WESTON

Dog Breed Name: Weston, Westons, West Highland White Terrier & Coton De Tulear Hybrid dog breed.

Description: The Weston is a designer dog breed that comes from crossing the West Highland White Terrier & Coton De Tulear breeds together.

Temperament: The Weston makes a great house pet and generally get along well with other dogs as well as children. Smarter than the average dog breed. As with any designer breed you must take into consideration the parents personalities as well as the socialization of the puppy or dog in question.

Height, Weight: The height and weight of the Weston dog will depend on the size of the West Highland White Terrier & Coton De Tulear parents as well as the current size of the Weston puppy.

Health Problems: Designer or Hybrid dogs tend to have less health problems than many of the full blood breeds but again the parents genetics will play a big part in the health and longivity of the Weston dog. Of course the usual health problems related to the West Highland White Terrier & Coton De Tulear can show up in the Weston dog.

Living Condition: In general you can expect a Weston dog to do well in just about any size apartment or home. Love to play outside, so a fenced yard would be a bonus.

Exercise Required: Daily exercise is suggested. You should take your Weston for daily walks or runs. Fetch toys seem to be some of the favorite toys of the Weston breed.

Life Expectancy: 12-15 years on average

Litter Size: 3-4 puppies per litter on average

Grooming: The Weston dog tends to have a medium length coat which can be groomed as you wish. The puppy cut is an option or you can let it grow. Other hair cut options are available at your local groomer. Ask to see pictures of the different hair styles your dog groomer has available.

Origin: United States

Group: Designer or Hybrid dog breed

Recognized Registries: At last check the the registries below recognize the Weston as a designer breed and you can aquire puppy papers for your litter with them.

APRI = America's Pet Registry, Inc.CKC = Continental Kennel ClubACR = American Canine Registry