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[ad_1] The Afghan Collie’s intelligence lends to easy trainability. However, ensuring good behavior comes along with the need to properly exercise and stimulate this dog. The Afollie does best with a walk or hike of at least 60 minutes daily along with other exercise opportunities. This breed excels in a home with a large backyard … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Affengriffon is fairly new on the crossbreed scene, but both of the breed mix’s parent breeds are well-known and loved. Affenpinschers were once bred for their ratting skills, originating in Germany, but today they’re better known as a loving, albeit mischievous, family companion. The Brussels Griffon’s origins were also based in catching vermin, … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Affenwich is fairly new on the crossbreed scene, but both of the breed’s parents are well-known and loved. Affenpinschers were once bred for their superb ratting skills in Germany, but today they’re better known as a loving, albeit mischievous, family companion. The Norwich Terrier also originated as a ratting dog, although their beginnings … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Affenchon may be small, but that doesn’t mean their exercise needs are. The Affenchon needs a dedicated daily walk, indoor playtime, and other activities to keep their minds active. They may even enjoy sporting events like dog agility. If an Affenchon isn’t mentally or physically stimulated, they may become noisy or act out. … Lire la suite

[ad_1] As the Affenpoo is a crossbreed, they don’t have history as an independent breed. Both parent breeds, however, have extensive histories. The Affenpinscher was used as a ratting dog, and the breed was perfected to excel at this purpose. Their small size, intelligence, and high prey drive made them skilled, but, nowadays, they’re more … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Affenpug is typically satisfied with a brief daily walk, half an hour or slightly more sufficing. This makes them a great companion for pet parents who aren’t interested in long hikes. However, that doesn’t mean exercise should be entirely discounted. If walks are routinely missed, the Affenpug will grow bored and possibly destructive. … Lire la suite

[ad_1] While the Affenshire is known to be playful and curious, they’re easily satisfied with a brief daily walk. This makes them a great potential companion for pet parents who struggle to get out and about. With that in consideration, the Affenshire would still love to be glued to your side. This breed could be … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Affen Spaniel is fairly new on the crossbreed scene, but both of the breed’s parents are well-known and loved. The Cocker Spaniel has a rich history, originating as a hunting dog and landing in the American Kennel Club’s first ten breeds to become AKC certified. Now, they are mostly beloved as family pets, … Lire la suite

[ad_1] The Affen Border Terrier shouldn’t be mistaken for a laid-back companion just because of their smaller size. This breed needs regular exercise, mental stimulation, and attention from their dog parents. While intelligence lends easy trainability to this breed, they are also known for being stubborn and needing consistent work in training and behavior-shaping. Without … Lire la suite