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I like the longhaired ones more often, but there is a really nice smooth that I see at shows every once in a while.
 

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We like both. I've had two roughs and Goose is my first smooth. I'd wanted a smooth for years (and years) so she's my baby by just a bit, lol. But, we'll likely always have one of each coat type :) Both of my males (my late male and my current) both had smooth sires..I was always "so close to my smooth!', lol.
 

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I didn't know Chows come in a smooth. He's a good looking guy.

Pardon my ignorance, but if I'd seen that dog I'd have assumed he was a Shar Pei mix. (And this is coming from someone who is always explaining to people that collies come in a short haired variety. lol)
 

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I also had no idea they came in smooth. I like the look of smooth better I think. The rough coat looks like alot of work, and that's coming from someone with shelties.
 

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There is quite the difference in coat care. Goose blows her coat as well, but five minutes with a rake and she's looking sparkly, lol. However, Aesop's coat isn't horrible, aside from being really time consuming for baths (I always completely dry with the forced air dryer) and when he blows his coat. He has a proper coat and it's never been clipped down, so there's no matting, etc.

On the Shar pei front, Goose's tag that she usually wears reads "Not a Shar pei" lol.
 
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