Lagotto Romagnolo is an Italian breed of dog also known as Italian Water Dogs and Romagna Water Dogs. Today, with many of the marshlands of the breed’s homeland drained, these dogs have found a new purpose in truffle hunting. Humans can easily train them to use their super noses for scent work.

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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about Lagotto Romagnolo that you might not know.

A Quick Overview:
Group: Sporting Dogs
Weight: 24 to 35 pounds
Height: 14 to 19 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 14 to 17 years

Lagotto Romagnolos were originally bred as hunting companions, and they haven't lost their ability to retrieve, even if it means jumping joyfully into bodies of water to do so. Many Lagotto Romagnolos naturally take to the water, and even if you don't plan to hunt, they'll still enjoy chasing down a toy in a good game of fetch.

With their high energy levels and active spirits, they'll certainly appreciate the physical and mental stimulation. It is important that Lagotto Romagnolos get proper exercise or, like many dogs, they may get bored and create their own fun by digging and chewing things they shouldn't. They have sharp senses, especially when it comes to using their noses to sniff things out. That is why they are bred as truffle hunting dogs today. They are easily trained for nose work, though they can also perform well in other tasks such as agility and obedience training.

When it comes to being a family pet, the Lagotto Romagnolo is an affectionate and laid-back dog, so long as exercise is provided in the form of at least one good, long walk per day, and preferably a game of fetch. So long as those needs are met, Lagotto Romagnolos are generally content, even when living in an apartment setting. Most of the maintenance required for a Lagotto Romagnolo will come from taking care of their coat, which needs plenty of grooming. They are loving dogs that are dedicated to their families, even children and other pets, though they do tend to bark at strangers who enter their territory.

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👉 Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:46 1. Their origin and history
1:47 2. Their appearance
2:25 3. Their coat
2:57 4. They have a great sense of smell
3:32 5. They make wonderful family pets
4:23 6. Their protective ability
4:50 7. Their exercise needs
5:34 8. They are easy to train
6:08 9. Their grooming needs
7:01 10. Their Health
8:05 Outro

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