How do you buy a European Bolognese Dog?
Looking for a Bolognese for your home? Well, if you’re new at finding a canine companion then you may have to step on the brakes a bit and know more about the breed before setting out on an impulse buy. There are both good breeders and bad breeders out there and only the good and reliable ones are dedicated to developing a quality Bolognese by accurately following the standard defined by a governing purebred body, group or club. For example: a purebred Bolognese has a white coat that is soft and wooly and can grow 3 to 4 inches, with loose, open ringlets that give it a cuddly look. They have no undercoat and are considered to be hypoallergenic. Although small, they have muscled and well compacted bodies and stand about 10.5 to 12 inches. Here are some red flags and go signals for prospective buyers to keep an eye out for:
Red flags for shady breeders:
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