Papillon (papillon)
Small sized dog. The head is proportional to the body. The wide skull is equal in length to the muzzle and has a large, black nose. The eyes are large, round and dark. Ears of medium length, lowered and well covered with hair. The tail is medium length and has a tuft of wool at the end, in the shape of a torch. The most common colors: chocolate, black with silver, blue, black. Lawn was not bred to be outdoors, his place in the house next to his master and family. They are excellent watch dogs, as they bark after hearing any extraneous sound. By doing so, they can become a nuisance to neighbors. Lohen can be shy of new people, and it is very important that socialization takes place at a young age in order to repel any fearfulness or timid behavior.
Characteristics of Breed
Life Expectancy (years)
12-15
Size
small
Height (inches)
10-15
Weight (pounds)
3-7
Coat Length
long
Coat Colors
Bicolor, 
Black, 
Blue,
History and Origin
This breed is of European origin and originated in France in the 14th century. Its name comes from a characteristic hairstyle, which makes it look like a lion. The breed was quite famous, especially in Belgium. Known as the little lion, they were especially liked by the aristocracy. In the first half of the 20th century, they almost died out. Laughan appeared twice in the Guinness Book of Records: once, as the most expensive dog in the world, and the second time, as the rarest dog in the world.
Physical Characteristics
The Papillon is a small, fine-boned dog with a distinctive appearance that sets it apart from other toy breeds. Its most striking feature is its large, fringed ears that resemble the wings of a butterfly. The breed's coat is long, silky, and flowing, often seen in a variety of colors with white as the base. The Papillon's body is slightly longer than it is tall, giving it a graceful and balanced silhouette. Its tail is set high and carried over the back, adding to its elegant demeanor.
Temperament and Personality
Character Loachan is extremely intelligent, affectionate, and sociable. This breed is loyal and loyal. They are fearless, resourceful, and courageous. They have a delicate and delicate character, and are firmly attached to the family. Temperament This breed gets along well with children, other dogs and other pets. It is fragile in appearance, but actually reliable and tough. They may reflect arrogance or volitional attitude. They fiercely defend their family and will bark to warn of danger or visitors. Loachan is cheerful and playful, but not hyperactive.
Utility
Loachan is a fun and enjoyable companion.
Breed pictures
What To Expect When Caring For a Papillon (papillon)
This is a dog that feels good in an apartment with a loving family. She has a low level of activity, but this does not mean that she does not need walks. Be prepared to spend at least 20 minutes a day for walks. She needs training.
Conclusion
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