Bolosilk

Bolosilk History

The Bolo Silk is a fairly new type of toy dog that is primarily a cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Silky Terrier. The Yorkie-Poo is a cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Standard or Miniature Poodle. However, the hyphen in the term “Yorkie-Poo” has occasionally been omitted, resulting in the common alternative name “Yapoo”.

Bolosilk Physical Characteristics

The Bolo is a Molosser-type breed, meaning it is a large, muscular, strong, and athletic dog. The body is long and leggy, with a relatively narrow skull. The eyes have a low-set, almond-shaped appearance. The ears are erect, thin, and triangular, being set high on the sides of the head. The tail is carried high, and reaches to the hocks. The coat of a Bolo is thick, heavy, and harsh.

Bolosilk Health

Description of breed health.

Bolosilk Temperament and Behaviour

The Bolosilk is a sweet, gentle, and gentle companion. They enjoy being around people and are very loyal to their owners. They can be very playful and curious, but can be very independent. They are generally quiet, but may bark (occasionally) to alert people or other animals of an intruder.

Bolosilk Activity Requirements

The Bolosilk is a little-known, rare breed of dog that hails from Thailand. They are sometimes referred to as Thai Silk Dogs. Little is known about this small, shorthaired, and brindle-colored dog. What we do know is that they are unusual looking and adorable! With a short, fluffy coat and a compact, muscular build, the Bolosilk has a very different appearance than other breeds. They are alert and playful, enjoying a good game of tug or chase. While they don’t require a ton of exercise, they do like to keep busy. If you are considering a Bolosilk, be sure you take their unique appearance into consideration. They are not the typical lapdogand may not do well in homes with small children.

Kennel Club Recognition