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Fox-Chi

1/2 Chihuahua x 1/2 Smooth Fox Terrier

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Recognized By:	DBR , IDCR

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Mispellings:	Foxychi, Foxy-Chi

Caring for a Fox-Chi

Feeding: Care should be taken not to overfeed the Fox-Chi as they can gain weight easily if not properly exercised.

Living with a Fox-Chi

Family Dog: The Fox-Chi makes a great family dog but should be supervised around small children because of their size.

Shedding: The Fox-Chi is a low to average shedder.

Grooming: The coat of the Fox-Chi typically requires little grooming.

Barking: The Fox-Chi does tend to bark when they are alerted by a noise or guarding something.

Exercise: The Fox-Chi needs plenty of daily exercise.

Living Conditions: The Fox-Chi does best as an only dog or as part of a small group of dogs.

Fox-Chi Appearance

Size: The Fox-Chi stands between 10 to 18 inches tall.

Companionship: The Fox-Chi makes a loving and loyal companion.

Head: The head of the Fox-Chi is rounder than that of a Fox Terrier.

Nose: The nose of the Fox-Chi is black in color.

Eyes: The eyes of the Fox-Chi are black or brown in color.

Muzzle: The Fox-Chi has a medium length pointed muzzle.

Neck: The Fox-Chi has a medium length neck.

Forequarters: The Fox-Chi has a broad chest.

Hindquarters: The Fox-Chi has muscular, well rounded hindquarters.

Gait: The Fox-Chi has a very smooth gait.

Color: The coat of the Fox-Chi can be Black and White or Tri-Colored.

Coat: The Fox-Chi has a smooth coat.

Fox-Chi Facts

Life Expectancy: The life expectancy of the Fox-Chi is well over 10 years of age.

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** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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