5-8 kg
30-36 cm
13-15 years
Non-sporting
5-8 kg
30-36 cm
13-15 years
Also known as a Lion Dog, a Lowchen puppy can turn into a great companion dog if you are looking into the possibility of dog ownership.
However, if you want to raise a little lion dog, you do need to know everything about this breed, including what dog food is best and also what health conditions you need to watch out for, such as hip dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy.
Small dogs are often lively dogs, and this is certainly the case for this rare breed, which many compare to a Bichon Frise. But is this the right dog breed for you?
If you are looking for information on the Lowchen dog breed, look no further. Read on to discover everything you need to know about these purebred dogs.
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