Havanese Puppies Blog

Owners who have to go to work in the mornings often leave their dogs at home and look after themselves by eating the pre-prepared food and access to an area where they can relieve themselves when nature calls. By the time the owners get home, all is well and the dogs have been on their best behavior. However if one owns a Havanese, it is not recommended that they be left alone.

Known to be “Velcro” dogs, they tend to stick with the owner wherever they go… in the kitchen, bathroom… everywhere! Without human contact for a period of time, they become stressed and may even be destructive. The Havanese will take a good deal of time to house train because they need persistent and constant monitoring. As cute as they are, they can also be sneaky. So if one decides to get a Havanese, make sure that time is something that is readily available to them.

Getting a Havenese is welcoming a very friendly and affectionate member into the family. They are known to form very strong and close bonds and are an intelligent dog that is easily trained. As the breed standard states, the Havanese has a sturdy and small frame with a coat that is long, silky and can come in several solid colors. They have a sweet expression with their dark eyes and have high set ears that hang. What makes them adorable is their disheveled look. This along with other pertinent facts will assist one in determining a good breeder when looking for a Havanese. The breed should mirror the standard for it to be of purebred quality. So with this knowledge, here are other tips when sorting through all the breeders: Read the rest of this entry »