About the Pekingese Dog Breed

Welcome to Royal Pekingese Puppies. The breed is passionately caring toward it’s owner(s) and toward children; however, it has a very low tolerance for child’s play. Your Pekingese very well might snap at young kids who either play rough with it, pull it’s hair or tail and/or try to swipe it’s toys, food or other belongings. That said, this dog makes a great, devoted companion because of the very strong, loving bond it feels with it’s caretaker and owner.

The Pekingese is independent and a bit possessive of it’s owner so it can be stubborn and reserved with strangers. It also has a special love and affection for cat’s but can hold a slight aggression toward dogs if not socialized from a young age. When socialized from a young age, the Pekingese is loving toward all house pets. The breed prefers the indoors – unlike sporting dogs – which makes it a top choice for apartment dwellers, though consistent walks or backyard play will help it burn off natural energy.