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Section 1: The Character and Physical Traits of the Dutch Lion Dog

1. The Dutch Lion Dog is a handsome breed with a wellproportioned figure. Not only does it possess an attractive physique, but its coat color is also quite captivating. It stands alert with dense fur, a plumetailed tail curled over its back, and small, pointed ears.

2. The dog's entire body is covered with thick fur, resembling the mane of a lion, especially in males. The hindquarters and the fur above the hocks are particularly dense, creating the socalled "trousers." The head, ears, and lower legs are covered with short, thick hair.

3. The Dutch Lion Dog has a balanced body with strong muscles.

Section 2: Character Traits of the Dutch Lion Dog

The Dutch Lion Dog is an outgoing breed that is friendly and approachable. It has a good memory, is observant, and makes an excellent guard dog. Despite its large size, it doesn't take up much space, as its ancestors on Dutch ships were accustomed to shrinking their bodies into a rounded shape to avoid taking up more limited space. This breed is loyal to its owners and often brings joy to them.

Section 3: Key Points for Raising a Dutch Lion Dog

Step 1: Before bathing, always comb the fur to prevent tangles. When combing, hold the root of the hair with one hand and comb with the other to reduce the dog's discomfort.

Step 2: Place the Dutch Lion Dog in a large, comfortable bathtub and adjust the water temperature to slightly higher than what is used for humans to ensure the dog is thoroughly soaked.

Step 3: After wetting the dog, start applying the shampoo. Unlike humans, when bathing a Dutch Lion Dog, it's best to start from the upper part of the body to avoid shampoo getting into the eyes.

Section 4: How Much Does a Dutch Lion Dog Puppy Cost?

The price of a Dutch Lion Dog puppy ranges from approximately 1,000 to 30,000 yuan, with significant differences in price depending on the specific breed.

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