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This beautiful, silky dog is native to Cuba and was once nicknamed Havana Silk Dog or Spanish Silk Dog. They come from the Bichon family, known for their beauty and charm. They have a lovely soft double coat, making them just perfect to have by your side and pet all day! They love affection and thrive to be loved, making great companions for older couples and children. Although they love attention, they don’t mind having a play friend either. This small breed is only 7 to 13 lbs and lives between 12 to 15 years old.
Temperament
Companionable, gentle, affectionate
Breed Fast Facts
7 - 13 lbs
Small
Moderate
Low
Very
12 to 15 years
The Peace Garden State is home to just that: the 2,339-acre International Peace Garden. This impressive public park lay along the Canada–United States border near Dunseith, North Dakota, where it is open to visitors of both nationalities without passports…and that goes for their dogs, too! In fact, there’s a lot in North Dakota to suit the culturally inclined dog and its owner, including the Fargo Air Museum, the Prairie Village Museum in Rugby, and the Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot. Visitors and their dogs will have no problem finding hotel accommodation, vacation rentals and campgrounds.
A North Dakota dog was cast as Arno the Wonder Dog in the 1927 movie, "The Bandit Chaser."
London was a Tamaskan dog and a North Dakota citizen who could count, spell, and understand more than 5,000 words!
The Labrador is North Dakota’s favourite dog breed.