Can you tell me what kind of temperment to expect

My husband and I just adopted 2 German Shepherd/Chow Chow mix, 3 month old puppies. They are sisters but 2 different looks: one is blonde haired, small and looks almost like a Lab puppy but has the curling Chow tail. The other one is a little larger, has the coloring of a black & tan Shepherd but has the purple tongue evident in the Chow breed. They are sweet and rambunctious like all puppies and they know who their "parents" are. We want them to be social and around people but I don't know what their temperments will be when they get older. Anyone have any ideas/comments?

Having two of the same sex will be fine as pups but when they hit the age where they will be sexually mature you may have smae sex fights.

Two females will often fight worse than two males.

They do not know or care that they are sisters. Only that another female dog is in ones territory. You may have problems.

Spay early as you can get it done 5 months or so would be good.

TRAINING and get started now.

Chows are adults dogs they do not do well with obedience or agility or most any other activity. They are not overly active dogs and prefer to be in the company of adults who do not run and play with them. They are very content to sit and watch the workd go by. They are not the most social dogs and really could care less about strangers. They fully well believe that you were put on earth to service their needs.

Being physically more like one dog than the other breed means very little.