Q: What is the difference between this collection and the "in motion" puppy collection?
Only the posture — and therefore the style. The "in motion" puppies are captured in a dynamic and playful posture, legs spread or extended. These sitting puppies are calm, composed, with their gaze lifted — a softer and more versatile posture, suitable for both a tidy interior and a garden. The size is also slightly more compact (430 g vs 500 g) and the price more accessible.
Q: Are the four breeds identical in size?
Almost — the dimensions vary slightly according to the morphology of each breed: Labrador (15x12xH16cm), Cavalier King Charles (13x10xH16cm), Beagle (17x12xH16cm), Boxer (14x13xH17cm). All are in the same height range (~16-17 cm). Identical weight: 430 g.
Q: Why the Cavalier King Charles in this collection and not in the others?
The Cavalier is the quintessential companion breed — affectionate, gentle, sedentary. Its natural posture is precisely this: sitting, calm, looking up at its owner. It would have been inconsistent to represent it "in motion". It is the seated collection that suits it best, and that is why it only appears in this one.
Q: Can this figurine stay outside all year round?
Yes. The high-density polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. It withstands rain, snow, and frost without cracking or fading. No special precautions for winter.
Q: How to choose between the four breeds?
By affinity or knowledge of the recipient. A few pointers: the Labrador is the most universal — its gentle expression speaks to everyone. The Cavalier King Charles will appeal to lovers of elegant and companion breeds — its puppy version with its large silky ears is particularly endearing. The Beagle will please fans of small hunters with expressive looks. The Boxer will delight enthusiasts of breeds with a strong character — its square face in puppy form is irresistible.
Q: Can multiple breeds from the same collection be combined?
Absolutely — it's even recommended. Two or three puppies of different breeds sitting side by side create a warm scene of life, like an improvised litter. To be combined also with the moving collection to mix the postures.