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Chinook Owners Association
A chinook owners association of a rescue or breeders are great sources of information.
Chinooks of today are returning to the public eye after being listed several times in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's most rare of breeds. In the 1980s there were fewer than 100 existing purebred dogs. The Chinook came close to extinction but are now being carefully bred by breeders to restore their place as leaders.
A chinook owners association of a rescue or breeders are great sources of information.
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Chinook Owners Association -
rescue, breeders
Devoted breeders are doing their part to make sure the breed stays strong and healthy enough to pull sleds far into the future with their beloved families. The breeders strive to breed towards the strength, stamina and excellent disposition of the original Chinook. The Chinook of yesteryear were large freighting dogs, and today should carry the same body attributes. A chinook owners association of a rescue or breeders are great sources of information.
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