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* About Our Club * Main Page Constitution Bylaws Code Of Ethics Officers * What is Chinese Imperial Dog * Breed Standard Breed Profile CID History Coat Colors * Chinese Imperial Dog Registry CIDRA * ~ Operated by an independent company ~ Chinese Imperial Dog Registry Application Instructions for Registering a CID All registerd dogs can utilize Genetic testings * Support the Cid Club * Meet Our Members Join Our Club Logo for your Website Our Store * Health Links * Health News Artifical Insemination Hernia and Delayed Closures ParvoVirus Enema ~~~ JRD ORDER KITS ~~~ * Honorary Mention * Imp Of The Month Article ~ President Judy * Fun Links * Our Club Newsletters Puppy Parade IPDBA. http://ipdba.8k.com/ UR http://www.unitedregistry.com/ NKC. http://www.nationalkennelclub.com/ CPR. http://cpryourdog.com |
Our Mission The Chinese Imperial Club of America is dedicated to the preservation of the Chinese Imperial Dog, and fosters the continuing education and expanding growth of the CIDCA Subscription. CIDCA, through it's subscribers invites participation in the decision-making process of the club, encouraging the formation and continuation of local CID affiliates, and supports the set-up and execution of local dog shows and events. According to AKC The American Kennel club and dictated by the National Shih Tzu organization the weight requirements of the Shih Tzu is 9-16 pounds. Chinese Imperial Dog breeders prefer our breed to be under 9 pounds full grown. In our diligent efforts to return our breed to its original form, and by not adding another breed of dog to our Imperials to do so, we found we can and do show our dogs. The first Chinese Imperial Dogs shown were at a NCA event in 2006. The Chinese Imperial has been accepted as the Chinese Imperial Dog by many dog registries and someday AKC. Our healthy Chinese Imperial Dogs deserve this right. Our purebred Imperials can be registered as Chinese Imperial Dogs with American and International dog registries such as CPR, UBAR, NKC, IPDBA and many other kennel clubs. Our sizes ranging from 3-9 lbs but many of our puppies mature in the 4-7 lb ranges. We breed for health, quality, temperament and wonderful personalities |
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