The Papimo is intelligent but difficult to house train. This breed excels at agility and is highly energetic. The Papimo is strong willed, but generally bonds to a single owner and will respond well to that person.
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Adopted her from a kill shelter in LA. Labeled a "stray." She was three months. She seems to be a Papimo. She's 14 lbs @ 4 yrs. I get asked her Pedigree all the time but don't know.
Age :
1 yr
Name:
Kinsey
Color:
white & tan
Description:
Kinsey is a delight, having quite the personality.
Age :
5
Name:
Shadow
Color:
White and Brown
Description:
Very smart and extremely loyal.
Age :
18 mos
Name:
Houdie
Color:
White/brown
Description:
Cutest dog ever!
Age :
6 months
Name:
MoMo
Color:
tri colored
Description:
friendly, intelligent, spunky
Age :
2 and 1
Name:
Apollo and Alma
Color:
white , tan, an whirte, brown
Description:
Apollo is a calm og unless you play with him! MAN WHAT ENERGY! Then Alma is just har to handle and hard to train. She is really bull headed but loves her mommy!
Age :
2
Name:
Aydin
Color:
tri color
Description:
I was adopted from a shelther in nyc last June 2009...and live with my feline brother Takoda, and "mom" on the upper eastside. I am a real happy guy, but brooms,vacumes and big dogs...exception of Conchita, are not my favorite things. LOVE the park off lease and chasing Takoda...
