Bolognese

The Bolognese has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. This breed is part of the Bichon family, which includes other well-known breeds such as the Bichon Frisé and Maltese. The Bolognese was highly favored by Italian nobility and was often given as a cherished gift among the elite. Its popularity spread across Europe, where it was adored by royalty and aristocrats alike. The breed's name is derived from the Italian city of Bologna, where it was particularly popular. Throughout history, the Bolognese has been depicted in various artworks, showcasing its longstanding appeal and status as a beloved companion.

The Bolognese is a small, stocky dog with a distinctive appearance. Its body is squarely built, with the length of the body equal to the height at the withers. The breed's most notable feature is its long, fluffy coat, which is pure white and falls in loose ringlets. The coat requires regular grooming to maintain its beauty and prevent matting. The Bolognese has a medium-length head with a slightly accentuated stop and a large black nose. Its eyes are round and dark, giving it an expressive and gentle look. The ears are long and set high, adding to the breed's overall charming appearance.

Character This wonderful breed is strong, agile and very smart. Their behavior and stunning appearance contributed to the growing popularity of this breed. Temperament This breed is loving and informative. The Bernese Mountain Dog, as a rule, gets along well with children, however, since they are a large breed, they should never be left unattended with small children. He gets along well with other dogs and pets. Berner is a protective, but not aggressive dog, unless provoked.

In the past, it was used as a guard dog, for grazing animals, for towing and for hunting. Today, the breed is used as a good watchdog, as well as a pleasant conversationalist. It is well suited for tracking and livestock farming.