Day: March 10, 2020

Lowchen Dog Breed Temperament Lively, affectionate, cheerful, sociable, and intelligent are just a few of the words that can be used to describe the Lowchen Dog Breed, which has also become known as the Lion Dog.   This is a gentle and very sensitive breed, but at the same time is fearless and bold. The breeds eagerness, ability and willingness to learn, and intelligence make training easier, but often these dogs can be a little stubborn, strong-willed, and arrogant, which can have the opposite effect. The Lowchen Dog Breed is a playful dog, and gets along well with other dogs, other pets, and children.   Lowchen Dog Breed Physical Features Its dark, round eyes give this dog an intelligent expression, and its short body is well proportioned and covered in long hair. The coat colors can vary between black, lemon, white, and speckled. The height of the Lowchen Dog Breed is around 10-13 inches and the weight around 9-18 pounds.

The affectionate, loving, and intelligent Swedish Vallhund dog is a great pet and companion, with an even temperament, a fun-loving disposition, and plenty of devotion.   This is a dog that will get along fine with considerate children, loves to play, is very active, and is a joy to be around. Their tendency to bark a lot makes them good watchdogs, but their herding roots mean that they will sometimes nip at people’s heels to try and herd them. The Swedish Vallhund dog can be dog aggressive as well as wary with strangers, but a properly socialized Swedish Vallhund dog will make a great family pet.     Swedish Vallhund Dog Physical features The Swedish Vallhund Dog is a small, robust, and muscular looking animal, with a fox-like facial appearance, and a short, harsh outer coat covering a softer undercoat. The coloring of the Swedish Vallhund can be reddish-yellow, reddish-brown, grey-brown, or solid grey, and some may have a small number of white markings.

The Airedale Terrier dog is a breed that evolved in the mid to late 19th century by crossing the old Black and Tan Terrier with the Otterhound and, some say, the old English White Terrier which accounts for the white on the chest and feet of some Airedales Terrier Dog.   They were bred by working men in the Yorkshire dales. The idea was to breed a versatile dog that could do everything – a one breed fits all concepts. Their versatility and intelligence made them very popular dogs for use during wartime, in police forces as well as hunting large (from wild boar to grizzly bear) and small (rats, otter, marten, raccoon) game. It was said that Airedales could do anything another dog could, and still lick the other dog.     Characteristics Of Airedale Terrier Dog They are known as the “King of Terriers” being the largest of the Airedale terrier Dog, males standing at approx.

The Norfolk Terrier is a very loving and affectionate animal, and has bags of courage, although he can be a little jealous at times.   This breed gets on well with children and is usually fine with other pets. Training should prove too difficult with this breed, although housebreaking can be difficult. This is an active breed and enjoys spending time with his family.   Norfolk Terrier Physical features   The smallest of the working terriers, the Norfolk is a small dog, with a sturdy body and strong legs. Its dark eyes add to its intelligent and alert expression, and the folded ears hang forward. The straight, wiry textured coat of the Norfolk Terrier comes in a number of colors, which are black and tan, grizzle, solid tan, solid wheat, and solid red. Some dogs may also have white markings. The height of the Norfolk is around 10 inches, and the weight is around 10-12 pounds.