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Lifespan of the Norwegian Buhad The Norwegian Buhad is a kind of shepherd dog that loves to work. It is one of the more popular family dogs in the local area. They are very important to family members. They are very friendly, but this dog is prone to irritability, so it is best for parents to train them to develop good living habits. So how long is the lifespan of the Norwegian Buhad?
English name: NORWEGIAN BUHUND Breed: Fluffy dog Characteristics: Generally suitable for children, suitable for city life, suitable for hot weather, easy to train, and an excellent guard dog Use changes: Origin Period: ancient times; original use: shepherd dog, guarding farm; current use: shepherd dog, companion dog, guarding farm Place of origin: In Norwegian, "bu" means shed, which is clearly stated the original purpose of the species. This kind of dog is naturally active and has excellent herding skills. In Britain, its numbers continued to increase, and it was introduced to Australia for use as a shepherd dog. It is relatively heat-tolerant but prone to hereditary eye and hip diseases. It is also an excellent companion dog, especially for children. It is not easy to bite unless provoked, and it is a good guard dog and easy to obey discipline. Shape and weight: Height: 41cm~46cm Weight: 24kg~26kg Lifespan: 12-15 years Coat color: Golden long hair , red long hair, black long hair Physical characteristics: dark brown eyes, black eyelids, compact, thick, short and concise snout, short and rough outer coat with dense down. The towering tail is similar to the Icelandic Sheepdog Comments on pros and cons: Brave and independent, friendly to adults and children. But it also has a strong sense of protection and can be used as a guard dog Market reference price: usually more than 10,000 yuan |
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