Putterfly Dog
English name: Paoillon
Common names: Papillon Dog, Squirrel Snipe Dog
Breed: Butterfly Dog ( Papillon) is also known as butterfly-eared dog, Papillon dog and other names. These names come from the French word for "butterfly" and are named after their ears that resemble butterfly wings. The dog has a long history in continental Europe.
Origin: There are many opinions about the origin of this dog. The French cynologist Pierre Magny believed that the Papillon is an unreasonable French purebred dog, while the British believed it was an Italian breed, and the Belgian cynologist Barron considered it an Italian breed. A. Howart believes that the dog was spread from Italy to France, Spain, and finally to Belgium. The World Federation of Cynology considers this dog to be a French breed. To satisfy the nations, Howart named the dog a continental European breed. As early as the mid-18th century, during the era of King Louis XV of France, this dog was deeply loved by the nobles in the French court. The graceful grace of the butterfly dog ??can be seen in the famous paintings of Fendyck and Rubens, the famous painters of the Renaissance.
Characteristics: Papillon dogs are lively and active. It is bold and flexible, warm and docile to its master, but indifferent to strangers.
Purpose: The butterfly dog ??is a noble and elegant companion dog and toy dog. Although it is small in size, it is highly adaptable. Because it looks very beautiful, is small and exquisite, it is especially loved by ladies who are naturally beautiful.
Origin: France, Belgium Personality: Smart, outgoing, bold, likes to get close to people.
Characteristics: The eyes are peach-shaped and dark in color, the limbs are slender, and the tail is raised on the back. Straight and smooth long hair, white with black or brown markings or white, black or brown. There is feathering on the ears, chest and tail. Pay attention to the grooming of the hair. This kind of dog has a strong constitution, no body odor and is easy to raise.
History and use: It is a descendant of the wild dog native to France. The ears were originally drooping, and then gradually became larger and stood upright. In the 16th century, the court of Louis XIV in France was popular in raising this kind of dog, and its price was very high. It was even praised by Pompadour, a celebrity in the French court, and Marie, the concubine of Louis XVI. It is indeed a well-bred dog that is popular.
Famousness: Quite a market in Europe.
Origin: Spain
Habits: The Butterfly Dog is a very approachable and intelligent dog breed. Happy, alert and friendly. The body is stronger than it looks and likes outdoor sports. This dog is very exclusive to its owner and will be jealous of third parties.
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Knight Charlie King Beagle
English name: Cavalier King Charles
Alias: Cavalier King Charles
Origin: France
Introduction:
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Ideal height: Both males and females are about 36 cm
Ideal weight: Both males and females are 5.4-8 kg
This cute little guy was named after King Charles II. Before the thirteenth century, this kind of puppy was popular in Europe, especially loved by the Spanish. King Charles II was so fascinated by toy dogs that he was often surrounded by a group of beagles. It is said that he loved them so much that he even More than for his country. His brother James II inherited his love of the breed. But after that, it was no longer favored by the royal family, but was used in rural manor competitions as a small hunter. Since 1926, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has experienced a renaissance and has become increasingly popular.
As the largest of the toy breeds, the King Charles Spaniel is lively, intelligent, and small enough to fit into a small home. It is extremely active, full of energy, and does not get tired after heavy exercise. It is the best companion for country walks. After centuries of domestic breeding, King Charles Spaniels have become accustomed to living indoors. It has a gentle, friendly and obedient personality, loves humans, and is full of emotions. It is a lovely family pet.
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