Other Names
Chien de Franche-Comte, Chien Blanc du Roi, Chien de Lunéville
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Origin
France, 1600s
The Porcelaine is believed to be descended from Montaimboeuf breed which is now extinct, The English Harriers and possibly Swiss Laughunds. They are extremely rare and are found mostly in France, Switzerland and Italy |
Use
Companion, Trailing |
Life Expectancy
This breed can live as long as 12-13 years of age |
Weight & Height
55-62 Pounds & 21-23 Inches at the shoulders |
Known Health Problems
None Known |
Physical Description
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Temperament
Good with dogs and children. The Porcelaine is a fine hunter and companion. It is vocal and independent-minded |
Training
Fairly easy to train with the right knowledge of how to train a dog. clicker and reward training are useful. |
Living Conditions
Apartment living is not recommended. They need at least a fenced yard |
Grooming
Little Grooming Needed. Use a soft brush once a day to help remove lose hairs. |
Exercise
High Activity Level. This dog needs daily exercise to keep it happy |
Coat Texture
Short, Smooth ,Shiny Coat |
Coat Colors
2 Colors
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White |
White & Orange |
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Puppies
Average of 6-8 pups per litter. |
Recognition
Fédération Cynologique Internationale
National Kennel Club
American Pet Registry |
