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This is a small fluffy dog is the national dog of Madagascar, where the breed originated. Named to coat cotton in white, "Cotton" and the port? Madagascar, Tulare that this charming dogs have? blessed?
national stamps in Madagascar
it calls the standard strain of gay dog light-hearted not to be demanding. The tail is happily over the back and the dog ratios are they? A little? Longer than tall. ?
expression of Coton is one smiles that reflect the "joie de vivre." It is marked on the temperament of the breed of a unique kind of empathy for the feelings of those around them. And? Also? It is known for unique vocalizations of its kind, which may include? Unusual? Grunts? And? Growl. ? He was born purely as dogs companion, and Coton listens well when spoken to and often tries to answer.
generally thick, dry, cotton coat, never harsh. It should be white, with occasional light tan or gray shading on the ears or back. ? On the body, it should be a light color does not cover more than 5% of the dog.
and Wirehaired Viszla?
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developed in 1940 in Hungary from Hungarian Viszla standard, and hunters seeking a dog more consistent with the coat It can stand up to the harsh winter Hungarian. It has a density? Wired coat with furnishings bearded face and "surprising".?
vizsla wirehaired and has an excellent sense of smell, a large track of objects made of fur or feathers. Steadily built, these dogs cover ground easily in all terrain.
and vizsla wirehaired is docile and easy to train and handle. ? as such? Sensitive? Dogs, did not respond? Well heavy-handed treatment. ?? Lively and thin, they make excellent companions.?
with these two additions to their parents, and the AKC now recognizes 180 pure breeds.
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