Chorkie
Dog breed profile
Care for a Chorkie involves regular grooming to maintain their silky coat and daily exercise to keep them mentally and physically healthy. While they have moderate energy levels, they appreciate playtime and short walks. Training can be rewarding with patience and positive reinforcement, especially if started early.
This breed may be prone to some health issues common in small dogs, such as dental problems and joint concerns, so routine veterinary care is important. Overall, Chorkies are well-suited for first-time dog owners and families who can provide a loving and attentive environment.
Temperament & Traits
Common Traits
Health & Care
Common Health Issues
- dental issues
- patellar luxation
- hypoglycemia
- tracheal collapse
- eye problems
Grooming Needs
Regular brushing several times a week to prevent mats and tangles; occasional professional grooming may be needed to maintain coat condition.
Exercise Needs
Daily short walks and play sessions to keep energy levels balanced and support mental health.
Health Notes
Regular veterinary checkups and dental care are important for this breed. Early screening for joint and respiratory issues may help maintain their well-being. Maintaining a healthy weight supports overall health.
Is a Chorkie Right for You?
Space & Home Environment
Comfortable in most apartments if given daily exercise and mental stimulation.
Breeders with Chorkie Dogs
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by Johnston Ltd Farms · Whitehouse, NJ
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Posted Nov 23, 2025