/r/papillon
All about the Butterflyεїз dog
This community is for the discussion and sharing of information/photos of the best little breed of dogs known to man. One of the oldest known breeds who were kept by French royalty - The Papillon.
All about the Butterflyεїз dog
This community is for the discussion and sharing of information/photos of the best little breed of dogs known to man. One of the oldest known breeds who were kept by French royalty - The Papillon.
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My 3.5year old pap female has had 2 urinary tract infections this year. Last one was 4 months ago she did the entire amount of antibiotics. Now she has another one. Just curious if any of you have had this problem?? Thank you!!!
Hat didn’t stay on too long
I have two girls- 11 months old. Petite girls. Any great ideas for interactive dog toys for inside and OUTDOORS?
Like I’d love to Play fetch with one of those throwers but the balls are too big for Their mouth. They can only use balls about 1-1.5 inch max. Thank you!
Looking for trusted recommendations like the one pictured. Thank you!
Oh and bow before me peasants. Chloe got her crown off quickly ;)
She’s not the most photogenic baby… but clearly the cutest 🥹
Chess's favorite treat is peanut butter-dipped frozen carrot matchsticks. I only use them to lure him into his crate😅
What is the favorite treat for your Papillons?
We love seeing all the decorations on our walks! Happy Halloween, r/papillon!
We’ve got a mastiff in the house but Zip thinks he’s the better watchman.. less false alarms, that’s for sure 🤣😆
Hi! So im thinking of getting a papillon because this breed checks all my boxes. On the training side of things id like to focus on it solely from my family (my family has two kids and my parents) Ive watched a lot of courses and learned about the breed so i feel very excited about the training in general. Im just a bit worried that its going to be too much to handle.
The only experience i have with training is when my family blindly decided to get a thai ridgeback and i ended up being the only person to train him (which i didnt succeed in very well and we had to give him back to the breeder because he developed serious anxiety. I was also pretty young at the time and didnt know anything about dog training)
I know that papillons are very different from ridgebacks and also probably a lot easier to handle.
Yoshi looking dapper in his new jacket as we wait on the train on this cool, rainy morning
We have 2 female 11 month old paps. We got them at 2 months and they weighed 1.7 and 2.1 lbs. They grew and grew gaining weight each month and we thought they’d never stop. They pretty much didn’t 8 months, weighing now 5.3 and 6.5 lbs respectively. They are filling out a bit but not getting bigger. Is this normal?
My friend has their brother who weighs 6.5 and she feels like he will get between 8-9 as he finishes maturing. Do boys keep growing past their female age counterparts?
TIA