Your Havanese Outdoors?

The Havanese breed is an average sized dog fromobject, foreign toys, etc.). Also, I believe that it is
the family of toy breeds. The commonalities of toyimportant to specify boundaries for your dog; a
breeds is for them to be considered "lap dogs". Asfenced in playground is probably the best option here.
far as I'm concerned, the Havanese does fall underOther than that, being outside with your Hav is great
the category of "lap dog", however, they are also anfun. They love to play with you or other dogs, all
inconspicuously active and agile dog.they need is a little attention.
The Havanese, as most would assume, is primarily anIt is not a well known fact that Havanese are some
indoor pet. On the other hand, Havanese do thrive inof the quickest dogs you will come by. These dogs
the sun (they do love to be outside). Weatherare agile, and are very fast. One attribute they do
independent, the Havanese enjoy having outdoorlack is endurance. Your Hav will not be able to run full
time. In fact, it is rather important that your puppyspeed for very long. Make sure you provide plenty of
gets a little free time outdoors to run around andwater for your Hav and be aware of the
burn some energy every now and again. We'll call it atemperature. I would not recommend leaving your
stress reliever for the Havs. Whether you want toHavanese in the sun for extended periods of time.
strap a sweater on your Havanese and take it outOur Havanese tend to hide under our deck in the
into the snow, or you want to let it run free in theshade as they get too hot. Pay attention to your
summer sun, it is always a good time to take yourHav and be aware of its response to the weather.
dog out.To conclude, I would like to ask all you Hav owners
There are a few important factors that come intoto regularly take your Havanese outdoors. Dress
play when taking your dog out for such fun,your Havanese for the occasion, go out, and have a
however. I always make sure the yard is free ofgreat time! It is great fun!
anything that could possibly injure the pup (sharp