Is it possible to breed a Havanese dog?
Yet, Havanese dogs were nearly extinct when people almost failed to continue breeding their own bloodline. Fortunately, the breed is saved and now one of the highest in demand in the US and Europe.
What’s the difference between a male and female Havanese?
Size wise, both are about the same though males may be slightly larger and sturdier built than females. If your Havanese is to be a family pet or companion dog then in all likelihood it will be spayed or neutered which removes many of the above behaviours associated with hormones in both genders.
How big is a 6 month old Havanese puppy?
A 6-month-old Havanese puppy will be at their adult size or close to it. Male and female Havanese puppies may weigh between 6 to 8 pounds at six months old and will likely already be at their adult height, typically between 8.5 to 11.5 inches tall.
What kind of eyes does a Havanese dog have?
These dogs have dark brown, almond-shaped eyes. Most have solid black eye rims while chocolate dogs have solid brown eye rims. As typical of the Bichon family, the breed has drop ears with a broad base and a distinct fold. When alert, the ears lift only at the base but remains folded.
Yet, Havanese dogs were nearly extinct when people almost failed to continue breeding their own bloodline. Fortunately, the breed is saved and now one of the highest in demand in the US and Europe.
Which is harder to train, a male or female Havanese?
Male Havaneses have a tendency to be harder to train due to them being more aloof at times compared to the females. You’ll often catch them treating training as something of playtime, which makes it harder for people without that much time to spend on training.
What does it mean to produce a litter of Havanese?
Producing a litter means that you are committed to the well-being of those puppies for the remainder of their lives. This site is intended as a springboard to your education as a breeder, NOT as an all-inclusive text on canine reproduction.
What happens when a male Havanese is left unattended?
Hip Dysplasia is common in male Havanese. This is when there is a malformation of the hip socket, where the ball and hip socket don’t fit properly and they rub against each other instead. When left unattended, it can cause lameness and very painful arthritis.
