Sentences with phrase «bred as lap dogs»

Pugs were originally bred as lap dogs and, because of this, they love to cuddle.
French bulldogs were originally bred as ratters, but are now bred as lap dogs and companions.
The pug was originally bred as a lap dog, strive off of human companionship.
That crested is really ugly, I read they were breed as lap dogs to warm the arthritis pain in their owner's knees.
This stability possibly stems from their breeding as a lap dog, a dog to be pampered, preened and adored, unlike other toy breeds that were bred to catch and kill other animals.

Not exact matches

With a history of being carried within the capacious sleeves of members of the Chinese Imperial Household, it comes as no surprise why this breed makes a lap dog par excellence.
However, as cute as this breed can be, it shouldn't be treated as the average lap dog.
When thinking about unique breeds and the range of physical differences that exist with man's best friend, it's hard to believe that a tiny toy lap dog and another that's as tall as a human are of the same species [1].
From their routes back as lap dogs, they have been bred to be wonderful companions.
So you'll have the bichon frise»; a lap dog that was bred for precious pampering, but is too big to be categorized in the toy group, the poodle; a versatile breed that was utilized as a retriever, truffle hunter and then circus performer, and then you have two types of bulldogs; breeds who were once used for bull baiting, but since this practice has been outlawed, they technically can't be categorized under the working dog category.
In history — known as a «comforter spaniel» — this breed is often just as at ease being an affectionate lap dog as they are taking brisk walks, competing in agility, or fetching a ball many times over.
A weight of 10 - 18 pounds makes this a relatively large toy breed, and suggests its heritage as a dog bred for being comfortable on your lap.
The Japanese Chin was initially bred for the purpose of accompanying women in the Imperial Palace and as lap dogs for Chinese aristocracy.
Although originally bred for hunting, they became favored as a lap dog in Britain during the time of Queen Elizabeth I. First seen in the United States in the late 1800s, the American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized the Maltese as part of the toy group in 1888.
Developed originally as a sailing dog, this breed eventually became known as a lap dog and, to this day, he remains a popular companion and family pet.
Perched on a lap, trotting jauntily at the end of a leash, or working his way through a repertoire of tricks, the Havanese is typical of the dogs bred specifically as companions - he basks in human attention and affection.
Some breeds of dogs were bred for activities such as herding; these breeds will require more energy than others and will need exercise daily, while other breeds may be content spending much of their days in your lap.
The dog is one of several developed during the height of royal reign in Europe as a lap dog for the ladies of the court, for the royal families were the only ones who could afford to buy and breed dogs solely as companions.
Controlled portions of dry kibble is recommended for this dog breed, as they are notorious lap dogs and are not as active as other breeds may be.
They take little care in providing puppies suited to a particular breed, and in many cases the family finds out too late that this cute little «fuzz ball» is actually not a lap dog but instead a ball of energy who needs lots of exercise, as is the case with Fox Terriers.
This pampered dog, with a history as a lap dog for the aristocrats, doesn't shed much, which makes him a favorite hypoallergenic dog breed among allergy sufferers.
While the American Kennel Club (AKC) identifies breeds such as the Chinook, Rottweiler and Saint Bernard as working dogs, it's true that all dogs work, whether it's in the field, on your lap or -LSB-...]
A great combination of gentle yet spunky, active yet also willing to be a lap dog and bold without being aggressive, the breed is a great choice for many situations, both on farms as well as in the city and urban areas.
History and Facts: A descendant of the English Toy Spaniel, this dog was bred for hunting small game and as a lap dog during the 17th century.
But — beyond choosing a dog that will be happy going cross-country skiing, or perhaps resting in your lap as you read Russian literature — you should prepare for your new friend by learning a little knowledge about canine health in general, and your breed in particular.
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