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Portuguese Water Dog

Portuguese Water Dog

Portuguese Water Dog is a very perspicacious dog breed and mental training is vital.

They do not shed. The dog breeds requires middle brushing and grooming.

Portuguese Water Dog is not painful to discipline and you don't need a lot of experience to handle this dog breed. The breed is not more reactive than parallel breeds. These creatures are very energetic and even long and demanding trips will not be a problem. The breed requires a lot of workout.

The dog breeds may be a bit reserved, aloof and wary of uninvited persons. Not generally dog aggressive. These dogs are very friendly towards children and they are a peerless choice for families with small children. The dog breeds mainly display few signs of exaggerated predatory tendencies. They may nibble, but it is not always instinctively.

This breed may bark, but mainly not excessively. They can handle freezing temperatures and can adapt to cold climates. This breed is one of the most playful of any dog breed. The Portuguese Water Dog can get used to be home alone for a few hours every day.

Source: these canines was created in Portugal. However, they are not a common sigth in Lisbon.

Portuguese Water Dog class: Portuguese Water Dog is acknowledged in the World Canine Organisation archives. The breed is involved in the section «Water Dogs» (8.3) in the class «Retrievers, Flushing Dogs, Water Dogs». World Canine Organisation symbol for portuguese water dog is 37 and was added to the archives 2008-11-04. American Kennel Club categorizes the breed as «Working Dogs». United Kennel Club incorporates the breed as «Gun Dogs» in their archives. Canadian Kennel Club categorizes the breed as «Working dogs».

Painful health challanges in the Portuguese Water Dog: Sadly, some of the dogs may experience fatal health challanges. Portuguese Water Dog is a dog breed which is experiencing hip dysplasia. Hip dysplasia disorder is the single most common cause of arthritis of the hips. This the breed are often experiencing a disorder called Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA). This disorder may cause blindness. PRA is a group of genetic diseases seen in certain breeds. Other health challanges have also been recorded (including fatal neurological disorder).

The dog breeds physical characteristics: Dogs get as tall as 20 to 22 inches tall. Bitches get as tall as 17 to 20 inches tall. Dogs grow up to 40 to 55 pounds. Bitches is 35 to 50 pounds. The fur is of medium length.

Other facts about the dog: The breed is mainly not painful to find for sale. The breed is also known as Cão de agua Português.

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