Growth and development rates for the Chinese Foo Dog are likened to that of other similar breeds. However, Chinese Foo Dog Growth rates from puppy to full Dog or bitch have been tracked as being somewhat quicker than other, more mainstream Dog breeds.
Whilst most breeds of Dog reach their full length and height around or just after 12 months of being born, Chinese Foo Dogs have been known to reach this level prior to this period.
There are several health issues that can occur if your Chinese Foo Dog grows too rapidly and therefore it is imperative to take careful measures when both feeding and exercising your Chinese Foo puppy. Always ensure that whilst your Chinese Foo is eating regularly, they are not being over or under fed. Similarly, exercise is needed on a regular basis for healthy bone and muscle development, but over exerting themselves at an early stage in their lives can often cause irreparable damage later in life.
Chinese Foo Dogs are a fascinating breed of Dog and as long as they are treated well and respected from birth, their Growth should see no problems and they should mature into healthy, active Dogs.
