Meghan's Japanese Chins

“I take puppy placement very seriously because these little boys are already deeply loved. My goal is to match each puppy with a safe, loving, lifelong home where he will be cherished and protected. Japanese Chins are companion dogs and do best with people who are home often and able to give them daily love, attention, and care. They are not meant to be left alone for long periods of time. Because they are small and delicate, they need families who understand gentle handling. Homes with children may be a wonderful fit as long as the children are kind, calm, well supervised, and taught how to safely love and respect a small dog. Bringing home a puppy is a lifelong commitment that can last well over a decade, and sometimes close to 20 years. Dogs require time, patience, training, vet care, grooming, quality food, and ongoing expenses. I ask every family to thoughtfully research the breed and what it takes to be a responsible dog parent, especially if this is your first puppy. More than anything, I want each puppy to be treasured as family for his whole life.”