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The Havanese are Cuban cuties that were originally bred for Cuban aristocracy during the 1800s. Both Queen Victoria and Charles Dickens owned Havanese! They have gorgeous silky coats, love people, and are happy by nature. You’ll just love yours!
Great for Small Homes
Being a companion breed, Havanese don’t need a lot of exercise, making them great for small homes.
Absolutely Adorable
Havanese are seriously silky and serene, making them absolutely adorable pets to have. They make the best cuddle partners ever!
Fun-Loving
Havanese just adore playtime - they’re actually one of the most playful breeds you will find! Want some fun in your life? Get a Havanese pup!
Great for Kids
Havanese are lovely, friendly pets, and they just adore people. For this reason, they make great companions and playmates for children!
Ready for Adventure
Havanese are companion dogs, meaning they will stick by your side and go wherever you go - from the park bench and beach, to the sofa!
Loving and Loyal
Havanese actually have a really cute nickname - “velcro dogs”, because they’re always stuck right beside their owners’ sides.
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Vintage Pups
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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Top Line Pups
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Questions & Answers
Havaneses are small, active dogs that were originally bred in Cuba. They have a very playful nature and are often referred to as "clowns" because of their mischievous personalities. They are intelligent and can be easily trained. They are loyal and devoted companions and will quickly become devoted members of the family. Although they are small, they need plenty of exercise and regular grooming. They can live up to 16 years old and have an average life expectancy of 14.
Havaneses are considered a low allergen breed. While they may have a low dander scent which limits potential allergens, they are not 100% hypoallergenic. It is important to remember that the amount of allergens a particular breed will create can vary from dog to dog. To further limit potential allergens, proper grooming and a good diet can reduce the amount of natural oils secreted by the animal, ultimately reducing the level of potential allergens.
As with all dogs, Havaneses should not be given any human foods that are high in fat or sugar. Even small amounts of these can cause serious health issues like pancreatitis. Additionally, Havaneses should not be given foods such as onions, grapes, or raisins which can be toxic to your pup and even lead to death. Similarly, raw eggs, chocolate, and the occasional "table scrap" should also be avoided. Lastly, Havaneses should not be overfed, as they are a small breed and are prone to obesity.
Before bringing your new Havanese home, it's important to do some preparation. Start by making sure you have all the necessary items to properly care for your new pet, such as a comfortable bed, food and water bowls, grooming supplies, and appropriate chew toys. Research Havanese behavior to learn how to train and handle your new furry friend. Familiarize yourself with the signs of stress and other possible behavioral issues. Additionally, make sure you have a secure area outside for him or her to play in, as well as a way to transport him or her safely.
Yes, Havaneses are considered small dogs. Generally weighing 7-13 pounds, they are classified as toy dogs. They were originally breed as a companion dog in Cuba, and are renowned for being bold, curious, and intelligent. They are also known for being affectionate and good-natured, making them excellent family pets. Havaneses are popular for their low-maintenance coats, given that they don't shed heavily and require minimal grooming. However, they do need regular exercise in order to stay healthy and happy.
Absolutely! Havanese dogs are bred to be active and agile, so running with them is a great way to help them get the exercise they need. That said, they are not built for long-distance running, so if you're planning a marathon, you may want to look for a different breed. Before beginning any running routine with your Havanese, make sure they are healthy enough for increased physical activity and consult with your veterinarian beforehand. You may want to start off slow, alternate short jogs with walking and gradually increase your pace over time.
Generally, Havaneses get along well with other pets in a household. The breed is friendly and playful, and typically loves having friends to play with. They are social and enjoy being part of a pack or family with other animals around. Proper socialization and training from a young age can help ensure a good relationship between the Havaneses and other pets. Havaneses may initially be hesitant around other animals, but with proper introductions and patience, they can learn to be comfortable with other animals. They may even form strong bonds with them.
Training your Havanese is best started when they are young. It is important to be consistent with your pup and to make sure that everyone in the household is following the same methods. Start by teaching basic commands such as “come”, “sit”, and “stay”. Reinforce those commands with reward-based training. Follow a fixed schedule and a consistent routine for training; short frequent sessions are best for your pup’s attention span.
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