Dogs 101 - LOWCHEN - Top Dog Facts About the LOWCHEN
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Raised mainly by the aristocracy, the origin of the Löwchen is surrounded by mystery and controversy. One theory says that the breed originated in countries like Germany, Belgium and France. Another theory asserts that the Löwchen was related to different variations of the Bichon and was originated in the Mediterranean. The third and fourth theory say that they may have been created in Russia or even in Tibet. However, what we do know is that it’s used as a rodent hunter, as a small alarm dog and as a family pet. Although in the XX century, the Löwchen was about to disappear, was included in the Guinness Book of Records for being the most valuable and one of the strangest breeds in the world.
Time for some Ruff Trivia:
In which famous television series did a Löwchen dog appear?
A: Seinfeld
B: Hart to Hart
C: Frasier
What do you think, give it your best guess in the comments below before we get to the answer! Hang on tight and we’ll get back to this Ruff Trivia Question toward the end of the video.
Known also as the mini lion, the Löwchen is a dog that stands out for its long mane and its particular tail. Although there are some variants, the small lion dog weighs between 9 and 18 pounds and stands between 12 and 14 inches tall at the withers. Its coat is silky, dense long and slightly wavy, with a great possibility of colors and combinations. He’s an intelligent, vivacious and attentive dog; with a good bone structure, compact and well proportioned.
Grooming: What could define this dog? His haircut, called "Lion Cut" is his main feature. If you want to opt for this style, you should take him regularly to the canine hairdresser, otherwise you can keep the coat on his entire body. Like the rest of their care, this breed needs frequent grooming.
Temperament: Playful and cheerful by nature, the Löwchen love the company of their human family and hate long periods of solitude. They’re very sensitive, timid, patient, loyal, animated, affectionate, gentle and above all protective dogs with their owners.
Training: Very intelligent and with an incredible ability to learn, Löwchen dogs can be trained very easily. They have an inherent desire to make happy and please their owners, so a positive, patient, loving and fun training is usually quite simple and above all, effective.
Health: Healthy and full of energy the Löwchen, just like many other breeds, can get to suffer from any of these diseases, hip dysplasia, patellar luxation (slipped stifle), cataracts, and progressive retinal atrophy. Check out some safety and health tips for your dog here in BrooklynsCorner.com
Small, loving, friendly and very sociable, the Löwchen is one of the most affectionate breeds that exist. Able to give unconditional love even to those he doesn’t know, is a dog that stands out not only for his personality and loyalty, but also for his agility, intelligence and obedience. He developed as a companion dog and still today plays that role in homes around the world.
Find out if the Löwchen would be a good addition to your home. Now you can visit Brooklyn’s Corner.com to take our quiz and find out which dog would be the best match for you.
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Little lion dogs :)
I have one
Lowchen and lhasa apso seems alike..
A
When you own the rarest breed in like the world and brag about it!
Ikr
The New Guinea singing dog is the rarest in the world
I don’t have one but I’m going to give my Maltese the lowchen lion cut, maybe he’ll fool someone lol
Fraiser