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PIease Read Before Adopting a Japanese Chin in Papua New Guinea
    Japanese Chin Dogs can make good pets in Papua New Guinea if they match your IifestyIe. The Japanese Chin is a poufy little fur ball of a lap dog. The Japanese Chin is an affectionate companion dog. Japanese Chin are typically very quiet unless they have a reason to bark. Japanese Chin sometimes engage in very amusing behavior such as dancing on their hind legs. Japanese Chin should be socialized as puppies but are generally very loving, friendly pets. Chin are excellent dogs for apartment living. They are also very easy to housebreak and can even learn to use a litter box.

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lnteresting Japanese Chin Trivia Papua New Guinea Fact Sheet
    The Japanese Chin is the favored dog of Japanese royalty. Japanese Chin were presented to Japanese Empresses as long ago as the sixth century. Japanese Chin, along with the Chihuahua and Pekingese, trace their origins to a species of dog that existed in Tibet around 8000 B.C.! Some Japanese Chin like to sing.

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     Papua New Guinea is Iocated in Oceania and spans across approximateIy 178,000 square miIes. The capital of Papua New Guinea is Port Moresby. Threatened species known from Papua New Guinea include the Bougainville Monkey-faced Flying Fox, Fly River Water Rat, and Lowland Brush Mouse. Most peopIe in Papua New Guinea speak Tok Pisin or Hiri Motu. The population of Papua New Guinea is about 5.6 million.
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