One of the few true Italian breeds, the Bolognese was known as a favorite companion during the Renaissance. Bologna is a city in Italy which is known for its continuous art. Bolognese have been around since 1200 AD and most likely descended from Bichon breed brought in from southern Italy. Nevertheless, dedicated breeders promote this ancient and admired dog and therefore they are a very well preserved rare breed.
Don't let the Bolognese's size or fragile appearance mislead you. A Bolognese is a tough, sturdy little dog with no frills or special needs. Their coat is what makes them distinct from many other small breeds. The cottony, white coat requires regular brushing to keep it free of tangles. Bolognese are healthy, quiet dogs that make superb companions. They have acute hearing and eyesight and take notice of anything new or unusual and notify their owners. So, while not barkers, they can be true watchdogs.
The Bolognese breed is known for their small intuitiveness and companionship. These small hardy dogs, are keenly intelligent, friendly, alert, affectionate, and are a totally dedicated family member. Their joyous, buoyant personality makes them a delightful pet, and they are the ideal choice for families with small children. The Bolognese is known as "The little dog with a big personality!"
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