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Shar Pei
Calm, independent and dignified, often reserved with strangers and loyal to its family.
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Score overview
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| 2/5 | ||
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| 3/5 |
Health 2/5 The Shar Pei has a health profile requiring particular attention. Conditions to monitor include Shar-Pei autoinflammatory disease and amyloidosis, entropion, skin-fold dermatitis, ear infections, hip dysplasia and breathing problems in exaggerated lines. Recommended preventive care includes kidney and inflammatory monitoring, eye and orthopaedic assessment, careful skin and ear care, regular veterinary checks and selection away from extreme features. Advantages Things to consider
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