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    Bolonka Zwetna: Nutrition, character, training and much more about the Bolonka Zwetna
    Bolonka Zwetna: Nutrition, character, training and much more about the Bolonka Zwetna
    Bolonka Zwetna: Nutrition, character, training and much more about the Bolonka Zwetna
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    Bolonka Zwetna: Nutrition, character, training and much more about the Bolonka Zwetna

    By Roland Berger

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    The cute Bolonka Zwetna has its origin in Russia. The former "czar dog" was extinct at the end of the 18th century except for a few dogs. Today, the Bolonka Zwetna is one of the most popular family dogs. They are very loyal and loving dogs that follow their humans wherever they go and make everyone smile with their cheerful nature.

    They are small "all-rounders" and are very popular with big and small dog fans. In addition, he is ideally suited for first-time dog owners, as he is well tolerated, loves to learn, is very fixated on people and is easy to lead. He has a great gift for adapting to his family and enjoys being with people who are active in sports. However, he also adapts well to calmer people. Older people will also have their pleasure with the small dog.

    Due to their small build, Bolonka Zwetna can be kept very well in an apartment. However, you should make sure that they are not left alone for too long, because they do not like that at all.

    With this guide, you will get to know the Bolonka Zwetna much better. You will get to know the character traits, who is suitable as an owner, what to look for when the puppy moves in and how to teach your Bolonka Zwetna the most important basic commands in a playful way.

    The following topics are discussed in the various chapters and certainly many questions are clarified:
    - Character and appearance of the Bolonka Zwetna
    - Who is suitable as a owner?
    - What is to be considered with the puppy education?
    - First exercises and basic commands
    - Important information about nutrition and health
    - With 10 illustrations

    When buying the Bolonka Zwetna, make sure that the puppy is purchased from a trustworthy seller. This is a special family dog that is extremely happy to play with children, is athletic, but will also take care of his family: The Bolonka Zwetna! Learn more about this dog breed in this book.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateApr 13, 2022
    ISBN9783986468682
    Bolonka Zwetna: Nutrition, character, training and much more about the Bolonka Zwetna

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      Bolonka Zwetna - Roland Berger

      Bolonka Zwetna:

      Education, training, character of Bolonka Zwetna -

      The Bolonka Zwetna Book

      Roland Berger

      Bolonka Zwetna - The family dog

      The cute Bolonka Zwetna has its origin in Russia. The former Tsar's dog was extinct at the end of the 18th century except for a few animals. Today, the lively Bolonka Zwetna is one of the most popular family dogs. They are very loyal and loving dogs that follow their humans wherever they go and make everyone smile with their cheerful nature.

      They are small all-rounders and are very popular with large and small dog fans. In addition, he is ideally suited for first-time dog owners, as he is well tolerated, loves to learn, is very fixated on people and is easy to lead. He has a great gift for adapting to his family and enjoys being with people who are active in sports. However, he also adapts well to calmer people. Older people will also have their pleasure with the little dog.

      Due to their small build, Bolonka Zwetna can be kept very well in an apartment. However, one should make sure that they are not left alone for too long, because they do not like that at all.

      With this guide you will get to know the Bolonka Zwetna much better. You will learn about the character traits, who is suitable as an owner, what to look for when the puppy moves in and how to teach your Bolonka Zwetna the most important basic commands in a playful way.

      The following topics are discussed in the various chapters and certainly many questions are clarified:

      Character trait and appearance of the Bolonka Zwetna

      Who is suitable as a holder?

      What to consider when raising a puppy?

      Mastering first exercises and basic commands

      Important information about nutrition and health

      With 10 illustrations

      When buying the Bolonka Zwetna, make sure that the puppy is purchased from a reputable and trustworthy breeder. A special family dog that is exceedingly fond of playing with children, is athletic, but will also take care of his family: The Bolonka Zwetna!

      Dedication

      We dedicate this book to all people whose hearts and minds are big enough to accommodate a Bolonka Zwetna in it.

      Contents

      Dedication

      List of Figures

      Origin, physique and appearance

      Character traits of the Bolonka Zwetna

      Who is suitable as a holder?

      The puppy - what to consider?

      First exercises - what to look for in education

      Basic commands - playful education

      The Bolonka Zwetna in puberty

      The adult dog

      The coat care

      Bolonka Zwetna diet and health

      Typical diseases and how to deal with them

      The senior in age

      The Bolonka Zwetna as a therapy and sport dog

      Breeder in Germany

      About this series: My dog for life

      List of Figures

      Figure 1: The Bolonka Zwetna

      Figure 2: Puppy makes itself very small.

      Figure 3: Getting puppies used to chest harnesses.

      Figure 4: Sit visual signal

      Figure 5: Place visual signal

      Figure 6: Visual signal "Off

      Figure 7: Professional equipment for nursing

      Figure 8: Dental care is also important for dogs

      Figure 9: Sport is fun for the dogs

      Figure 10: Bolonka Zwetna with puppies

      Origin, physique and appearance

      Bolonka Franzuska = French lapdog

      In Russia, the small, cute Bolonka Zwetna has its origin, however, its historical story is not completely handed down. However, it is certain that in the 18th century the French high nobility discovered Maltese-like doggies for themselves. They were comparable to the French Bichon. Their function was to accompany the noble ladies and served as jewelry. They were in great demand. In the 18th century, France's relations with the Czar's court were very good and so the Bolonka Zwetna was slowly introduced to Russia. According to history, even Catherine the Great owned several white Bolonka Zwetnas.

      The French Revolution with its consequences for the little dogs

      Towards the end of the 18th century, when the French Revolution had almost reached its end, the Bolonka Franzuska almost died out. The reason for this was that the majority of the nobility had not survived and so the small white dogs also disappeared. With only a few Bolonkas, breeding continued in Russia to preserve this dog breed.

      The white noble dog developed into a beloved animal of the population

      When the Second World War was over, the interest in Russia in the new dog breed increased and the little whirlwind gained the upper hand. However, due to the exact mating, which in the beginning was limited only to the appearance, a certain type of dog developed over time. This was also necessary to produce an independent breed, independent from the Bolonka Franzuska. In 1958 this was achieved and the first multicolored dog under the breed name Bolonka was registered in the studbook of the LHFS. The condition was that the breed Russkaya Tsvetnaya Bolonka was allowed to have all coat colors, but not pure white. In 1997 the Russian Kennel Federation finally confirmed the standard for the dog breed Bolonka Zwetna.

      Interestingly, the Bolonka Zwetna is not recognized by the FCI (Fédération Cynologique Internationale), but by the RKF, which belongs to the FCI and works together with it. Only in 2011, the Verband für das Deutsche Hundewesen also recognized this breed nationwide. The breeders from Russia are very keen to fulfill all the requirements to have the Bolonka Zwetna recognized by the FCI as well.

      The Bolonka belongs to the small dog breeds and has a withers height of about 24-26 cm. It weighs up to five kilograms and has a stable body structure. The head is of medium size and is somewhat rounded. His neck is of medium length to the whole proportion and gives the animal a perfect posture. The ears hang down close to the head. The cute face with beady eyes gives the animal a special charm that hardly anyone can resist.

      The coat of the Bolonka Zwetna can be of various colors, from pure white, cream, champagne to apricot and fox red. There is no characteristic coat color for this dog breed, as new colors are constantly being produced due to breeding. So every little Bolonka puppy is unique and the coat is never monochromatic. The coat itself is very dense, silky and soft. It is slightly wavy or curly.

      Key data:

      Origin: Russia

      Weight: up to approx. 5 kg

      Size (withers): 24-26 cm

      Life expectancy: up to 15 years

      FCI: not recognized

      Figure 1: The Bolonka Zwetna

      Character traits of the Bolonka Zwetna

      Basically, the Bolonka Zwetna

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