Lowchen Dogs for adoption in Walsall, West Midlands

1 Lowchen Dogs for adoption in Walsall, West Midlands

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🐾 Meet BEAR — He is READY FOR A FRESH START 🧸

Lowchen

3 yearsAge

1Sex

£800Price

📛 **Name:** BEAR 📅 **DOB:** 22 September 2022 🐶 **Breed:** Lowchen‑type / Small Companion Mix 📏 **Size:** Small ✂️ **Neutering:** *Not neutered yet* – adopter must complete this 📍 **Rescue:** Friends inDeed – FULL LIFETIME BACKUP 🌟 MEET BEAR BEAR is a gentle, sweet little lad with a soft heart and an even softer coat. His previous family surrendered him for ‘person

Rescue/CharityID verified

Nottingham, Nottingham (42.7mi)

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FAQs

Do Lowchens bark a lot?

Lowchens do bark, often in specific situations such as when they are excited, worried, bored, lonely, or seeking attention. They may also bark at strangers or unfamiliar noises due to their history as alert dogs. Without early training, they can become excessively vocal, so it’s important to teach them appropriate quiet behaviour from a young age.

Are Lowchens yappy dogs?

Lowchens are considered alert and vocal, which can sometimes be perceived as yappy, especially if their barking is not managed through proper training. Early socialisation and consistent training can help reduce excessive barking.

What health problems do Lowchens have?

Generally, Lowchens are healthy dogs but can be prone to patella luxation (a knee joint issue), which is often mild but occasionally requires treatment. Rarely, they may develop Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) and like many dogs, older Lowchens may experience age-related health concerns.

Do Lowchens shed?

Lowchens are considered a non-shedding breed with low dander, making them suitable for people with some allergies. Their hair does not shed like double-coated breeds but requires regular grooming, including brushing a few times a week and bathing every two to three weeks.