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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are very few Havanese and I cannot imagine any for foster so you can try them out.  Just don't if you are concerned.  I did multiple allergy tests as my parents said I was allergic to dogs and all clear.  I have no issues with our Havanese.  They don't shed.  We bathe weekly or more often if dirty to help keep things cleaner.

So that you know, Havanese are very high maintenance.  [b]Ours is a very picky eater[/b], wants to be with someone at all times, hates being home alone and freaks out after a few hours, wants to go everywhere with us.  It's the sweetest thing ever, but its life changing.

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OMG! Our Havi has been gone 2 years now and we still talk how freaking picky he was about his food! [/quote]

Mine is only not picky when it comes off my plate (not anyone elses, even if we are all eating the same thing).  She'll only eat kibble if we starve her.  Otherwise I have to make custom food - some I batch cook and freeze in ice cube trays and other stuff I make fresh.  And, I have to cook it - she will rarely eat it if anyone else cooks it.  And, everything has to have cheese on top.[/quote]
That blows my mind. I have a different breed and he’ll wolf down anything. We can’t leave any food out on the counters. He’ll also eat items that smell like food (muffin wrappers, the wax from a Babybel cheese). He has chewed through Tupperware to get to what’s inside. Feeding your dog is way more work, but my dog has needed multiple vet visits for “dietary indiscretion,” so it’s not fun at either end of the spectrum.[/quote]

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