Papillon (detailed introduction)

　　 The most special feature of the Papillon is its pair of very eye-catching large ears and its small, exquisite figure, which makes it popular with many beauty-loving ladies. This dog is agile and highly adaptable.
　　 The Papillon's personality is intelligent, lively, bold, and appropriately affectionate, making it easy to train various actions. It is a precious and elegant companion and ornamental dog. It is smart, lively, sensitive, cheerful, obedient to its owner, and never barks indiscriminately.
　　 The Papillon has an extremely possessive attitude towards its owner, hoping to receive all of the owner's affection. It is also very enthusiastic, gentle, friendly, and kind to the owner. However, it does not behave as well toward strangers. Especially when a third party tries to take away the owner's love, the Papillon will feel jealous.
　　 The Papillon has a high IQ, quick reactions, and great courage. They remain calm and alert in stressful situations. When a larger dog approaches, the Papillon can stay composed. It is fearless and unflinching even when facing more fierce large dogs. They can calmly and peacefully face the approach of large dogs without maliciously attacking them first.
　　 Although the Papillon looks fragile, it is actually very strong. It not only has a strong and brave side but also a delicate and gentle side. When raising a Papillon, owners need to provide ample training. Scientific training and discipline can make the Papillon more obedient and well-behaved, preventing aggression or excessive barking. Training should be tailored to the Papillon's specific personality and habits, using effective and scientific methods. A well-trained Papillon can live more harmoniously with its owner.