Bolognese Breed

Bolognese Breed

Bolognese Breed Description

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Life Expectancy

14-15 years

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Learning Rate

High

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Litter Size

4 to 7

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Size

Small

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Weight

Dogs: 5-9 pounds
Bitches: 4-8 pounds

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Height

Dogs: 5-12 inches
Bitches: 10-11 inches

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Country of Origin

Italy

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Groups

FCI Group IX.: Companion and Toy Dogs, TKC Toy

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Other Names

Bichon Bolognese, Bolognese Toy Dog, Bolo, Botoli, Bottolo

Bolognese dog

The Bolognese is a small, stocky and compact dog breed, covered with long, fluffy, pure white coat. It is a vivacious, playful and happy dog breed. Enjoys the companionship of people, it makes a good companion to older considerate children.

The Bolognese becomes devoted to its master and gets along well with people. It can live in harmony with other dogs and household pets. This little dog usually takes care of most of its exercise needs on its own, but it does love walks and especially to romp in the open. The Bolognese is closely related to the Bichon Frise and the Havanese.

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Temperament

Bolognese dog

It’s a very intelligent, docile dog breed. The Bolognese is slightly more reserved and shy than the Bichon Frise. The Bolognese is very much attached to its master. It enjoys and forms a close relationship with its owner. It should be accustomed to people and noises at an early age.

Generally the Bolognese dog is friendly with strangers, but some are a bit timid. It needs very close human contact; it doesn’t like to be left alone. Outdoors the Bolognese is vivacious and active; indoors it is shadows of its owner possessively.

When its owner is busy and cannot pay attention to his Bolognese, it tends to howl mournfully. The Bolognese gets along very well with other household animals. This dog breed is responsive to obedience training.

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Colors

Bolognese colors

Pure white without any patches, any shades of white.

Coat

Bolognese coat

The Bolognese dogs shed little to no hair. The coat requires daily brushings, monthly grooming is recommended.

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Health Issues

The Bolognese is considered an exceptional healthy breed, prone to no real major problems. Ear infections and eye infections are a minor concern. However, to make sure that you get a healthy puppy, you should buy a Bolognese puppy from a reputable Bolognese breeder.

Living Environment

Living Environment

It is good dog for apartment life; it will do okay without a yard.

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