Dog breed

Mi-Ki

Origin: not documented in our sources

Also known as: Miki

The Mi-Ki is a small companion dog breed developed in the United States. A rare toy breed, it is single-coated and is bred in two varieties: a long coat with facial furnishings and a smooth face without them. The breed is generally dated to the 1980s and is credited to Wisconsin breeder Maureen van Wormer, also known as Mikki Mackin and Maureen Westberg.

Detailed information for this type is not available in our sources yet. We do not invent history, characteristics or care requirements.

Sources & references

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mi-Ki
http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q107210039

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