We have a true hairless Chinese Crested girl available, Photo's of her are attached here, also you can see all the puppy pictures on our
blog ITTYBITTY puppy blog
She is sepia in colour with a white crest.
If you are interested please contact us via email ittybittycresties@ntlworld.com for more information.
Our Puppies:
Our puppies have been bred and reared with the utmost love and care to every detail. They have been handled and socialised since the moment of birth , always with mothers approval of course.
It's rare to see puppies from birth to the time they leave for their new homes so we thought that we would share this fascinating experience with you. The excitement of watching puppies grow from birth until ready to start their new life will be as exciting to you as it is to us. All our puppies leave here KC Registered, Vaccinated & vet checked for general health.

If you have any question please do ask

Attached Images

	DSCF1457.jpg (46.9 KB, 54 views)
	DSCF1333.jpg (38.2 KB, 43 views)
	DSCF1352.jpg (64.2 KB, 45 views)

__________________
David
http://www.ittybittycresties.co.uk

There are two distinct varieties of this unusual dog: one is hairless except for its feet, head and tail, and called, not surprisingly, the Hairless; the other is called the Powder Puff. It has a coat of long soft hair. Both come in numerous colors, either solid, mixed or spotted all over. It has a broad skull and a long muzzle. Eyes are dark, and ears are erect. Strangely the two types often come in the same litter.
Temperament
The most popular of the hairless breed, the Chinese Crested are still very rare. These dogs are sweet, lively, playful and cuddly. They are exceptionally loving and likes to hug and smile. Affectionate with children. Children should be taught not to be rough with this breed as it is friendly, but it does not have the protective hair that other breeds have and can get injured easily. They are an entertaining companion. Intelligent and very alert. Puppies should be well-socialized and exposed to loud noises when young to avoid potential timidity. If its owners do not baby them, these dogs can grow up to be a very well-adjusted dog. They have an ability to perform tricks and are generally good with other pets. They are not barkers. Chinese Crested Dogs like to climb and dig holes. They tend to become very attached to their owners and have difficulty adjusting to a new one. Chinese Crested Dogs crave constant companionship.
Height, Weight
Height: 12 inches (30cm.)
Weight: not over 10 pounds (4.5kg)

__________________
David
http://www.ittybittycresties.co.uk

The last dog in signature pic doesnt look very happy!! my chihuahua looks like that just before she bites someones ankle!lol..interesting pups.

oh yer lol...pmsl laffing at its 2 front pegs hahaha

I hope they gave him/her his bone back when they finished the piccys!

We ad to wide him up with his brother Frodo & a bone to get him to do that. lol

__________________
David
http://www.ittybittycresties.co.uk

I will recommend this post to my chinese friends. Free chinese translation available.

__________________
I love fish, fishing and raincoat

omg stop spamming.

Can I ask Is this pup from Shanrae lines?
Also the height for the Standard is
Dogs---11-13inches
Bitches---9-12inches
Weight should not exceed 12lbs

hi i need help with my crestie and was wondering if you could help. i recently got him from a friend who didnt have enough time for him. from what the breeder told us hes 1and a half and was fine around other animals. we have2 cats and another dog hes a 7 yr old rot/lab mix and the crestie barks like crazy and trys to snap at him but is completely fine with the cats.. is there any way to fix this?!

__________________
.i fell into fantasy. })i({