| Insignia Elites |
| My aunt has two yorkies and she doesn't even walk them. Just the backyard. She argues that one escapes to much from the harness |
Partly Cloudy with Afternoon Drizzle| Insignia Elites |
| My aunt has two yorkies and she doesn't even walk them. Just the backyard. She argues that one escapes to much from the harness |
| TopGun Elites |
| the main reason i like the bigger dogs (ie rottie, mal, dobies, gsd etc) is because ive been followed home and ive been harassed by the male species when i walk my big cutie fluffy aussies. but when i was pet sitting my friends mal and gsd, the male species would turn and walk the opposite direction. whats funny is that my standard aussie is more aggressive and mean than my friends gsd+mal. |
| Silver Melody Acres |
| I've met some incredibly sweet Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes, but it's all about the owners lol |
| Stormsong Manor |
| They're not bad dogs, they just tend to have bad owners who baby them and don't realize they're actually dogs |
| Minerva |
| Im a little dog convert surprisingly. Always used to say the bigger the better, and I will always have a very soft spot for rotties, but a (well trained!!!) small dog is so much more convenient and they really can be lovely. Paddy's about 8 kilos- I can stand in the pub with a drink in my hand and have him sitting on my other arm to keep out of the way. Norm's not big by any means but he has to sit between my feet |
| Snow Stable |
| @rain I'm more interested in the Swiss White Shepherds. More laid back and sweet. More of a therapy type dog then sheep protection. lol |
| TopGun Elites |
| chiwawas are my LEAST favorite. i wil never ever EVER own a chichi. or any brachycephalic dog |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| yeah +1 on that Min, I have mals and have plenty of exposure to aggressive/reactive types, but I have zero desire to make my life harder by working with more of them lmao |
| Rain Plains |
| White Shepards are great. We have two in the neighborhood that are the sweetest things and so well trained |
| Snow Stable |
| @mav lol They can do damage if they really wanted to, but most won't. Now, little dogs are another story... |
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| Insignia Elites |
| My aunt has two yorkies and she doesn't even walk them. Just the backyard. She argues that one escapes to much from the harness |
| TopGun Elites |
| the main reason i like the bigger dogs (ie rottie, mal, dobies, gsd etc) is because ive been followed home and ive been harassed by the male species when i walk my big cutie fluffy aussies. but when i was pet sitting my friends mal and gsd, the male species would turn and walk the opposite direction. whats funny is that my standard aussie is more aggressive and mean than my friends gsd+mal. |
| Silver Melody Acres |
| I've met some incredibly sweet Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes, but it's all about the owners lol |
| Stormsong Manor |
| They're not bad dogs, they just tend to have bad owners who baby them and don't realize they're actually dogs |
| Minerva |
| Im a little dog convert surprisingly. Always used to say the bigger the better, and I will always have a very soft spot for rotties, but a (well trained!!!) small dog is so much more convenient and they really can be lovely. Paddy's about 8 kilos- I can stand in the pub with a drink in my hand and have him sitting on my other arm to keep out of the way. Norm's not big by any means but he has to sit between my feet |
| Snow Stable |
| @rain I'm more interested in the Swiss White Shepherds. More laid back and sweet. More of a therapy type dog then sheep protection. lol |
| TopGun Elites |
| chiwawas are my LEAST favorite. i wil never ever EVER own a chichi. or any brachycephalic dog |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| yeah +1 on that Min, I have mals and have plenty of exposure to aggressive/reactive types, but I have zero desire to make my life harder by working with more of them lmao |
| Rain Plains |
| White Shepards are great. We have two in the neighborhood that are the sweetest things and so well trained |
| Snow Stable |
| @mav lol They can do damage if they really wanted to, but most won't. Now, little dogs are another story... |
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