Males are usually slightly bigger and heavier than females. Females may appear more delicate in build but not by a huge difference.

Males tend to be more affectionate and needy. Females are often more independent, yet both are very loving and loyal.

Females often show more focus and calmness. Males may have a more playful, bouncy energy that lasts longer through adulthood.

Females can be easier to train due to their maturity. Males may need a bit more patience but are just as intelligent.

Both need regular grooming. Males might have thicker coats, which can make grooming a little more work compared to females.

Male Havanese may mark territory more often, especially if not neutered. Females are usually cleaner in this aspect.

Males enjoy cuddling and being close. Females can be a little more selective but still crave attention and love.

Both have similar health concerns. Females may live slightly longer, but regular vet care keeps either sex healthy and happy.