Papillion
Papillon Description
The Papillon, Papillion or Pap is one of the oldest European toy dog breeds. The French word for butterfly was used to describe this lively toy breed with the erect butterfly ears.
Boston Terrier / Papillion Hybrid
The Bostillon is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Boston Terrier and the Papillion.
Papillion
The Papillion is a spaniel type toy breed (7-10 lbs) that has unique ears resembling a butterfly (Papillion translates to butterfly in French). These tiny dogs may look delicate, but they are actually quite hearty! ...
The Papillion is extremely obedient and very easily trained breed out of almost every single other breed. It is not as stubborn as other dogs, and loves to learn new tricks. Its mental capacity is pretty large despite its small-sized head.
First, the Papillion is hardy; some people find that their Papillon is very capable of handling a good five-mile walk.
First, the Papillion is hardy; some people believe the Papillon is very capable of handling a good five-mile walk.
Description: The Papillion name was derived from the French word meaning 'butterfly' because when the ears stand erect, they resemble the wings of a butterfly. This delicate little companion dog makes an excellent family dog.
Mental stimulation is a must for the vivacious Papillion, as well as daily leash walks and a active obedience training and tasks.
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Scooby doo is a purebred papillion that hates the cold. This picture was taken on Christmas day during the snowstorm. As you can see he's never too busy ...
People have trouble spelling this breed's name, often misspelling it as pappillon, pappilon, or papillion.
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Lincoln County News, ME - Aug 20, 2008
... many Greyhounds, Aussies, Corgies, a Portuguese Water Spaniel Papillions, Bouvier des Flanders, King Charles Spaniels, American and Cocker Spaniels, ...
There are two types of Chihuahua's; the Short-haired and the Long-haired
It is thought that breeding the smooth-coated Chihuahua with the Papillion resulted in the long-coated Chihuahua.
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In conjunction with space limitations, you should consider the activity level of the breed you get. An elderly person would be poorly matched with an Irish Setter, while someone active might be disappointed with a Papillion.
 See also: Papillon, Continental Toy Spaniel, Smooth, Squirrel Spaniel, Epagneul Nain Continental
  
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