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Evaluating the Chinese Crested can present a challenge to judges for several reasons. To the uninitiated, becoming accustomed to the hairless trait may take a bit of time. The vast range of type found in this breed is a far more complicated issue to grapple with.

Am/Mex/Can Ch. Razzmatazz Ultra Pink
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Morgan at the 1999 World Dog Show in Mexico City

The fact that both varieties are exhibited together adds another dimension of confusion. However, a strong grasp of breed type answers most of these questions.

Angulation and Toplines

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Type, Consistency, Quality

Understanding the Chinese Crested Standard

The current AKC Chinese Crested standard is the most contradictory and confusing version in existence

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