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Bolognese Bolognese puppies
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The Bolognese dog breed can be traced back to Italy during the Renaissance, a favorite of the Medici. An Absolutely Fabulous Breed that everyone loves. From there fluffy coats to the love they share, they make wonderful companions.
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Weight: 5 - 9 lbs

Height:
10 -12 inches

Colors:
The coat is pure white or ivory white

Coat:
The Bolognese has a long soft and fluffy coat that does not shed

Temperment:
Bolognese are serious, not real lively, creative, docile, devoted to their master. They have an amiable personality and make a great house pet.

With Children:
Bolognese puppies are not suited to very young children who may be clumsy, however do very well with older more careful children.

With Pets:
Yes, if raised with them

Watch-dog:
High

Guard-dog:
Low

Care and Training:
The coat of the Bolognese demands regular grooming. They should be combed daily to avoid frizzing and tangled mats. Grooming should also include regular bathing, eye/ear care, nail trimming and teeth cleaning. Time should be set aside each day for exercise. A walk around the block or a game of fetch, you can also jog or bicycle with your Bolognese running along side. The Bolognese are difficult to housebreak. Consistent crate training is necessary. Socialization is needed as they are standoffish by nature. Bolognese need exposure to people, sights and sounds or their natural caution could become shyness or suspiciousness. They can be barky as well.

Learning Rate:
Their intelligence is shown by their ability to learn quickly. They make up their own games and enjoy outsmarting you.

Activity:
They love to go for walks or runs on a regular basis. Bouncy and vivacious they are always at your heels.

Living Environment:
Bolognese need a lot of companionship and do not do well when left alone for hours on end. They become anxious, destructive and noisy when left alone too much. A fenced in yard with a doggy door to th

Health Issues:
Eyes should be checked and be screened for luxating patella.

Life Span:
13 - 15 years

Litter Size:
3 - 5

Country of Origin:
Italy

History:
Originally from Bolognaa, Italy region, they are closely related to the Maltese and the Bichon Frise. They are believed to have existed since the 1400’s. For centuries the Bolognese have been used as mousers. During the Renaissance, they were exchanged as presents among the nobles. More recently they have achieved status as a companion. Class: Companion dog, Registries: FCI, AKC


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