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About Havanese Near Springfield, OR
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!
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Havaneses are a friendly, intelligent, and sociable small breed of dog and are part of the Bichon Frise family. They are considered a toy breed and usually weigh 7-13 pounds. Their coats are fluffy and they have a unique signature look with their upright ears and large, dark eyes. They are believed to have originated in Cuba, but are also known as the " Havana Silk Dog" or " Bichon Havanais". These dogs are gentle and mild-mannered, making them well-suited for families and people with small living spaces.
Yes, Havaneses are a non-shedding breed. This means that their coats are very low maintenance, and are adapted to live in a variety of climates. As a postitive, this means no mounds of fur to battle and less shedding to sweep or vacuum up. Havaneses are also hypoallergenic, so if allergies are a problem, then this is the ideal breed for allergy-sensitive people.
Havaneses generally enjoy a diet that is high in proteins and rich in flavor. Common food items include chicken, beef, pork, fish, vegetables, rice, and fruits. They also enjoy a variety of snacks such as crackers, cheese, and nuts. Even sweet treats can be found in the diets of Havaneses, including cakes and cookies. An important part of the food for Havaneses is seasonings such as garlic, onion, oregano, and cumin. All of these foods can either be boiled, grilled, or fried an a variety of sauces and oils.
Preparing for your new Havanese is an exciting process that takes careful consideration and planning. Before they arrive, try creating a safe, comfortable environment. Make sure your living space is well-ventilated, quiet, and free from potential hazards. Consider the size of their area – they'll need ample room for exploration and playtime. You'll also want to buy necessities such as a bed, food, collar, leash, toys, and grooming items. Be sure to research appropriate Havanese diets and nutritional needs for mealtime.
Yes, Havaneses are considered small dogs. They typically range in weight from 7 to 13 pounds and have an average life expectancy of 12–16 years. Often talented in agility and obedience competitions, Havaneses are highly intelligent and people-oriented. They have very soft fur, making them comfortable and appealing lap dogs. Since they don’t need a large amount of exercise, many consider them excellent companions for apartments or smaller living quarters.
Havaneses are an active breed of dogs that need plenty of exercise to stay healthy. An adult Havaneses needs to be taken for a walk at least twice daily. These walks should last between 15 minutes to two hours, depending on their age and energy level. Beyond that, Havaneses should have other activities such as running and playing fetch to keep them engaged and vigorously active. Swimming is also a great way to get exercise for this breed, as it provides an aerobic work out that also helps strengthen the joints and muscles.
Yes, Havaneses typically do get along with other pets, as long as proper introductions are made and they are trained from a young age to be accepting of other animals. This breed is known for their intelligence, so with the help of a little training from their owners, they can learn to live in harmony with other animals. A Havaneses' friendly and social nature also lends itself to interacting with other pets, such as cats, dogs, rabbits, and guinea pigs.
While opinions on this topic can vary, Havaneses are certainly considered to be outstandingly smart and intelligent dogs. For starters, Havaneses can learn new commands up to five times faster than other breeds, making them an ideal breed for family pet and even a working/service dog. However their intelligence doesn't stop there; they also have a reputation for being easily house trained, as well as being great problem solvers and often able to figure out complex commands with very few attempts.
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