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Barbet

Barbets are mid size dog breed, it is smart, fun-loving, and affectionate and can be the perfect addition to any family.

Average sizes and life expectancy of the breed

 Size:

varies

 Weight:

15-25 kg

 Age:

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 Type:

mixed

 Group:

sporting

Characteristics of the Barbet

Kid Friendly
Territorialism
Trainability
Intelligence
Pet Friendly
Tendency to bark
Energy Level
Affection Level
coat

Coat

Their fur is considered waterproof, but it still needs care, preventing it from getting wet and/or developing knots. Curly (can be just wavy or really curly), dense and wooly, they still protect you from the very cold waters of rivers, making your work easier and valuing your health. The barbet needs to be brushed daily and its clipping should be carried out at least every three months. There is no specific cut for the breed, and there may be variations according to where they live and the function they perform. When they are companion dogs, they are usually kept with a uniform length of hair. Although black is the most common, fawn, gold, gray and cream-colored variations are also accepted by breeders.

Pet Profile

Taking Care of a Barbet

In addition to taking care of their fur and ears, the barbet does not require very special attention, which differs from other dogs. Daily brushing and ear inspections are essential, as are appointments at least twice a year with a veterinarian, up-to-date vaccinations and good nutrition.

Health
Health
Curiosities
Curiosities
Intelligence
Intelligence
Temperament
Temperament
Lifetime
Lifetime

History of Barbets

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