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AKC MEET THE BREEDS®: Papillon - American Kennel Club - akc.org

Information on AKC Papillon Puppies AKC MEET THE BREEDS®: Papillon. The Papillon is a small (2) Ears of the drop type, known as the Phalene, are similar to the

Cornsilks Papillons and Phalenes

We breed only papillons and strive to maintain and improve the health, Info: Papillon breeder, Ontario Canada Papillon puppies, phalene puppies occasionally

Crisanda Papillons & Affenpinschersâ„¢

Crisanda Papillon & Phalene puppies, Crisanda Papillon & Phalène I have shown and titled numerous breeds of dogs in both breed and obedience

Papillon Dog DNA Breed Testing - Canine DNA Testing - Dog-DNA.com

Papillon Also known as Continental Toy Spaniel, Epagneul Nain Continental, Phalène, Butterfly Dog, Squirrel Dog, Pap. General Temperament The Papillon may appear

Is papillon a famous dog breed - The Q&A wiki

The drop-eared variety of the breed came to be called the Phalène (which means "night moth"). are both Toy dogs- though no more related than any other breed of dog.

Phalene Evaluation - Welcome to the Papillon Club of America

However vague the breed beginnings might be, one fact is certain. The drop eared Phalène was the first variety of the Butterfly dog. The Butterfly dog is also known as

Papillon History and Health - Pet Health Health Information

History and Health of the Papillon Dog Breed: The original Papillon was developed in the Great, the Dwarf Spaniel had long, folded ears and was also known as the Phalene

Papillon - Tale Of The Dog - A Home For Your Dog

Dog Breeds "To err is human, to forgive, canine." Author Unknown The AKC considers the Phalène and the Papillon the same breed. Countries whose breed clubs follow

TopDog.ie - Top For Dogs - Phalene Club of Ireland 2nd Breed

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Papillon - Dog Breeds - Dog.com

History: Country/Date of Origin: Belgium/1500s Ladies of the French and Italian courts fancied the little spaniels which were originally drop eared (see Phalene).