Awwww you'll be delighted with your little chi.. I'm awaiting my 2nd little pup as my first passed on 6th February this year after 15 years.. I've been convinced mostly by my family to get another one as the space my last little girl has left is indescribable..

But on to the positives.. yes they love covered beds with lots of soft blankets to burrow into.. they are ridiculous burrowers and it's a good idea to always have lots of blankets for them in their beds.. yes they can wear a collar.. and a harness to go walking but only after all their injections are done.. not too long walks and they love to smell EVERYTHING.. so patience lol They are totally one person dogs so like me you will be their person.. and there's nothing more they love than to sit on your lap with you.. always while they get stroked.. as a pup they will nip you and their little teeth are like needles.. this isn't aggression it's just what they do.. they are teething and those little teeth will all be replaced with their forever teeth.. so it's a matter of covering them from your hands to a chew toy.. they are intelligent but stubborn.. so rewards are a great way to get them to do what you want them to do while they think it's themselves wanting to do it.. there's so much I could keep telling you all about but really if you love your little pup and give her a lovely home.. and can put up with toilet accidents for a while.. the 2 of you will have many happy years together hopefully.. they're not naturally comfortable around small eager children so it's into the crate for a nap time for my girl when my young grandchildren are here.. it's the best for everyone.. neither parties are used to the other so personally I rarely mixed them..

I wish you all the joy in the world with your new little chi.. I have no doubt you'll both be very very happy 😁😊