Mary Allen
#10 His health is robust.
Reputable breeders still have their breeding dogs checked for eye diseases and knee problems (patella). A genetic test for an eye disease (CMR2) or a nerve disease (BNAt test) can also be useful. However, the main problem for the health of the Coton de Tuléars are the many dubious providers (breeders, puppy mills) of puppies on the internet.
#11 What is the best food for a Coton de Tuléar?
The Coton de Tuléar is very frugal and has no special dietary requirements.
