A
few words
about the
lovely Pekingese
Pekingese
are known
to be energetic,
although
they don't
require much
exercise.
They are
Sweet, Gentle
Lovable,Confident
,Polite,
good with
other pets,
Quiet, Small,
Hardy & clean.
Training
Pekingese
are very
easy to train.
Scolding
and punishing
often back
fire with
pekingese.
They can
be easily
housebroken.
They are
well behaved.
They are
sometimes
called "lion
dogs" because
they really
don't show
fear. They
do not bark
constantly.
How
much will
your new
puppy grow?
A
grown pekingese
can be 6-14
pounds, with the
average being 10-12lbs.
(6 and under
are considered
sleeve dogs)
Color(s):
All colors and patterns
are reputable, the
most common are
black and beige.
(others include
white, white parti,
cream, red,
fawn sable,
etc.) Their
coats ,if
allowed to grow,
can be very long
and abundant.
They have
very short
faces, large
expressive
eyes, and
their coats
are thick.
Possible
Negatives:
They are often
strong-willed and
can display
some snorting,
snuffling, wheezing,
and even
loud snoring
may come
with your
dog.
Their
luxiourious coats
require regular
brushing and combing.
Heavy shedding
& Excess gas.
History
The
Pekingese
gets his
name from
the ancient
city of Peking,
now called
Beijing. The Pekingese
or 'Peke' are imperial
dog. They appeared
as far back as
2000 B.C. The Pekingese
were worshipped
in the temples
of China for centuries
and often
the Emperor
would choose
four Pekes for
his bodyguards.
They would accompany
the Emperor to
special occasions,
carrying his royal
robe in their mouths.
The smaller Pekes
would reside in
the emperor's sleeve.
Theft of a Peke,
or injury to one
of them was a crime
punishable by death.
In 1898 the first
Pekingese came
to America. In
1906 they were
intered into the
A.K.C. They have
done well, often
being in the top
25 of registered
breeds.
M&M
Pekingese
of Oklahoma
Offering
Healthy,
Home Raised
Pekingese
Puppies For
Sale to Approved
Families.
Safe, affordable, World wide
Shipping
Contact
Info:
Melinda
Earlsboro,
Oklahoma
Ph:
(405) 997-3391
Email
: dogsatme@mbo.net
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