Miniboz

Miniboz History

The Miniboz is a toy version of the Bolognese. The Miniature Italian Greyhound is also referred to as “Mini”. The mini is a smaller, less expensive version of the standard Iggie. The Igie is famous for its graceful gait and aristocratic bearing. The dogs share many traits with the greyhound, including their slender build, long, muscular body, and arched neck. The dogs are closely related to the Bolognese, another small, short-haired Italian dog. The mini has a smooth coat that is black, blue, fawn, or red in color, and the window for colors is wider than that for the standard Iggie. The Iggie is the official lapdog of the Italian Senate.

Miniboz Physical Characteristics

The Miniboz is a small, medium-length coated, non-sporting breed of cat that was developed in the United Kingdom. It has a round head, large, oval shaped eyes, short erect ears, and a long tail. The males weigh between 6 and 8 pounds and the females are usually slightly larger.

Miniboz Health

Description of breed health.

Miniboz Temperament and Behaviour

The Miniature Bo is an energetic, playful, and sociable breed of dog. They get along well with everyone, including children and other small household pets. They are cheerful, and are often excited to greet new people. They are very intelligent, loving, and eager to learn. They can often be found following their owners around the house.

Miniboz Activity Requirements

The Miniboz is a designer cross between a Miniature Poodle and a Miniature Pincher, resulting in a highly intelligent and sociable dog. Both parent breeds are very active, so their hybrid offspring definitely enjoys the chance to be outside. While Miniboz dogs are small, they still require regular exercise. They are best suited to a home with an active owner. A daily walk or outdoor play session will keep your Miniboz healthy and give him the physical and mental stimulation he needs to thrive.

Kennel Club Recognition