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Havanese PuppiesSo you're thinking about buying a Havanese puppy, although you're not sure exactly what a Havanese puppy is like? You've heard of Shih Tzu puppies, Maltese puppies, Miniature Schnauzer puppies, Pekingese puppies, Poodle puppies, Pug puppies, Shih Tzu puppies, Chinese Crested puppies, Chihuahua puppies, Pomeranian puppies, or Pom puppies, Bichon puppies, Yorkshire Terrier puppies, Lhasa Apso puppies, Cairn Terrier puppies, Papillon puppies, Havanese Silk Dog puppies, Spanish poodle puppies, Coton de Tulear puppies, Bolognese puppies, Bichon frise puppies, ... the list goes on and on. So how do you choose? And why a Havanese puppy? Choosing the right breed for your lifestyle is very important to you! And you want to make certain that you pick the right one. Furthermore, you want to make sure that you adopt your new puppy from a good toy breed puppy breeder. Although impossible to compare each individual puppy in a breed to another, here are a few generally understood and generally accepted ideas about comparisons between breeds: Havanese vs Shih TzuHavanese are known to be easier to socialize. Shih Tzu's generally need a lot of socialization to be friendly where as Havanese were historically circus dogs. They are naturally more happy-go-lucky. Havanese vs MalteseHavanese have one big exception when it comes to the rest of the toy breeds: Havanese are not yappy dogs. Maltese is one of the closest, or perhaps the closest breed that compares to a Havanese. Another major noticeable difference between a Maltese puppy and a Havanese puppy is the color selection. Almost every Maltese puppy breeder will have only one color of Maltese puppies: white. A Havanese puppy breeder, on the other hand, will likely offer you a much broader spectrum.
So if you are looking for: Maltese puppies in Utah Consider the Havanese. You'll be glad you did! |
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