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Pet Information

Status
Available
Reference ID
4609
Breed
Papillon
Availability
12-31-2024
Birth Date
10-27-2024
Age
28 Weeks
Gender
Male
Color
Sable / White
Location
Tiny Paws Franklin

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The Papillon

The Papillon is a small, friendly, elegant toy dog with a fine-boned structure. He is light and dainty, yet still lively, and is distinguished from other breeds by his beautiful, butterfly-like ears. They are known to be happy and alert little dogs that are not shy or aggressive. The breed must be either parti-color or white with patches of any color.

History

Papillons, which used to only have large, drooping ears, were known in the 16th and 17th centuries as Dwarf Spaniels and were often depicted on the laps of French and Spanish noblewomen. Over time, an erect-eared type, fringed as to resemble the ears of a butterfly, developed (Papillon means "butterfly" in French). In the United States, Papillons (erect-eared) and Phalenes (drop-eared) can be born in the same litter and are shown together as one breed.

Temperament

Papillons are a happy breed whether living in an apartment, out in the country or anywhere in between. They love to play outdoors, but they can be easily entertained and exercised indoors as well. Because they don't have an undercoat, they don't require a lot of grooming but should still be brushed regularly.

  • Toy Group; AKC recognized in 1915.
  • Ranging in size from 8 to 11 inches tall at the shoulder.
  • Companion dog.

Environment

  • Apartment is ok
  • Very active indoors

Exercise

  • Daily light exercise

Grooming

  • Daily brushing and combing
  • Average shedding

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