Bolonka Zwetna Breed description: Character & Co

What are typical characteristics of Bolonka Zwetna?

A Bolonka Zwetna is very attached to its owner and fixates on the people that care for it. If you want to buy a Bolonka Zwetna, it would be ideal if you could take them to work with you. It does not like to stay home alone. This should hardly be a problem, as the lovable Bolonka Zwetna is sure to take the hearts of your colleagues by storm. They don't need much space and will adapt to your way of life easily: They'll be as comfortable in a city apartment as in the countryside, as long as they can be with you. Since it neither tends to yap nor is aggressive, it is the perfect companion for all situations. Even if you already have other pets like a cat, the Bolonka Zwetna will integrate well. A typical feature of the breed is also the tail, which the animal carries over its back.

What are typical diseases of the Bolonka Zwetna?

Even if your Bolonka Zwetna begs you with their cute little eyes, you shouldn't give them too many treats. The small and light dog does not need much food. Every kilogram too much has a negative effect. In the past, the following genetic diseases have been observed in the breed:

• Hip joint dysplasia
• Progressive retina atrophy
• Patella Luxation
• cataracts.

In addition, the Bolonka Zwetna has a tendency to develop tartar: it is therefore worth checking their small teeth regularly and cleaning them gently if necessary.

What should you consider in regards to Bolonka Zwetna breeding?

Bolonka Zwetna puppies from a reputable breeder are free of hereditary diseases and will be handed over to their new owners in a healthy state. Because of the tendency of developing eye diseases, you should take a close look at the parent animals during your first visit to the breeder.