Has anyone heard of a chacy ranior and if so are they good dogs?

Answer 1

The Chacy Ranior are fairly easy to obedience train. Stable, outgoing, playful, alert, curious, very intelligent, devoted and attached to the family. Good with children, so long as the child is not rough with the dog. The Chacy Ranior is highly intelligent and sensitive and does not tolerate physical abuse or heavy handed training measures. They seem to know when to be quiet and when it's ok to be "crazy". They love to play and are quite active. They LOVE any toy that has a reaction to being thrown or squeezed ---- like squeaky toys or rattle toys. But then if you pick them up, even while they're playing, they seem to inherently know to calm down and just cuddle. Their bark is not as piercing as a Toy Poodle or Pomeranian. Some have reported their dogs to be very quiet, while others say they do bark at strangers and odd things around them. One family stated that since the puppy was so quiet they wanted some way of teaching the puppy to tell them when he needed to go outside to do its business. They came up with the original idea of teaching him to ring a bell that was placed by the door. They taught the pup to ring the bell with its paw to let them know when he had to go outside. They had only had the pup for four days; he was only 13 weeks old. These dogs are very devoted to their families and do not like to be left alone all day long without company. If you are going to be gone all day you may want to think about getting two dogs or even a cat to keep it company. One owner stated that their Chacy Ranior's companion is a ferret, while another reported their Chacy Ranior was not trustworthy with their hamsters. The Chacy Ranior is a breed in development. These dogs, understandably, since they are a breed in development, do not always come out "perfect", just like their looks don't always come out the same -- some better than others. The breeders working on the development of these dogs are well aware of this and are working with puppy buyers to match the right puppy to the right type of family and situation.

Answer 2

It's a multi breed cross so you won't know what a puppy will turn out like - if the "breed" has only been in "development" for five years that is only two, or three, generations at most when responsible breeding. If they have used as many brred i the mix who knows what the puppies could turn out like or how they will mature.

This is a mutt - a puppy farmed mutt at that.

You could get a mix from the pound with as much guarantee as to how it would turn out.
Any mix can just as easily throw together all the negative points as well as any positive traits.

Answer 3

Chacy Ranior

Answer 4

A bullador it truly is a labrador/pitbull mix and a borador a border collie/labrador mix. A chibull chiuhua/pitbull mix. i somewhat do imagine shelters might want to undertake out more effective canines in the experience that they did positioned the clothier names somewhat of declaring they are mixes. For some reason human beings want to positioned that "clothier" label on animals.

Answer 5

They sure are cute!! Here's some info on the breed:

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/chacyranior.htm