Thalia

Available

3-7 years|Shar-Pei|Female|Medium|Long Beach, CA

Thalia

Available

3-7 years|Shar-Pei|Female|Medium|Long Beach, CA

About Thalia

About Shar-Pei Dogs

Shar-Pei are distinctive Chinese dogs known for their deeply wrinkled skin, blue-black tongue, and broad, hippo-like muzzle. They are independent, loyal, and calm, originally bred for hunting and guarding in southern China. Their unique appearance makes them one of the most recognizable breeds.

Adopting a Shar-Pei brings a devoted, quiet companion who bonds deeply with their family. They are naturally clean, calm in the house, and protective without being aggressive. Their independent nature means they are content with their own company but deeply loyal to their people.

Temperament

LoyalIndependentCalmDevoted

Size

Medium (45-60 lbs)

Exercise

Low

Good With

Adults

Lifespan

8-12 years

Health notes: Prone to Shar-Pei fever, skin fold infections, entropion, and ear infections. Their wrinkles need regular cleaning and monitoring.

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Adopting in Long Beach, CA

Long Beach's coastal lifestyle and year-round pleasant weather make it an amazing city for pet adoption. Local shelters have many loving animals eager to enjoy the beach city life with a new family.

From waterfront walks along the shoreline to the off-leash dog area at Rosie's Dog Beach and neighborhood parks, Long Beach offers adopted pets sunshine and sea breezes every day. Adopt locally and enjoy the coastal life together.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

48°F to 65°F

Dec – Feb

Long Beach winters are mild with occasional rain showers. Coastal breezes keep temperatures comfortable for daily walks along the shoreline and in neighborhood parks. This is a great time for beach visits at Rosie’s Dog Beach with fewer crowds.

Spring

52°F to 70°F

Mar – May

Spring brings warming temperatures and less rain, ideal for beachside walks and outdoor activities. The coastal air is fresh and pleasant for pets of all breeds. Watch for tar on the beach that can stick to paws, and rinse your dog after time on the sand.

Summer

62°F to 80°F

Jun – Aug

Ocean breezes keep the coast comfortable, but inland areas of Long Beach can be significantly hotter. Rosie’s Dog Beach is a popular summer destination, but arrive early to avoid crowds. Rinse your dog after saltwater swims to prevent skin irritation.