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Coton de Tulear

Clown in Cotton—The Royal Companion Who Thinks Netflix Is a Live Audience

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Coton de Tulear

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The Coton de Tulear is basically a living plush toy with a flair for comedy and an obsession with your every move. With a coat that feels like freshly laundered clouds and a personality that says “please applaud,” this breed excels at being charmingly ridiculous. They’re the kind of dog who will stare into your soul just to convince you to share your snack—and they usually win. Equal parts lap-warmer, court jester, and best friend, the Coton loves being included in everything from errands to emotional breakdowns. They don’t just want to follow you—they want to narrate your life like a reality show. Small in size but big in personality, they’re born entertainers who believe every living room is a stage and every audience should adore them.

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The Coton de Tulear is a cheerful, affectionate, and people-oriented dog. They thrive on companionship and form deep bonds with their humans. Their energy level is moderate—they enjoy playful spurts but are just as happy curled up beside you. With their intelligence and eagerness to please, they’re easy to train and responsive to gentle, consistent methods. They don’t shed much, but their cottony coat needs regular grooming to avoid tangles. While not typically yappy, they’ll alert you when something’s up. Cotons adapt well to various living situations, from city apartments to larger homes, but they dislike being left alone for long periods.

A fluffy white Coton de Tulear sits on a velvet ottoman in a stylish living room. The dog wears a pastel bow tie and oversized glasses, surrounded by plush toys and sunlight streaming in, capturing its quirky, intelligent, and lovable essence.

If you haven't already check out our awesome blog series about success and messy failures of trying to train a dog, And the lessons learnt along the way in The Bark Side Chronicles.

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