Papillon Owner/Breeder Tell me the Pros & Cons! (train, puppies, problems)
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I need to know what to look for in Health & Training Problems! I want to get a Female No Older than 1 year. IF she not spay when I get her she will be. Also need what I should expect to pay! Thanks folks in advance!!!
I was around 2 of them when I was in a school to train my Min Pin. Those 2 were the most gentile and lovable dogs out there. I would have loved to have gotten one but the pups were out of my price range.
Literally, you could pick one up and hold it in your arms to pet it.. then it would roll back and you would end up holding it like a baby.
I understand they make great therapy dogs...easy to train.
Sorry Katie, but I couldn't resist. Finally a reason to post these pics! I have more of her running the agility course, but I don't want to show the owner's face. Very, very killer-cute, isn't she?
Taken last summer in Montana.
They are very pretty little dogs.
My mom had one.
I got one of her pups. He was a nasty little critter. He would want to sit on my lap, and then if I ****ed position and moved him he would growl.
I couldn't groom him because he would snap at me.
We had to wrap him in a towel to cut his toenails.
I had him for almost 17 years...
They are long lived if you can endure their eccentricities.
I met another Pap owner who had this same problem with theirs.
I wouldn't take another one if someone paid me.
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