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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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We only work with Havanese breeders who pass our 47 breeder standards. Here are a few of them...
Vintage Pups
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Puppy Place
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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
A Havanese is a small, lovable dog breed originating from Cuba. This breed is considered to be the national dog of the country, and is noted for its cheerful attitude, love of people, as well as its adept intelligence. The breed has a silky coat, usually containing a mix of colors such as cream, black, white, blue, and silver. This small and well-mannered breed is commonly devoted to its master, making them an ideal pet for households of all sizes.
The Havanese coat is nothing short of luxurious! It is a long, silky, yet lightweight single coat that does not require frequent grooming. The outercoat is wavy or curly and has a thick, woolly undercoat. The coat is sometimes described as "cotton candy" because of its soft texture and airy look. As far as colors go, the Havanese can be just about any color imaginable, from chocolate brown to creamy white to pharaoh gold, and all shades in between.
Havaneses are small, delicate dogs, so they need to receive a nutritionally balanced diet that will keep them healthy and active. Generally speaking, you should avoid feeding Havaneses human food, as many human foods are not suited for their smaller stomachs and can be difficult to digest. You should also avoid feeding your Havaneses food with high-fat content as they have a tendency to become overweight if fed too much. Furthermore, raw eggs, milk, and some whole grains can trigger digestive upset; therefore, these items should be avoided when feeding a Havaneses.
Yes, Havanese have some unique requirements for a happy and healthy life. They need plenty of human companionship, and need to be properly socialized from an early age to prevent behavioral issues in the future. Havanese are a relatively active breed, and require daily exercise to stay in good physical condition. Grooming is an important part of their routine, as they do require regular brushing and occasional trims. They are also prone to some health problems, so it is important to keep up with your dog's vet visits and vaccinations for prevention and early detection.
A Havanese puppy is a small breed of dog, that typically weighs between 7-13lbs when fully grown. There is no definitive size range, however, as there is a large variety within the breed. You may find some puppies grow to be a few pounds heavier, while others might be slightly smaller regardless, all are often considered toy-sized breeds. Coat length can add to an impression of size, so be mindful of how often you groom your pup if you wish it to remain small.
Yes, Havaneses tend to be quite active and energetic dogs. They have a lively and alert disposition, and love to investigate their surroundings. By nature, they are friendly, cheerful and always up for some playful activities. As such, it is important that Havaneses are provided with daily exercise and interactive activities to keep them mentally and physically healthy. Vigilant and well-socialized Havaneses will enjoy accompanying their owners in outdoor activities, such as hiking, jogging, or even going to the beach.
Havaneses are great for first-time owners! They are intelligent and playful, easy to train, and famously loyal, so it's easy for a novice to raise them in a loving and productive way. They also require minimal grooming since their hair coat is generally short and/or wiry, and their small size does not require much in the way of exercise. They have a confident and social personality, so they love being part of the family, and it's easy for new owners to bond with them and develop a strong relationship.
Training your Havanese isn't difficult, but it does require consistency, patience and lots of positive reinforcement. Begin by teaching basic commands such as ‘sit', ‘come', and ‘stay' in a calm and distraction-free environment. Work with your Havanese for short intervals of time, and always use a reward for a job well done. Aim to perform short sessions throughout the day, as this is more effective than one long session. Be sure to reward even the slightest signs of progress.
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