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from [THE HISTORY] -
During World War I, the supply of
Japanese Chins to America was cut off to such an extent that
breeders were limited to the dogs already here. Japan, too, suffered
losses when earthquakes played havoc among their breeders.
Dogs
found in England and Europe have helped to maintain a high level of
quality and have since made their way to America to blend with the
established lines here. The breed's compact size, coupled with being
naturally clean, intelligent and sensitive, makes this an ideal
companion.
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