What is a Havanenský dog?

Havanese is a breed of a dog that came from Cuba and was originally bred as playful companions for children of Cuban aristocracy. The breed was also used for grazing chicken and geese on family farms. It is part of a bichon or a bearded group of dogs. These dogs were once popular circus dogs in Havana and the breed was known as the silk dog Havana. The hair is long on the tail and is a silk texture. The desired weight of the average Havanesis of about 9 to 10.5 inches (22.86 to 26.67 cm) is £ 8 to £ 11 (3.6 to 4.9 kg).

A Havanes coat can only have a slight wool, or it can be very curly. The breed has a detail and does not pour. The color of the coat moves from cream to black and many mixed colors. All colors of this breed are recognized in North America, but chocolate and black are popular shades with breeders. Dogs are high maintenance because the coat requires a lot of combing and brushing. However, the coat can be cropped to a shorter cut for easier care.

The layout of these dogs in general is considered fine and social. It is assumed that it is one of the best breeds for households with children. They also usually get along well with other dogs and cats. This breed is considered very intelligent and is said to be common for Havanese to sit in a high place to observe the situations of utter curiosity.

Havanese is a generally healthy breed, but is genetically susceptible to eye problems and infections of dry skin and ears. The breed is also associated with laxating patella or slipping knee. Junior cataracts, which are cataracts, which occur more in younger dogs than dogs aged eight years.

These dogs are inner and are very loyal companions. They rarely bark and are known to be good home dogs. They need everyday walks and love to play. Some enjoy swimming especially if they are used to sport as a puppy.