This video is about Papillon Pros And Cons, the good and the bad.
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Papillon Overview:
The Papillon is a toy dog breed named after the word "butterfly" in French due to the breed's large upright ears resembling the wings of a butterfly. The breed is considered a companion breed, but papillons don't necessarily make the best lap dogs.
Like many other toy dog breeds, papillons think they're much bigger dogs than they really are. The breed is alert and makes a good watchdog and can also rid your home of small vermin. Papillons can be described as a happy intelligent dog breed which is friendly to guests and children.
Here are some Papillon pros and cons:
PROS:
Easily carried.
Beautiful dogs.
Elegant attitude.
Extremely trainable.
Extremely energetic.
Low grooming needs.
Loves to make new friends.
Relatively few health issues.
CONS:
Not hypoallergenic.
Typically very vocal.
Requires constant attention.
Can easily become anxious.
Separation anxiety is common.
Extremely fine bone structure makes them fragile.
very serious health concerns in very small Papillons.
Growing popularity means disreputable dog breeders.
Not good in homes with babies, toddlers, and very young kids.
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