Chinook

Chinook
Group Working Group
Size Large
Coat Medium
Origin United States
Nickname
None
Color
Black and Tan, Brown, Red
Height
Males: 24-26 inches.
Females: 22-24 inches.
Weight
Males: 55-90 pounds.
Females: 50-65 pounds.
Life Span
12-15 years
Litter Size
3-7
Exercise
Energetic
Personality
Smart, Patient, Devoted
Groom Needs
Weekly
Shedding
Seasonal
Trainability
Eager To Please
Vocality
Medium
Good with
Yes

Introduction

Known for their strength, intelligence, and friendly demeanor, Chinooks are a rare breed originally bred for sled pulling. Exhibiting a tawny coat and athletic build they typically weigh between 55-90 pounds. Ideal as both working dogs and family pets, they have a moderate activity level, requiring regular exercise. This breed is known for its exceptional patience and gentleness, especially with children, making it a perfect addition to any active household seeking a loyal companion.

Helpful Information

  • Breed Club: CHINOOK CLUB OF AMERICA, INC.
  • Breed Club Link: http://www.chinookclubofamerica.org/
  • Breed Club Rescue Link: http://www.chinookclubofamerica.org/chinook-adoptions.html

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