Bolognese for sale in the Netherlands

The Bolognese is a small calm Italian companion with a white flocked coat. It bonds strongly with people and needs daily grooming, dental care and gradual solitude training.

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Characteristics

Origin: Italy
Height: Female 25–28 cm, male 27–30 cm
Weight: Approximately 2.5–5 kg
Life expectancy: 12–15 years
Coat: Long white open flocks without tight curls. Comb to the skin several times weekly
Energy: Moderate: daily walks, play and short training sessions
Character: Affectionate, stable, cheerful, calm and sociable
Suitable for: Involved homes offering company and thorough coat and dental care

Company without dependence

Bolognese are strongly people-oriented and often adaptable, making gradual solitude training especially important. Reward independent settling and avoid constant carrying. Short positive lessons, daily walks and nose games keep the small dog physically and mentally active. Children must interact respectfully with the dog on the floor.

Coat, eyes and teeth

Comb the white coat in layers to the skin several times weekly, especially behind ears and around armpits and groin. A practical trim may support welfare. Keep hair clear of eyes, brush teeth daily and monitor nails and weight. Jumping from high furniture strains small knees. Use safe steps without withholding normal movement.

Health and choosing a breeder

Dutch clubs require patella examination. One also mandates ECVO eyes while the other advises it. Request both original results and discuss heart disease, Legg-Calvé-Perthes, teeth and family longevity. Reject extremely small “teacup” marketing. Meet a parent and choose free movement, open behaviour and a normal muzzle over miniature size or show coat.