What kind of dog is a Coton de Tulear?

What kind of dog is a Coton de Tulear?

The Coton de Tulear is a small and sturdy small white dog. A naturally long and cotton-like coat often characterizes this breed. The head is short and triangular when seen from above. The length of the body is in balance with the length of the body.

What’s the life span of a Coton de Tulear?

The Coton de Tulear has much less disorders than many other breeds due to little inbreeding, the Coton is a fairly rare breed and was recognized by the AKC in the early 1970s.The fact that they are rarer breeds means the Coton de Tulear has faced very little inbreeding, the source of many canine health disorders. Average life span 16 to 20 years.

How often should you bathe a Coton de Tulear?

The dogs are very trainable with praise, instead of punishment. Cotons are great with kids and love to play. The Coton has a coat which requires brushing and combing almost everyday, and a bath about once a month. Cotons, like Poodles, do not “shed”, meaning they don’t drop hair on furniture, carpeting etc.

What kind of dog is a Coton dog?

There is no doubt that with parent breeds like the Coton and the Maltese, the Cotonese is bound to be a total sweetheart. While he can be energetic and playful at times, this breed is really great at being a constant silent companion who is perfectly happy to lay at your feet while you work.

When do you start to groom a Coton de Tulear dog?

Coton de Tulear grooming and coat care is a daily requirement. It is easy when these dogs are puppies, but the puppy coat starts to be replaced with the adult hair around 7-8 months. It will require a lot of daily grooming to prevent the mats that occur at this stage.

What does the name Coton de Tulear mean?

The breed’s name is descriptive of the way the coat should feel: cottony. The Coton De Tulear’s coat is notoriously prone to mats and tangles. Failure to groom the coat constantly will result in a dog who is unhappy, unhealthy and messy looking. You don’t need a grooming style as if your Coton is to be in a dog show, but it certainly helps.

Are there any Coton de Tulear dogs with genetic issues?

The Coton de Tulear has remained fairly free of genetic health issues. That is not to say that they do not exist, but that any incidences are of an extremely low percentage.

What kind of shampoo do I use for my Coton de Tulear?

Because they need more bathing than most dogs, it is essential that you get the best shampoo for your Coton de Tulear. A good one is the No.16 White Coat Evening Primrose Oil Dog Shampoo made by Isle of Dogs.

We Cotons are normally a very sociable dog. We are very intelligent and learn quickly but we can be stubborn. Being stubborn isn’t all bad. It can be a good trait IF owners take time to do the proper training. Another endearing trait about Cotons are we often like to jump up and walk on our back legs.

How old is Ernie the Coton from furbabyrescue?

All the Cotons are males, ranging from 2-4 years old. Ernie is a playful and busy little boy. He loves toys and chews and delights in shredding any paper and joyfully tossing it in the air. Ernie is an explorer. He loves to find new places to get into. He is good at following the other dogs in and out.

Is it bad for a Coton to be stubborn?

Being stubborn isn’t all bad. It can be a good trait IF owners take time to do the proper training. Another endearing trait about Cotons are we often like to jump up and walk on our back legs. The best part of that is listening to the humans laugh at us. Remember, we like to please so whatever it takes.

Can a Coton be a furbaby rescue dog?

Several pictures of us have been sent to Coton Rescue which have rescued our breed for many years and they have confirmed we are Cotons. We are now slowly getting ready to find forever homes. Furbaby Rescue is VERY CLEAR about this – do not apply unless you have another well socialized dog in your home.

Coton de Tulear dogs are known for their kind and playful personalities, along with their beautiful, fluffy long white coats. These little dogs originate from Madagascar and are related to the Bichon Frise, the Maltese and the Havanese.

Which is better a male or female Coton de Tulear?

Female Coton de Tulear are usually more dominant and independent than the males. As it goes for any dog, exposure to many people, places and scenarios will help these dog become social and friendly in all situations. They will be good with children as long as the children respect them too.

How often should a Coton de Tulear dog be groomed?

Additional grooming will be needed at around 15 months of age since their adult coat will be growing in. Like all other canines, Coton de Tulear dogs will also need their teeth and nails taken care of regularly. Teeth should be brushed two or three times each week, although daily is best.

When is the next litter of Coton de Tulear?

All our current and future puppies are adopted until the next litter expected in the Fall. There are currently 3 pups are available for adoption in Fall litter. Coton De Tulear adoptions and sales rehoming and rescue. This website uses marketing and tracking technologies.

How old is a Coton de Tulear dog?

Several hundred years old, many experts believe that the Coton de Tulear shares ancestry with the Maltese, Bichon Frise, and Havanese. It’s important to feed your Coton de Tulear small, dry kibble from the start. Check the bag to see that the food includes high quality ingredients.

What’s the good and bad about Coton de Tulear?

Coton de Tulear: What’s Good About ‘Em, What’s Bad About ‘Em Coton de Tulear temperament, personality, training, behavior, pros and cons, advice, and information, by Michele Welton, Dog Trainer, Behavioral Consultant, Author of 15 Dog Books

Who is the parent club for the Coton de Tulear?

Formed in 1993, the United States of America Coton de Tulear Club is the official AKC Parent Club for the Coton. AKC Marketplace is the only site to exclusively list 100% AKC puppies from AKC-Registered litters and the breeders who have cared for and raised these puppies are required to follow rules and regulations established by the AKC.

How often should I brush my Coton de Tulear puppy?

The Coton doesn’t shed much, but will need to be brushed three or four times a week. This will help cut down on matting. Your Coton de Tulear puppy will be absolutely adorable. But that’s no reason why you should let him always have his way.

The Coton de Tulear is a hardy, sturdy yet small dog. Although bred as a companion, it once survived on its own. Their hallmarks are a bright personality and profuse, white, cottony coat. The approximately 4 inch coat has the texture of soft cotton. It is dense and abundant and stands off the body.

When does a Coton de Tulear stop shedding?

Coton de Tulear shedding is extremely minimal for most of the dog’s life, with the exception being when an adolescent Coton changes from a puppy to an adult coat at 9-12 months of age. Drooling is not an issue at all.

When to brush and bathe a Coton de Tulear?

According to breeders and professional groomers, owners of young Cotons will need to brush and bathe their dogs often during this stage, because the coat change causes mats and tangles to form rather quickly. Once the adult coat has fully grown in, though, these dogs almost never shed.

Why does my Coton de Tulear keep drooling?

If your Coton is drooling excessively, it may be a sign of a medical issue, in which case a veterinarian’s care is needed. As an active, lively little breed, Coton de Tulear diet and nutrition are vital in keeping these dogs cheerful and healthy.

We Cotons are normally a very sociable dog. We are very intelligent and learn quickly but we can be stubborn. Being stubborn isn’t all bad. It can be a good trait IF owners take time to do the proper training. Another endearing trait about Cotons are we often like to jump up and walk on our back legs.

All the Cotons are males, ranging from 2-4 years old. Ernie is a playful and busy little boy. He loves toys and chews and delights in shredding any paper and joyfully tossing it in the air. Ernie is an explorer. He loves to find new places to get into. He is good at following the other dogs in and out.

Several pictures of us have been sent to Coton Rescue which have rescued our breed for many years and they have confirmed we are Cotons. We are now slowly getting ready to find forever homes. Furbaby Rescue is VERY CLEAR about this – do not apply unless you have another well socialized dog in your home.

Being stubborn isn’t all bad. It can be a good trait IF owners take time to do the proper training. Another endearing trait about Cotons are we often like to jump up and walk on our back legs. The best part of that is listening to the humans laugh at us. Remember, we like to please so whatever it takes.