Löwchen Dog

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Löwchen Dog
By Cindy- Lovabledogs.info

 Löwchen Dog

The Löwchen is a with lots of character and a cheerful personality. This spirited little makes a good family pet and companion. Intelligent, the Löwchen is quick to learn and eager to please. The Löwchen is a that is entertaining and fun to be around. Löwchen is a dignified and sensible that thrives on attention from his family. In return this has lots of love and affection to give. Löwchen loves to play and join in with all the family fun. This will also be content to simply snuggle up and relax with you. These mild mannered dogs can sometimes lean towards timidity, and this means that early socialization is important in order to promote confidence and improve social skills. A well socialized Löwchen will get along well with children, providing that they are gentle and considerate, and will also get along well with other pets.

The Löwchen Dog
The Löwchen breed has been known as the Little Lion or Petite Chien Lion dog. It is a small compact with a well proportioned body. It has a short head, which is characteristically wide, as well as a tail that is set high in a “cup handle” position as it walks. Its eyes are dark and round, nose is black or brown, and ears are moderately long with fringe. Its coat gives it a cuddly appearance – dense, soft, slightly wave, and comes in any colors. When Löwchen puppies are born in solid black color, they will soon transform into other color/s after a few days.


Löwchen Skills
The Löwchen originated in France, hence the name, and has been grown in other parts of Europe particularly in Italy, Spain, and Germany. Its popularity began as early as 1500s until 1800s. In fact, it was a common subject of

many artists then.

Löwchen Personality
This is one cheerful pet, ideal for the household. It is sociable, affectionate, and intelligent. It goes well with the children as well as with the other pets. To its humans it is sweet, caring, and loyal. It is responsive to training. Its handsome and cuddly appearance can be deceiving, for it is protective of the house and when challenged, will not hesitate to reveal its courageous and tough spirit. Although small, it will even assert to become the household’s top pet. Some Löwchen may have the tendency to bark and dig a lot.

Löwchen Exercise Needs
Like any other breeds, the Löwchen will enjoy long walks and a few runs. However, as an ideal pet to keep indoors, its exercise needs will adapt to its humans’ lifestyle.

Löwchen Living Conditions
As an ideal pet, the Löwchen will be happy living in an apartment. Active indoors, it does not even require a small yard.

Löwchen Grooming Requirements
The Löwchen has an attractive heavy coat that should be combed and brushed regularly to prevent tangles from forming. Dead hair should also be brushed out. This is often clipped in the hindquarters and its front legs are often close-clipped, hence the name Lion (which is often given to Löwchen that are shown). This is a light shedder and is thus compatible with humans that are allergy sufferers.

Löwchen Health Issues
Although this breed is a generally healthy one, there have been few cases of patellar luxation.

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