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Hot: 20 to 30 °C
Cold: -15 to -10 °C
200 to 800 USD
200 to 400 PSI
Jump: 3-4 Feet
Run: 16-19 Miles per hour (25-30 km/h)
There is a long and illustrious history associated with the French Barbet dog breed, which spans a number of countless centuries. The breed is said to have originated from water dogs that were brought to France by Moors from the Iberian Peninsula.
This is an ordinarily held view, contempt the fact that its appropriate genealogy is still fair unknown. It is voltage that the name Barbe originates from the French word Barbe as well as which means beard.
This medium sized dog had gained a lot of fans because to its informal demeanor, curly hair, and astonishing swimming abilities. Throughout its long history, the Barbe had shown itself to be an flexible working dog by developing an alcoholic kinship for retrieving and waterbird hunting.
Barbe's were gentle recognizable by their thick and luxe coats,' which come in a rainbow of colors from white to black,' brown, fawn, and gray. Not only does the breed is tightly curled hair add to its endearing appearance, but it also protects the coat from water damage.