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The Mi-Ki is a rare, small toy breed developed in the 1980s as a gentle, intelligent companion. Weighing only 4–10 pounds, they are known for their calm, cat-like nature, long silky coats, and "winged" ears, making them ideal, affectionate lap dogs for apartment living. They are generally healthy, low-shedding, and highly trainable. Wisdom Panel +2Key Characteristics and TraitsAppearance: They are fine-boned, standing 18–23 cm at the shoulder, with long, silky, straight to slightly wavy hair. They come in all colors and patterns, including solid and parti-color.Coat Varieties: They have two coat types: long-haired (with a beard and mustache) and smooth-faced (shorter hair on the face).Ears: Their ears can be either erect or dropped, and they have the unique ability to "wing" or move them when excited, which are well-fringed.Temperament: Mi-Kis are sweet-natured, friendly, and quiet, often described as having cat-like characteristics, such as grooming themselves and sunbathing.Size: They are very small, typically weighing between 4 and 10 pounds. Wisdom Panel +4History and OriginsOrigins: The breed was developed in the United States in the 1980s, with contributors including the Maltese, Papillon, Japanese Chin, Shih Tzu, Pomeranian, and Yorkshire Terrier.Purpose: They were purposefully bred to be the ultimate companion dog, designed to be portable and affectionate.Status: While rare, the American Mi-Ki Club acts as a registry to maintain breed standards. Care and HealthGrooming: Their hair needs to be brushed to prevent tangles, but they have minimal odor.Exercise: They are low-to-moderate energy, needing only short, daily walks.Health: Generally healthy, though they can be prone to issues like hypothyroidism and eye problems.Environment: They are excellent for apartment or urban living. Embark Dog DNA Test +2What Makes Them DifferentVersatility: They are highly trainable and often used as therapy dogs."Winged" Ears: Their ability to move their feathered ears is a defining, charming trait.Social Behavior: Unlike some, they are known to be friendly to strangers and good with other pets.
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