No matter how clean and neat your pooch is, at some point in time they are going to need a bath. Starting your puppy off understanding what a bath is will help deal with the issue when the dog gets older. Pekingeses can be bathed indoors in a sink or bathtub, but larger breeds may […]
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Pekingese require a lot of attention to maintain their beautiful flowing coats. Daily grooming is recommended, but grooming every other day will often work if the dog is not outside or extremely active. The coarse outer coat and fine inner coat are shed regularly throughout the year, not just in warm weather. Regular grooming helps […]
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After you have researched the Pekingese breed, set your training schedule and routine and determined your course of action it is important to get started. The basic commands that most people would like the puppy to be able to respond to are: Come Sit Down Stay Once the puppy has mastered these commands and behaviours, […]
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Going to the pet store to pick a brand and type of dog food can seem particularly overwhelming when you walk down the aisle and see the dozens upon dozens of varieties of foods available. If you take the time to read the labels and understand the basic needs of your dog, you will find […]
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Not all dog foods are created equal, and not all dogs’ needs are the same when it comes to nutrition. It is important to understand what type of diet and nutrition is best for your breed of dog. If you consider this logically, it only makes sense that a housedog, such as a Pekingese, would […]
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As they are small, Papillons can be bathed indoors in a sink or bathtub, unlike larger breeds which may need specialized equipment or an outdoor bath. Some dogs will take to water and bathing more than others. Check with your breeder to find out if your Papillon is a water loving dog or not. There […]
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HOW TO BRUSH YOUR PAPILLON You should brush your Papillon daily. Their long single, silky coats are very important but fairly straightforward to brush. The Papillon’s coat should always be brushed using a ‘pin’ brush. There are slicker brushes available, but they can cause split hairs so are not recommended to use on a Papillon. […]
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Usually very high on the list of training priorities for a Papillon puppy or a dog is the issue of house training. Teaching your Papillon to avoid eliminating in the house is important for several reasons – the most obvious of which is the odour and mess that a non-house broken dog will make. In […]
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Remember that Papillon puppies are not fully grown, nor do they have complete control of their body functions. Take the puppy outside multiple times per day, and positively reward the puppy when it urinates or defecates outside. This process can also work when the puppy sits on its own or comes to you. Catch them […]
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Training your Papillon does not have to be a difficult time in your life, or in the life of your dog. By following a few simple tips and strategies, the process can be pleasant and rewarding for all involved. The major issue in training a dog is to make sure that your papillon puppy is […]
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