The Papillon dog originates from Spain, is highly intelligent, equivalent to a five or six-year-old child, and is among the top in intelligence in the pet dog category. What are the characteristics of the Papillon dog?

1. Small size, easy to raise

The petite Papillon dog is very convenient to raise. Compared with raising some large dogs, its food, clothing, and living needs are relatively simple. When taking it out, you don’t have to worry about being pulled by it, and the elegant Papillon gives people a lot of face;

2. Intelligent, fast learning ability

Among all dog breeds, the Papillon ranks high in intelligence, so its ability to receive information is excellent, and it learns new knowledge quickly. If the owner wants to teach the dog how to use the bathroom or basic actions like standing and lying down, it is also very easy;

3. Sweet "little lover"

The Papillon dog does not cling to the owner all the time, but when it wants the owner’s attention, it will constantly act coquettishly, making people both laugh and cry. Therefore, when you are lonely or sad, they will accompany you, which is very sweet;

Disadvantages of the Papillon dog:

1. Likes to bark

The Papillon is an insecure breed, so when it wants company and the owner doesn’t spend time with it, it will keep barking, which can disturb the owner or neighbors’ normal rest;

2. Likes to eat things indiscriminately

When the owner takes the Papillon out for outdoor activities, they must watch it carefully because it will eat anything it can fit in its mouth, even rummaging through the trash. Such behavior can be very frustrating for owners;

3. Its big ears

The Papillon’s ears are its symbol. The butterfly-like ears make it look very playful and cute, but at the same time, they are the most difficult to maintain. Therefore, raising a Papillon requires frequent ear cleaning to prevent ear infections.