[ SECRET POST #3550 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3550 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's Your Patronus?

[(Anonymous)]

As ridiculous as it is to admit, I'm disappointed in my patronus. It's a chow dog. You know, one of those big fluffy ones. What does that even mean? Are they known for anything in particular? I did a quick wiki search, but as far as I can tell it's just a dog. I don't even really like dogs. I think maybe I did the test wrong and didn't go with my gut enough. JKR herself has admitted that your patronus can change; it's in the books too. So I hope that maybe after a certain length of time you're allowed another go.

Re: What's Your Patronus?

[case]

"This distinctive-looking dog breed has a proud, independent spirit that some describe as catlike. He can be aloof — if you’re looking for a cuddle buddy, this probably isn’t the best breed for you — and downright suspicious of strangers. But for the right person, he’s a fiercely loyal companion...

Instead, it's said that the Chow combines the nobility of a lion, the drollness of a panda, the appeal of a teddybear, the grace and independence of a cat, and the loyalty and devotion of a dog. He's also dignified and aloof, as befits a breed that was once kept in imperial Chinese kennels."

Chinese royal dogs! They also guarded temples.

Also they are adorable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CORZYXxVrzY

(People should not get one as a starter dog, though. They are seriously independent and hard to keep control of and won't listen to you without being given incentive, kind of like Shibas. But unlike Shibas they're wary of people but once they trust you they're loyal FOREVER, kind of like Akitas - all really broad breed generalizations here)

Re: What's Your Patronus?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

That actually does make me feel better. And it does fit, it takes me ages before I warm up to people.

Re: What's Your Patronus?

[case]

Chows don't like strangers at all (in the will totally ignore them/snap if approached way - which is probably why they were good temple guards) once they DO warm up to people practically the only thing they're motivated by is the people they consider family. Training them is tough because they're not like other dogs that can be trained with stuff like food or toys.

And as family pets they can be totally sweet and affectionate, they just won't do that at everyone else, like ever. (Really generally speaking)

Re: What's Your Patronus?

[sarillia]

I heard Sigmund Freud had a chow.

Re: What's Your Patronus?

[(Anonymous)]

They're super territorial and prone to aggression. Since they also look like giant teddy bears, they're one of the worst kinds of dogs to have around little kids. They're pretty cool around people who mind their manners. And they've got blue tongues.