4 Beautiful Shar Pei Puppies For Sale Now.

  

Our anticipated litter has arrived and on time 12/10/2009 to our beautiful Shar Pei Tia, and Sired by our stunning Male Kye.
2 Beautiful Bitches, and 2 beautiful dogs. All Our Puppies Are Now Sold 
 

See pictures, and videos all the details Here Shar Pei Puppies 
 

  "Kye"Sire Of Our 2 Litters Born Tia And Kye "Best Pals Together" "Tia" Dam Of 2 of Our Litters
  KC Reg "Black Sunshinne" Kye Black Brush Coat Kc Reg "Carmen Of Joy"
  Age 4 years Born Nov 05 Tia Red Fawn Brush Coat Age 4 years Born August 05
  Shar Pei Dog  Chinese Shar Pei  SharPei with pups 
 
All our Shar Pei Puppies advertised for sale by us on this website are (or) will be registered with the Kennel Club,
and are fully vet checked prior to being rehomed. To see available puppies use this link. Shar Pei Puppies 
 
Our puppies are pure bred Shar Pei and both parents have excellent pedigrees, both parents are available
to be seen when viewing our puppies. Both of our Shar Pei Dogs are well socialised and are excellent with children,
and people. The puppies will be well socialised as we have 2 children, 15, and 9 the puppies will be handled,
and will have been weaned onto solids (puppy food), and they will have started their toliet training.
 
Meet Mum & Dad our beautiful Shar Pei Tia & Kye 

 
 
Shar Pei Tia & Kye Playing at the Beach. 
   
 

 
 
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A Guide and Crufts Video of the Chinese Shar Pei.

A BRIEF HISTORY.


The Shar Pei originated in China many centuries ago.
They were used for herding, hunting, guarding and as combatants. When the Chinese Communists came into control
they became nearly extinct.
During the 1960’s there were very few left and they became the rarest dog in the world. In 1970 a man called Matgo Law
began a rescue operation of his native breed. A few specimens found their way to interested parties in the United States.
Thanks to this man the Chinese Shar Pei breed is no longer an endangered species.

APPEARANCE.

An alert, active, compact dog of medium size and substance, short coupled and square in profile.
Preferred height 46-51cm (18-20") at the withers. Dogs are larger and more powerful than bitches.
The Shar Pei has a number of unique characteristics.
The breed has a head which can best be described as "hippopotamus like", very small ears flat to the forehead,
loose folds of skin about the head neck and shoulders and a short harsh coat.
The Shar Pei breed have a blue black tongue, a characteristic shared only with one canine breed, the Chow Chow.
The loose skin and wrinkles are abundant in Shar Pei Puppies, but these features may be limited to the head, neck
and withers in adults.

TEMPERAMENT AND CHARACTER.
 
Calm, independent, very affectionate, alert and devoted to people. The Shar Pei is a wonderful companion and family dog.
He is equally adaptable to indoors and outdoors, protective but not vicous,
quick to learn, good with children when properly introduced, obedient and eager to please his family. He is very loyal
to his family and loves them unconditionally. He is standoffish with strangers and does not like to be rushed by them,
especially in his own territory. He will generally bark when somebody visits and prefers to take his own time to approach
the visitor, to be petted. This is because of his protective instinct.

TRAINING.

The Shar Pei is very intlligent and learns easily. He can do extremely well at obedience training.
It is very important that early socialising be carried out, with humans and other dogs.

EXCERISE.


The Shar Pei does not need a large amount of exercise, most will exercise themselves if room permits.
But they do love to go for a walk, on a lead and if you only have a suburban block, this should be done as regularly as possible.

LIFE SPAN.

A well cared for Shar Pei will live upto 12 years.

HEALTH.


Shar-Pei can suffer from are Hip Dysplasia, Luxating Patellas, Entropian, Skin problems and Allergies.
The Shar Pei breed club are working on introducing control schemes for hereditary diseases.
Responsible breeders make every effort to control these disorders in their stock. Shar Pei bitches can drop their coat after whelping,
also both sexes can look a little moth eaten when moulting.
Do not mistake these as skin problems as this is quite normal for this breed.

THE IDEAL SHAR PEI OWNER.


Should be a responsible person who is willing to share their life and home with their Shar Pei, a person well versed in canine behaviour,
or willing to learn; a person willing to train, and socialise their Shar-Pei.
Shar-Pei craves human companionship and is not a dog that should be left in the backyard and forgotten about.

WHAT TO ASK YOURSELF IF CONSIDERING PURCHASING A SHAR PEI PUPPY.

First examine your lifestyle and ask yourself – Have I the time, the space and the long term commitment to consider owning
a Shar Pei Pup? The Shar Pei Puppy does not adapt easily to change of ownership once it becomes an adult.