The Havanese is a shaggy little dog of ancient European lineage.
The ancient Havanese breed has common ancestors with the
Barbichon, Bichon and Maltese. It is felt the Havanese probably
traveled with Mediterranean trading ships from Europe and the
Canaries to the Caribbean islands.
In the 1700s the Havanese was bred and owned by rich landowners
and the plantation aristocracy of Cuba. These little dogs were
also clever at performing in circuses during this period of time
after it lost its popularity in these prominent society circles
of Cuba.
The Havanese has always been admired most for its intelligence
and adaptability. It is an excellent companion dog. The Havanese
migranted from Cuba to the United States in the 1950s and was
admitted to the AKC in 1999.
Grooming the Havanese
The coat of a Havanese is long and silky and tangles easily. It
can be wavy or slightly curled. Grooming will need to be carried
out frequently. The double, wavy and profuse coat isn’t trimmed
for normal purposes or the show ring except for nominal
scissoring of foot hair. Havanese pets are either clipped or
scissored down to a manageable length. The Havanese is seen in
all colors from black to white.
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You will want to achieve a loose, natural look for the Havanese.
Brush through the entire coat to remove tangles. Then comb
the coat with a wide-toothed comb.
Brush along the back. When the Havanese shakes his hair it
should fall naturally in a parting. Do not try to make a
perfectly straight part. A topknot can be tied up away from the
eyes. Topknots are not usually used in the show ring.
Grooming Equipment Needed
You will need a pin brush, a wide-toothed comb and a slicker
brush. The slicker brush is used on tough tangles, otherwise use
the pin brush for normal daily brushing because the slicker
brush can be too harsh on the Havanese coat.
Exercise Requirements
The Havanese exercise needs are easily met. A short walk, a romp
a day with the kids in the backyard is about all it needs to
stay in good physical shape.
Personality
The Havanese is sensitive, playful, friendly, accommodating,
affectionate and comical. The Havanese is outgoing and adapts
easily to adults. The Havanese gets along well with other pets.
He is highly trainable. He does not respond well to yelling. He
wants to please. The Havanese has a good memory and is quick to
learn.
Appearance
The Havanese is generally about 10 inches tall and weighs about
10 pounds. He is a sturdy little dog. He is not delicate or
frail. The Havanese is quite athletic. The legs of a Havanese
are usually short, straight and strong. Pigmentation of nose,
lip and eye margins is always black or solid dark brown on
chocolate brown dogs. He has a “happy” sort of a look with his
drop ears, straight topline, high tail set and animated gait.
The Havanese is usually good with children of all ages. They are
not frail and delicate so even smaller children can learn to
handle a Havanese with ease.
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The ancient Havanese breed has common ancestors with the
Barbichon, Bichon and Maltese. It is felt the Havanese probably
traveled with Mediterranean trading ships from Europe and the
Canaries to the Caribbean islands.
In the 1700s the Havanese was bred and owned by rich landowners
and the plantation aristocracy of Cuba. These little dogs were
also clever at performing in circuses during this period of time
after it lost its popularity in these prominent society circles
of Cuba.
The Havanese has always been admired most for its intelligence
and adaptability. It is an excellent companion dog. The Havanese
migranted from Cuba to the United States in the 1950s and was
admitted to the AKC in 1999.
Grooming the Havanese
The coat of a Havanese is long and silky and tangles easily. It
can be wavy or slightly curled. Grooming will need to be carried
out frequently. The double, wavy and profuse coat isn’t trimmed
for normal purposes or the show ring except for nominal
scissoring of foot hair. Havanese pets are either clipped or
scissored down to a manageable length. The Havanese is seen in
all colors from black to white.
For best results use Life's Abundance Grooming Products
You will want to achieve a loose, natural look for the Havanese.
Brush through the entire coat to remove tangles. Then comb
the coat with a wide-toothed comb.
Brush along the back. When the Havanese shakes his hair it
should fall naturally in a parting. Do not try to make a
perfectly straight part. A topknot can be tied up away from the
eyes. Topknots are not usually used in the show ring.
Grooming Equipment Needed
You will need a pin brush, a wide-toothed comb and a slicker
brush. The slicker brush is used on tough tangles, otherwise use
the pin brush for normal daily brushing because the slicker
brush can be too harsh on the Havanese coat.
Exercise Requirements
The Havanese exercise needs are easily met. A short walk, a romp
a day with the kids in the backyard is about all it needs to
stay in good physical shape.
Personality
The Havanese is sensitive, playful, friendly, accommodating,
affectionate and comical. The Havanese is outgoing and adapts
easily to adults. The Havanese gets along well with other pets.
He is highly trainable. He does not respond well to yelling. He
wants to please. The Havanese has a good memory and is quick to
learn.
Appearance
The Havanese is generally about 10 inches tall and weighs about
10 pounds. He is a sturdy little dog. He is not delicate or
frail. The Havanese is quite athletic. The legs of a Havanese
are usually short, straight and strong. Pigmentation of nose,
lip and eye margins is always black or solid dark brown on
chocolate brown dogs. He has a “happy” sort of a look with his
drop ears, straight topline, high tail set and animated gait.
The Havanese is usually good with children of all ages. They are
not frail and delicate so even smaller children can learn to
handle a Havanese with ease.
Do you raise Havanese puppies for sale or show?
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