Sprollie

Sprollie History

The Sprollie is a toy-sized, longhaired breed of cat originating in the Netherlands. The name “Sprollie” is derived from “sprookjes”, which is the Dutch word for “tails”. The Sprollie is a miniaturized version of the Dutch Munchkin (also called Korat), with an even shorter body, a flatter face, and longer, fluffier hair. The coat of the sprollie is thick and plush, with extremely long hair, which makes the cat look larger than it actually is. The coat is longer than a Munchkin’s, which is what makes it feel warmer to the touch. The sprollie is playful and affectionate, as well as highly inquisitive. The sprollie is also intelligent, curious, and mischievous, and quite capable of amusing itself. The sprollie is lively and very vocal, and is very fond of attention. The sprollie is reserved with strangers, but will warm up to them in time.

Sprollie Physical Characteristics

The Sprollie is a small-sized, short-legged breed of dog that is typically between 15 and 20 inches tall at the withers and between 35 and 45 pounds in weight. They have an evenly proportioned, sturdy build with a short, flat head, triangular ears, and a thick, slightly wrinkled skin that is light brown in color. They have large, round eyes that are quite dark. They have short hair that is either white, cream, or apricot colored. Their tails are long, thin, and curled over the back. They are loyal, affectionate, and devoted companions.

Sprollie Health

Description of breed health.

Sprollie Temperament and Behaviour

The Scottish Terrier, better known as the Scottie, is an energetic, yet playful and fun-loving breed of small terrier. They are smart, courageous, and loyal to their owners, and are always willing to play. They get along well with children, and make great companions for owners of all ages. They are generally well-behaved and quiet, and do well in apartment or house settings. However, they can be stubborn and mischievous.

Sprollie Activity Requirements

The Sprollie is a small breed of dog that originated in Belgium. Like other small breeds, the Sprollie is loyal and intelligent, and enjoys spending time with their humans. The Sprollie is not very active and can do well in an apartment or small home. They do, however, enjoy going for daily walks and playing with their toys. If you are looking for a low-energy dog, the Sprollie may be right for you. They do require regular periods of activity, but they do not require a great deal of space or time. If you lead an active lifestyle and are looking for a companion, the Sprollie might be the right dog for you.

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