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NorthWind Pekingese
Known as the "lion dog" in China, the Pekingese has been a symbol of good luck in China for hundreds of years. Only members of the Chinese court could own a Pekingese, and they first came to the attention of the outside world in 1860 when the British overran the Summer Palace. Courtiers had killed all but five of the dogs so they would not fall into outsiders' hands. The remaining five were brought to England where they were an instant hit. Today the peke is a loyal, devoted, and protective little dog, the Pekingese makes a good watchdog. He is also lively, affectionate, and spirited. Bred to be a lapdog companion, he fits well into the smallest accommodation. He enjoys being petted and fussed over and makes a good pet for older children. A great dog for the couch potato, he requires minimal exercise.
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