Understanding & Judging The Löwchen
Learn how to judge the Löwchen breed, focusing on its silhouette, proportions, head and tail carriage, coat, and movement.
June 28, 2024
A companion dog whose name is German for “little lion,” the Löwchen has been a popular pet among Continental Europeans for more than 500 years. The portable, non-shedding Löwchen is said to be affectionate, lively, and brave as a lion.
Learn how to judge the Löwchen breed, focusing on its silhouette, proportions, head and tail carriage, coat, and movement.
Gini Denninger of Ashford LÖwchen shares her experience with LÖwchen breeding, genetics, and promoting purebred dogs.
Lisa Brown is the breeder behind Infinity Star Löwchen. Read about the kennel’s beginnings, puppies, and much more!
Interview with Alexia Rodriguez on Cane Corsos and Lowchen breeding, mentors, and the state of the dog fancy.
Judy Seibert is the breeder behind the Sage Hills Lowchen. Read about the kennel’s beginnings, champions, dogs, puppies, and more!
Interview with Non-Sporting Group Breeders Kat Roll & Rhonda Croxton – We are Sylvan Myst Löwchen, and we currently have nine permanent
Interview with Non-Sporting Group Breeder Alexia Rodriguez – My kennel name is Potrero Performance Dogs. I currently have around 15 permanent
The best way to ensure a long and happy relationship with a purebred dog is to purchase one from a responsible breeder. Not sure where to begin?
Contact the National Parent Club’s Breeder Referral Program, which is listed on the AKC Breeder Referral Contacts page.
