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The Harrier
Harrier dog is an eager and good natured breed that gets
on well with family. This sweet and responsive dog can
also be stubborn and willful making them better suited
for an owner with more dog experience though. Harriers
are well balanced and determined dog that has plenty of
energy. This dog enjoys a full range of activities
outdoors such as jogging and biking. Harrier dogs needs
physical and mental stimulation in order to avoid
boredom and destructive behavior. The Harrier gets along
well with children and is also friendly around
strangers. He gets on well with other dogs, but care and
early socialization is necessary around smaller dogs and
cats, otherwise he may chase them. Some Harriers can be
difficult to housebreak, and training in general can be
difficult with some of these dogs because of their
stubborn nature. The Harrier is a hunting dog that looks like a small
English foxhound. The head is in proportion to the
over-all dog. It has low-set hanging ears which are
broad at the base that come to a rounded point and
medium sized eyes that are set well apart. It has a long
curved upright tail and a neck that is likewise long and
strong with no excess skin. Its short coat is thick,
hard and glossy. Movement shows perfect coordination
between front and hind legs. Its physique is muscular,
built with large bone for stamina and strength. It was
developed from several different hounds in England. Its
name reveals its specialty-the hare. It was considered
the poor man’s alternative to foxhounds which were used
by the upper class in their practice of hunting with
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Havanese
The Havanese is a toy dog with a
big personality, and has lots of character and an
outgoing, friendly disposition. The national dog of
Cuba, the Havanese is a dog that loves to play, loves
the company of his owners, and is sweet natured and mild
mannered. An intelligent and spirited dog, the Havanese
is suitable for both experienced and inexperienced dog
owners, and can be a very entertaining of somewhat
demanding companion. These are not dogs that like to be
neglected, and are suited to those with the time and
affection to commit to their pet. The Havanese gets
along well with children although he is a small dog and
is best suited to families with older, more considerate
children. He will also get along well with other dogs,
pets and most will be friendly with strangers too. A
happy go lucky little dog, the Havanese is a quick
learner and is eager to please.
Havanese have solid black eye
rims, nose, and lips, with dark eyes and long tail
covered in silky hair. They have a unique, lively and
springy gait which reflects this breed’s happy
character. Despite being a small breed, it is very
sturdy. They are not fragile nor overdone. They make are
quite brave and make very good watchdogs.
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