Havanese are smart dogs that can easily learn advanced tricks. In fact, they’re known to invent their own tricks and even games, which they then “train” their owners to play with them.

Havanese puppies are also known as “ velcro dogs ” due to their extremely affectionate nature. They form strong bonds with their owners and are known to follow them everywhere around the house.

The tiny Havanese is a bichon-type dog renowned for being a gentle soul and they were bred specifically to bond with humans. As the national dog of Cuba, they’ve been taken to many hearts and ...

The Havanese temperament has led to its use as a therapy and assistance dog. Other jobs given to the Havanese include detecting mold or termites and working as a coveted show dog.

If his home doesn’t have other dogs, playing fetch will make a good substitute. He’s about 90% accurate on his house training, but should go to a home with a yard to help with that.

Josephine is a 4-year-old AKC registered Havanese. She loves people, other dogs, and her favorite toy, Lambchop.

DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Animal Shelter has a new play yard for pups in their care to gallivant outside thanks to Hugo, a Havanese dog adopted from the Denver Animal Shelter. Hugo’s owner ...

Are Havanese easy to train? You’re unlikely to have any problems training a Havanese dog. “Havanese are intelligent and eager to please, which makes training straightforward,” says Dr MacMillan.