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Let's get fluffy with Bemorepanda! Pomeranians are small, cute dogs, but they carry a personality of a big dog. They are very curious dogs, always in action and interested in everything that happens around them. Often, their favorite place in the house is the window from where they can observe everything that happens in their neighborhood.
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They will often bark, even just to announce that someone is passing in front of the house. They love being the center of attention, knowing about these dogs that they can become very petty about the attention they need.
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These dogs are perfect for the elderly, retirees, who can dedicate all their time and energy to take care of this dog. They can live happily in homes of any size. They are small enough to live in an apartment and active enough to enjoy a large house.
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They need to be walked every day to get rid of excess energy and keep their temperament balanced. They like to run, so they will also need a space where they can do this. Because they are intelligent dogs, they need to keep their minds occupied. For this reason it is recommended to participate in agility training courses.
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These dogs are not recommended for families with small children. They are very possessive with their food and can jump to bite a baby who does not understand that he has to respect certain limits. They need a lot of attention and can also show feelings of jealousy against the children occupying the room.
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It is not advisable to carry it in your purse or bag all the time. It is very important for the Pomeranian dog to be independent. You'd better let him go on a leash than be carried in his purse. Early socialization will shape this dog's good manners towards the people and animals he meets. There are dogs that bark at anything and it is very difficult to be trained to give up this habit.
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Even though it is small, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi dog has a very strong personality. Used from the beginning as dogs that drove herds and hunt rodents in Pembrokeshire, Corgi are reliable dogs who took their work seriously.
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Today, the Corgi dog is still used in farm work, but it is also an appreciated and loved pet. They do very well with other animals, are trustworthy guard dogs and can be left in the presence of children.
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Even though he shows a lot of independence, the Corgi dog has a continuous desire to please people. They can show strong and varied personalities, from those who are always on the lookout, to those who are always looking for attention, who are always introspective and thoughtful.
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Like many other breeds of working dogs, these dogs like to be busy all the time, to have something to do. They are able to excel in agility training and can perform complex commands.
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Being farm dogs, Corgi are also excellent guard dogs. They will bark as soon as they notice an unwanted guest, either human or animal. Barking can become a problem over time, which is why it is advisable to train it from an early age in this regard.
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Socialization is very important, because a Corgi dog must get used to seeing people, otherwise he will always want to bite. They will bark even if they are left alone for long periods of time.
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Once they have established a connection with children, Corgi dogs can show that they are the leader and will try to guide the children all the time.
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Corgi dogs have become famous thanks to Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, who does not leave them even when travelling. The fluffy quadrupeds also appear in a short film, which was released at the opening of the 2012 Olympic Games.
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The first Corgi dog to reach the residence of the British Royal Family was the Dookie, in 1933. King George VI, the father of the current Queen Elizabeth, brought Dookie. Elizabeth was 10 years old then.
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At the age of 18, Princess Elizabeth received her own dog of the same breed as a gift: a puppy named Susan. Since then, Corgi have appeared in official photographs of the British Royal House. The British press noted that the Queen used to take her four-legged friends on trips as well. After Queen Elizabeth I died in 2002, the current Queen, Elizabeth II, took her mother's dogs and cared for them as if they were her own.
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Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain had, during her reign so far, about 30 Cogi dogs.
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12.The cuttest Corgi ever
13.Enjoying the owner presence
14.A Corgi enjoying cuddles
15.A Corgi flower between flowers
16.Rainy weather mood
17.Maybe some treats?
18.City escapes with Corgi
19.Smile, Corgi!
20.Playful Corgi puppy
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Bichon Frise, the personality dog is a cheerful, small dog breed with a lot of love to give - 50 photos
Bichon Frisé is a breed of dog whose origins are not very clearly established, the experts in the field circulating several variants. In principle, it seems that Phoenician navigators and traders represented the dispersal vector of smaller dogs in the Mediterranean basin.
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It is known that sailors took dogs with them as pets and to use them to exterminate mice and rats. Bichon Frize is a member of the Non-Sporting canine group in the USA, and a member of the Toy Dog canine group in the United Kingdom.
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Generally speaking, the Mediterranean basin is the unanimously accepted "home" of the breed and the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands is the most widely accepted place of adoption. In fact, one of the names of the breed is Bichon de Tenerife.
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The small size and the playful, pleasant nature, the natural charm and the hypoallergenic qualities of the fur quickly made it the pampering of the nobility salons. He quickly received the nickname "Bichonner" - Ferchezuitul and posed for the painters of the time (Boucher and Frahgonard).
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Henry III of France and Napoleon III had a recognized weakness for these dogs. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries he was very popular in France among the middle class and even the poor social class, being preferred as a circus protagonist and companion of troubadours and flamboyants.
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This dog is known as a charming, gentle, polite, playful animal. He is appreciated for his always cheerful, comforting attitude. Although small in size, it shows a sharp intelligence and an independent spirit, which does not lack courage.
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It is not a noisy dog, it displays a certain safety in everything it does, it is malleable and adaptable. Bichon Frisé dogs are very affectionate, love people and want to be in their company all the time. They prove to be sociable and permissive in the company of other animals.
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8.Someone is sleepy
9.Ready for meal
10.Little puppy girl
11.Bath time with bubbles
12.Winter time
13.Perfect hair day
14.Eyes like chocolate candies
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16.White, fluffy buddy
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18.Beach time with Bichon Frise
19.After playtime in the backyard
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