Amazing IKC (Pending) Registered Shar Pei pups

We have 2 rare, beautiful and very wrinkly puppies available to 5 star homes. Shar Pei are a specialised breed with China as their country of origin. Because of their affectionate nature, super intelligence and love for children, they make excellent pets. They are very loyal to their master and family members, are extremely clean and are house trained at around 8 weeks of age. They are the only breed in the world that house trains themselves.

They are a low maintenance dog who enjoy a walk now and then but if you have a quarter acre of land around your house, it is more than sufficient to keep them exercised as they will exercise themselves. Their coat needs brushing every couple of weeks and a wash around every 10 weeks which you can do at home quite easily. They are very easy to train due to their high intelligence and you can train a Shar Pei to do almost anything. Their aim in life is to please their family and they are very, very fast learners! All Shar Pei owners will know exactly what I'm talking about.

These little ones were reared on Royal Canin puppy kibble and have been vet checked twice to date to ensure that they are in perfect health. They were reared in the family home with other dogs and are very well socialised with both dogs and people. Their recall is amazing and will come at once when called. They don't roam ot wander, but stay around their home. They are good watch dogs and will alert you if someone calls though not in an aggressive way. I have been breeding Shar Pei on and off for 15 years and none of my pups or their parents have been aggressive towards people but they can be stand offish with strangers and won't come to them.

Mum is a fawn coloured girl and is our family pet, dad is a blue and is a British dog.

Both are kennel club registered as are their pups.

Shar Pei have all the qualities one would wish for in a dog and there's an old Chinese saying that states, "Once you own a Shar Pei, you will always want a Shar Pei"!. Not surprising, people who bought our pups were mostly people who had previously owned Shar Pei.

If you want to know any more info on this exceptional breed, please call me on 0860838152.

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