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15 Things Only Havanese Owners Would Understand

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It's no secret that Havanese has won many hearts with their long, silky hair, expressive eyes, and cuddly size with an affectionate and gentle personality. But just like humans, they come with certain things too that only owners will understand.

Here are 15 things only Havanese owners would understand.

#1 Havanese increased their popularity in England because Queen Victoria had one
sideview face of a Havanese
#2 They are the only dog breed native to Cuba.
A wet Havanese shaking its body in the yard with a hose with a hose flowing below him
#3 They need ½ to 1 cup of dry high-quality food every day
A Havanese sitting on the floor with its begging face
#4 They are family-oriented
A Havanese puppy running in the yard under the sun
#5 Their silky coats serve a purpose.

A Havanese sitting on the grass with its tongue sticking out
The coat of the furry Havanese is long, silky and seemingly quite warm. In reality, the coat is not there for warmth, but for his protection. The dog’s silky fur provides a protective barrier from the sun that prevents him from overheating.

#6 They suffer from separation anxiety
A Havanese sitting on the bed while tilting its head
#7 They are friendly with other pets
A Havanese puppy standing on the carpet with a wicker basket filled with flowers
#8 They are easily trained.

A Havanese puppy standing on the chair
While small, these dogs can be trained to do some big jobs!

#9 They are friendly to strangers
A Havanese puppy sitting on the bed
#10 They’re good for people with allergies.
A Havanese puppy sitting on the bed
#11 They have a high adaptability
A Havanese sitting on the floor with its begging face
#12 They are easy to keep
A Havanese puppy standing on the couch while tilting its head
#13 They need you to brush their teeth at least twice or thrice a week
A Havanese lying on the chair
#14 They’re true companion dogs who have offered their cuddles to humans since warming the laps of Cuban aristocracy during the 1800s.
A Havanese lying on the ground while tilting its head
#15 They live long lives.

A Havanese sitting with its sad face
They typically live from 10-15 years.
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