Among small dogs, in addition to the Teddy dog, there is a very similar dog that is also very popular with families, the Havanese. It is a strong, calm, short-legged puppy with an untidy coat. The feathery tail is curled over the back. He is an affectionate, happy puppy with a lively, brisk gait. They are natural companions, attached to their owners, and especially friendly to children.

The Havanese is a two-coated breed, with an equally soft undercoat and topcoat. The hair is very long and thick, and looks very natural. Coat types range from straight to curly, with wavy coats being ideal. Curly hair is allowed to be tied up. The coat of an adult dog is about 6 to 8 inches long. A coat that is too long or too thick is not ideal either. Of course, except for puppies, short coat is a fault. It is okay to braid the hair on the head separately above the eyes, but you cannot separate the hair on the back from the middle and comb it to both sides. The hair on the head is not allowed to be trimmed, and any form of trimming or trimming of the coat is not allowed, except for the hair on the soles of the feet, which can be trimmed to avoid becoming "boat feet" or "slipper feet". Trimming of the coat other than the soles of the feet is a disqualification.

This kind of dog is smart and friendly, elegant and sensitive, and even a little shy. They are natural companions, attached to their owners, and especially friendly to children. Likes to get along with children and other animals. The puppy has a lively personality and was once a pet of a wealthy family. He often does some tricks to attract people's attention. It is wary of strangers and requires strict but gentle training.