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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Discover the Papillon’s Mysterious Past

From royalty to family companion, theories and legends about this enchanting breed abound.

Say Hello to the Social Butterfly

Papillon owners share what it’s like to live with these spirited, smart dogs.

Learn All About the Ideal Papillon

Judges and breeders describe just what makes the butterfly dog unique-physically and temperamentally.

5 Top-Notch Papillon Kennels

Meet the exceptional dogs behind a few of the nation’s great Papillon kennels.

The Papillon Puppy Hunt

Locating a lovable, healthy Pap puppy starts with finding a reputable breeder.

Preserving Papillon Health

Papillons are susceptible to several genetic diseases, including retina problems, slipped kneecaps and hypothyroidism.

Good Eats for Small Dogs

The optimum amount of a nutritious diet will help keep your Papillon healthy and fit.

6 Steps to Pretty Up Your Pap

Our expert offers head-to-toe guidelines for grooming your Papillon at home.

Small Dog Training Challenges

Even tiny dogs need training in order to become well-behaved companions.

Fun and Games for Papillons

Despite its size, the peppy Pap can excel in numerous dog sports.

Why I Love My Papillon

Papillons at Your Service

Energy, joy and a desire to please make Papillons wonderful service and therapy-dog candidates.

Rescuing Butterfly Dogs in Need

Dedicated volunteers rescue Papillons for the love of the breed.

Socialization Dos and Don’ts:

DO:
Take your Papillon to dog-friendly cafes and businesses.

Visit friends and relatives with your pup.

Introduce the pup to lots of friendly strangers.

Make sure the pup meets gentle, well-behaved children.

Attend a well-run puppy kindergarten with pups your Pap’s size to play with.

Introduce your Papillon to friendly, gentle and healthy adult dogs.

Give your pup a chance to observe unfamiliar sights, sounds and smells.

Bring food, water, chew toys and cleanup supplies on all puppy outings.

Always clean up when your dog poops during outings.

Visit your veterinary clinic occasionally to have staff just pet your pup and give it treats.

Keep your Papillon leashed when in unfenced areas.

On car rides, use a crate or other dog-safe restraint device for your Pap.

DON’T:

Take your pup to public parks, where it might pick up a virus, until it’s had its vaccinations.

Take your Papillon to unrestricted dog parks where big dogs might play roughly and hurt it.

(Look for one with a separate small-dog play area.)

Allow children to play with your Pap unattended.

Let your Pap rush up to strange dogs, even seemingly friendly ones-some dogs think Papillons are squeaky toys or prey.

Assume every training class or puppy playgroup is appropriate for toy-breed dogs observe a group in progress and interview the trainers about their experience with small breeds before enrolling.

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