Saturday, November 28, 2009
Friday, November 27, 2009
Papillons and other Bigger Dogs.
Bigger Dogs can be a serious threat to Papillons.
Some of the bigger dogs are bred for hunting for instance, and see the Papillons as prey; a rabbit for example.
But also a sweet, laid back larger dog is not a good playmate for Papillons. It can take only their paw landing on their back, while interacting, to break, or injure the Papillons delicate spinal cord.
If you have a bigger dog at home, introduce your Papillon very carefully, with great observation, as far as dominance establishment, feeding time, favored resting spots, toys.
It is best not to leave your Papillon together with a bigger dog alone, when everyone is gone.
Nanu's Puppies
Nicolai, above, Naughty Nana, below, Mom (Nanu Nana von den Kolibris), last: Int. CH Tiger Man vom Cavalierchen. (Dad)
Both parents are imported from Germany.Friday, November 20, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Papillon Tail
The Papillon Tail is long, set high and carried well arched over the body.
The tail is covered with a long, flowing plume. The plume may hang to either side of the body.
Faults - Low-set tail; one not arched over the back, or too short.
The tail is covered with a long, flowing plume. The plume may hang to either side of the body.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
A November Day
Mimi @ 2.5 months, with Petit Praline von den KolibrisWe are enjoying the winter grass after all the Oregon rain....
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Matti's Babe
Silenzio's Brolle
Friday, November 6, 2009
Nanu's Puppies
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