a busy household?
Chinese Cresteds are generally okay with older children who know how to handle dogs. The Chinese Crested gets along well with children who respect their pup's personal space, other dogs, and any household pets. Young children should be watched around the Hairless Chinese Crested as they lack the naturally protective coat most breeds have to protect them from rough play. They're moderate barkers — they'll alert you when something's up but aren't excessive.
What's the best way to exercise a Chinese Crested?
Chinese Crested exercise and activity needs are rather minimal. They prefer a daily walk, but can usually have their needs met by indoor play. The Chinese Crested is well-suited for apartment life. Overall, their exercise needs are low.
How much grooming does a Chinese Crested need?
There are two distinct varieties of Chinese Crested—the ‘Hairless’ Chinese Crested and the more common ‘Powder Puff’ Chinese Crested. The Hairless Chinese Crested has soft, human-like skin and tufts of fur on their head and ears, tail tip, feet, and other sporadic places on their bodies. The Powerpuff variety has a thick double coat with a very soft, silky topcoat. Grooming-wise, this breed is low-maintenance. Chinese Cresteds are considered hypoallergenic, which can be a plus for allergy sufferers.
Where do Chinese Cresteds do best — city or country?
Chinese Cresteds are best suited for apartments and smaller homes. The Chinese Crested gets along well with children who respect their pup's personal space, other dogs, and any household pets. They are fairly easy to train.
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