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PAPILLON
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Available pups:
papillon puppies for sale We await the litter of our female Red, around july 05. The father is our Mozar. The pups will be able to leave around the beggening of september. Puppies of this letter, will be around 5-8 pounds adulte. PRICE: Male : 550$ Female: 650$ included examination of health, vaccine, dewormed, guaranteed of 2 years, the taxes and 1 bag of food Royal canine.
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Frequently asked questions
Our english texts were translates by an automatic translator. Sorry for the formulation erreurs. Also known, Continental Toy Spaniel, Papillon variety. The ears are located behind fairly wide open and headed to the side. They are covered with long hairs that form fringes. It is these fringes that gives shape to go Butterfly which earned him his name. This refined and elegant little dog, attracted by his bearing noble and distinguished. Very little barking
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Height:	Weight:
averages 6 inches	5 to 12 pounds.
Description
. Luxury dog harmonious structure, long-haired, moderately long-nosed, it is lively and graceful, his approach is simple and elegant. Variety, Butterfly ears erect, with long fringes of hair that falls, giving it a go as a butterfly.His skull is not too rounded, or face or profile. Muzzle shorter than skull, is tenuous. The chamfer, straight, is connected to the skull by a fairly pronounced depression. Small nose, black and rounded. Pigmented lips, thin and tight. With strong teeth. His eyes are fairly large, well open, almond-shaped, not prominent, placed rather low, dark in color. The lid is very pigmented. The tail is set high, long, very feathered, forming a beautiful plume and is carried high.
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Characteristics
Always clean, odorless, the Spaniel Papillon is undoubtedly a wonderful lap dog.
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Personality
This is a good keeper, who warns his masters at the slightest unusual noise. Ardent, lightning fast, tireless, he is always ready to run in all directions and play. Born comedian, he entertains his fans by miming as funny and expressive. However, this mischievous and restless little animal knows how to calm, gentle and patient when necessary. It is even very sensitive and if he is scolded, her eyes full of tears naturally seem to cry. Loving, affectionate, he likes to be pampered and tend to be exclusive, or even jealous. With foreigners, it is still remote.
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History
According to some authors, the Continental Toy Spaniel is a descendant of the oldest race in Western Europe. Others claim that it is of Chinese origin. No document does not specify or abrogate these theses. In France, one sees that dog in the eleventh century, but at that time the race is not homogeneous, there are several varieties. Today, it remains only two: Spaniel Moth, which has become rare, and Spaniel Papillon that has emerged in the late nineteenth century and is probably derived from the cross with the Spitz Nain. All Toy Spaniel current from a line maintained on farms in France and Flanders. The Toy Spaniel Club was founded in France in 1934 and the United States in 1935. The standard was accepted by the F.C.I. In 1937.
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Behaviours
Children: excellent with children Friendliness: Can by Reserved with strangers. Trainability: Easy. Independence: Fairly dependent. Dominance: Moderate. Other Pets: Generally good with other pets. Combativeness: Not generally dog-aggressive. Noise: may loves barking.
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Physical and toileting needs
Grooming: Regular Trimming & Stripping: Some trimming or stripping (little skill required). Coat: Fluffy coat. Shedding: Constant shedder. Exercise: Very little exercise needed. Indoors: active indoors. Apartments: Good for apartment living. Outdoor Space: Does all right without a yard. Climate: the majority of the climates are appropriate to him Owner: Good for novice owners. Longevity: Long (15 or more years).
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