I am pretty sure the dog I posted is from working/performance stock...But I am certainly no expert when it comes to pats. I am pretty sure she is an MQH dog. I personally would not buy a patterdale from anything BUT a working kennel.
Nice to see all those little guys working though thanks for sharing those pics, especially the teckel....gorgeous.
Papillions and Cavaliers. Would LOVE to have one of those.
I've met a couple really nice Chi's before and if I could get one from an awesome breeder, I might do that. Other than that...not really a small dog person AT ALL. I'm not a terrier person by any means and so that cuts out most of the other small dogs. I do like the stockiness of the Frenchies, they seem like good little solid dogs.
I've met a couple really nice Chi's before and if I could get one from an awesome breeder, I might do that. Other than that...not really a small dog person AT ALL. I'm not a terrier person by any means and so that cuts out most of the other small dogs. I do like the stockiness of the Frenchies, they seem like good little solid dogs.
1)Longhaired Dachshund
2)Papillion
3)Whippet (esp. longhaired!)
4)Pug (they're just so **** fun)
Also, I'd consider a shih tzu under some circumstances. The few well bred ones I've met at work have been simply adorable and sweet. There are also quite a few generic fluffy little dogs around here that I would rescue if it came up, if they had a good temperment
2)Papillion
3)Whippet (esp. longhaired!)
4)Pug (they're just so **** fun)
Also, I'd consider a shih tzu under some circumstances. The few well bred ones I've met at work have been simply adorable and sweet. There are also quite a few generic fluffy little dogs around here that I would rescue if it came up, if they had a good temperment
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Cairns are my favorite right now..Because I own 2. They are the BIGGEST small breed I have ever owned as far as drive. I call them my personal trainers. They have the willingness to do anything I want to do, ready to go at a moments notice and willing to keep the steam going as long as I can..At the end of the day..they are quiet little sweet cuddley lapdogs that I crave.
Well, I'm actually looking to do small dogs for a while.
The two I like the best are Cardigan Corgis and Shelties(but I've decided to go with the corgi). If I was to do a toy breed it would be either a smooth coat brussels griffon or a pap.
Cardigan Welsh Corgi:
finding a smooth coat is proving to be difficult... but here's the rough coat variety
papillon
and you already posted shelties
The two I like the best are Cardigan Corgis and Shelties(but I've decided to go with the corgi). If I was to do a toy breed it would be either a smooth coat brussels griffon or a pap.
Cardigan Welsh Corgi:
finding a smooth coat is proving to be difficult... but here's the rough coat variety
papillon
and you already posted shelties
Ohhhhh, don't get me started!!
Here she is a couple day ago on her birthday. I made her a liver and whipcream birthday cake with doggie biscuits on top. As you can see, she had to be held back for the picture so she wouldn't run up and eat the cake before we could blow the candles out and take the picture.
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Here she is a couple day ago on her birthday. I made her a liver and whipcream birthday cake with doggie biscuits on top. As you can see, she had to be held back for the picture so she wouldn't run up and eat the cake before we could blow the candles out and take the picture.
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