Coton de Tulear Dogs and Puppies - Cotons
Coton de Tulear Dogs and Puppies - Cotons
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If you are thinking about adding a
Coton de Tulear puppy to your family, our informative guide will help you
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Coton de Tulear dog breed.
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Coton de Tulear Dog Breed Blip
Country of Origin: Madagascar Height: 10 to 12-1/2" Weight: 9 -
14 lbs Life Span: 13 - 15 years Breed Group: Rare Breeds
Good With Children: Yes Good Watchdog: Yes Exercise Needs: Minimal
Grooming Needs: Moderate
If you like the idea of having a
fluffy dog, but don't like the idea of having to clean up a lot of dog fur,
the Coton de Tulear may be the breed for you. These fluffy and fun little dogs
originated in Madagascar, and details on how they arrived there are somewhat
sketchy. Some say the breed descended from dogs that accompanied troops of the
Indian Company settling on the island of Madagascar, while others believe that
dogs who swam ashore provided the foundation for this unique breed, which
dates back as far as the 15th century. Beautifully proportioned and
symmetrically balanced, the Coton De Tulear is now known as the Royal Dog of
Madagascar, and is even depicted on postage stamps from the island. The Coton
was recognized by the Federation Cynologique Internationale (FCI) in 1971, and
has since found it's way into the hearts and homes of dog lovers all over the
world.
Cotons are happy, lively, affectionate and playful - traits
that make them sought-after by families, singles and elderly people alike.
Cotons love to please their owners, and are intelligent and easily trained.
They develop strong bonds with their human counterparts, and love to be part
of a family. Their fondness of children is without equal, making the Coton De
Tulear an excellent choice for families with children.
Cotons stand
10 to 12-1/2 inches, and weigh about nine to 14 pounds. Despite it's
appearance, the Coton's fluffy, cotton-like coat does not require a lot of
grooming - a thorough weekly brushing is adequate, and again, shedding is
minimal. A great choice for fastidious housekeepers and allergy sufferers
alike! Cotons are indoor pets, and do not require a lot of exercise to stay
happy and healthy. The breed also makes an effective watchdog.
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