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Scientific Name: Canis Lupus Familiaris

Lifespan: 12-14 Years

Origin: Europe (EUR)

Bolognese

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The Bolognese dog, often known as the "Bolo," is a little and lovely breed that is well-known for its distinctive look and endearing behaviour.

It is lovingly called "Bolo.

" This small breed of dog was developed in the city of Bologna, which is located in Italy.

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Male

  • Height

    27-30 cm / 11-12 Inches

  • Weight

    3-4 kg / 7-9 Pounds

  • Length

    25-33 cm / 10-13 Inches

  • Color

Female

  • Height

    25-28 cm / 10-11 Inches

  • Weight

    3-4 kg / 7-9 Pounds

  • Length

    25-33 cm / 10-13 Inches

  • Color

Temperature

Hot: 18 to 24 °C

Cold: -7 to 0 °C

Price

2K to 5K USD

Bite Force

100 to 200 PSI

Activity

Jump: 1-2 Feet

Run: 10-15 Miles per hour (16-24 km/h)

Origin Description

Boglen Terriers have the capacity to withstand a diverse variety of temperatures; yet, much like other breeds of dogs, they have a natural tendency to feel most comfortable in a certain temperature range.

Even though these dogs are able to adapt to situations that are both hot and cold, it is base to keep a continuous eye on them and take steps to check that they are broad and safe at all times as well as peculiarly when the eruptive is very high. Bogymen Terriers are able to well dare temperatures ranging from 50 degrees Fahrenheit to 85 degrees Fahrenheit 10 degrees Celsius to 29 degrees Celsius in most cases.

Description

The Bolognese dog has a single coat, unlike other dogs, and the hair on its body and face creates loose, open ringlets or flocks. Their woolly hair is easily recognizable as different from the smooth fur of other breeds. Unless maintained as pets, they are usually left unclipped and untrimmed, thus their modest shedding requires frequent combing to avoid matting.

Bolognese dogs are considered hypoallergenic since their shedding is so low and hardly noticeable that they are sometimes mislabeled as non-moulting. Their coat isn't the only thing that sets them out; they also have a particular personality, one that's sociable and loving, showing commitment to their owners and a preference for human companionship. These dogs are known for their intelligence and are thus quite trainable, albeit early socialization is essential due to the possibility of shyness or reserve toward strangers.