Wikidbchofthewst
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Really? THAT explains it! My grandma used to have a chow chow, and she always said it twice, and it stuck with me.
Good boy or BAD DOG !? **Warning: Graphic**
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shamegame
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Thanks! Chows can be mean if mistreated or if they are wild. My buddy has a chow named Bruno that he found wandering in the street a while back. I don't know that dog's past, but he was probably mistreated and then abandoned. It loves my buddy but will attack anyone else.
I am sure he's dead. When I scooped him up with the shovel he was stiff as a board. I mean, I didn't check for a possum pulse or anything, but:
shamegame
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You are absolutly right!Yup,he's a good boy,give him a pat on his fat head for me
If you look close you can see the pride in his eye's,he knows he's a good boy, I love the shit out of dogs,truly man's best friend.
Here he looks proud, but not for killing:
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Here he is right at the time I got him:
I didn't mean to turn this into a picture book of my dog, but I couldn't resist putting these two up!
Wikidbchofthewst
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aw he's so round and fuzzy
shamegame
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HAHA! yeah it's a full-size shovel, the possum is about a foot long including the 4-5" of tail. It was a juvenille. The babies are small enough to hide in your hand. Definitly not the " amazing victory for my dog ". Now if the possum had a knife....
EDIT: He should get up to 75-80 lb. which is about as big as Chows can get.
shamegame
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Yep. But most owners just call them chows. The name chow-chow comes from the goods on the ships that used to come here from China in the 17 and 1800's. They referred to all the various knick-knack cargo as " chow-chow ". These dogs were often brought over on the ships , or belonged to the captain or crew.
shamegame
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I am pretty sure the dog just played with him until it killed him. Dogs will pick up and shake small animals until their neck or other bones break, and they also bite them just hard enough to cause internal injuries without drawing blood. If my dog weren't being fed, or was in the wild, he would have eaten most of the possum. But he gets fed very well and he has no need to go that route.
If he wasn't dead earlier he will be. He is in a sealed plastic bag in the trash ( good luck breathing in that ) and the trash goes out tonight so he will be under tons of garbage...
Florida Girl
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How do you know your dog killed it? I don't see any blood or bite marks? I think if a Chow Chow killed that thing it would be all torn up. 
hom36rown
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one time I was smoking a cig in front of my house, and I saw two strays walking down the street, and they came up to this little dog that was tied up across the street from me. At first they were just sniffing it and the little dog was staying very still and not barking, then all of a suuden both dogs grabbed it and start pulling in opposite direction and shaking it. I tried to stop em but it was too late. It was trippy i wasnt expecting that at all
Florida Girl
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LOL... disregard... I see you already answered that ^^^.
