Nov 12, 2018
Shar-Pei aficionado and expert on Shar-Pei care is devoted to the breed and committed to humane treatment of animals

NEW YORK, USA - November 11, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
Ty Dincer, a Shar-Pei expert and Shar-Pei breeder, marked his tenth year in business raising this lovable, loyal breed of dog. Originally from China, the Shar-Pei is known for its distinctively loose and wrinkled skin. Dincer, who writes extensively about Shar-Pei care, is committed to finding good homes for the puppies he raises.
“In my experience, Shar-Pei people are as loyal to the breed as the breed is to them,” Dincer said. “It does take some effort to build the best relationship with a pet Shar-Pei, however. For instance, they can be a bit stubborn. It’s essential that they know you are in charge from the very beginning.”
Dincer went on to explain that Shar-Pei’s are fiercely protective of the ones they love. They’re the rare breed that is not just a one-person dog. “Their loyalty includes everyone who has been accepted into the ‘pack,” Dincer added. He offers his clients training on commands and discipline.
Dincer’s expertise comprises the complete care and raising of a Shar-Pei. He advises new owners on care of the breed’s unusually bristly coat. The word Shar-Pei actually means “Skin of sand.” He offers tips on housebreaking a Shar-Pei as well.
Regardless of whether clients work with him or not, Dincer is a firm advocate of finding a reputable breeder. “Unfortunately, there are puppy mills and other inhumane places that raise Shar-Peis,” he said. “The animals from that environment are not always healthy or well-behaved. It’s not right to support such businesses.”
Dincer has published a blog on Shar-Pei care as well as a video.
For more information, visit https://tydincerbreeding.wordpress.com/
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