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Description: The Lowchen or Little Lion Dog is a member of the Bichon group. They have a long, silky coat trimmed in the traditional "lion clip". A spunky, high spirited dog the Lowchen is also happy to just curl up in your lap. Originally used in France as a watch dog, they are gaining international popularity. While Lowchen is not considered a rare breed, they are still uncommon. Lowchen is eager to please, lively and intelligent, they are a fun dog for the whole family to enjoy.

Other Names: Little Lion Dog

Height: 12 - 14 inches
Weight: 8 -18 lbs.

Colors: Any color is acceptable.
Coat: Wavy, but not curly. No undercoat.

Temperament: Lowchen is active, affectionate
With Children: Yes, gentle with children. Lowchen is robust enough to enjoy plenty of games with children.
With Pets: Yes, friendly to other animals.
Special Skills: Family pet.

Watch-dog: High
Guard-dog: Low

Care and Exercise: Grooming of the Lowchen should consist of combing or brushing their coat ever other day. Professional clipping every other month should be done to maintain the traditional lion trim. Lowchen enjoys ample exercise such as a short walk or an active game of play.
Training: Quick learner and intelligent. Should be trained early not to bark or dig.
Learning Rate: High

Activity: Medium
Living Environment: An apartment is okay for Lowchen as long as exercise is given. A Lowchen needs to be around people.

Health Issues: Patellar luxation, PRA, cataracts.

Life Span: 13 - 15 Years
Litter Size: 3 - 6

Country of Origin: France
History: Member of the family of Bichon's which consist of the Bichon Frise, Maltese, the Bolognese and the Havanese. These breeds were developed into separate breeds from common ancestry. Even though it is recognized as a French breed, the Lowchen has been known in both France and Spain. By the 1960s the popularity of the Lowchen had declined to such an extent that it was listed as the rarest dog in the world. Today the Lowchen numbers have improved.

First Registered by the AKC: 1995
AKC Group: Non-Sporting Group
Class: Non-Sporting
Registries: AKC, ANKC, CKC, FCI (Group 9), KC (GB), UKC

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