You TOTALLY blew past a GREAT, funny, goofy, opinionated, smart, loving, entertaining pup!
The pompom, aka the Pomeranian. I’ve had two separately now we have two litter sisters and they love to cuddle, share popcorn, cucumbers, blueberries and more. They are Poppy and Pixl. Pixl even gives us a little howl when we get in the door! I have a recording of it. Too bad I can’t share it! They are the BEST stress relieving, wiggle butts around!!🤣🩷🤣
Love those small ones. What about bigger dogs thinking that.they’re lap dogs? Our blue nose pitbulls ( 10yrs n 5 yrs old) still squeeze, warm up to and cuddle into our laps!!! And with smiles to top itoff!! And if you’re not careful, get sonthered with gobs of kisses.!! Wish i could post pics of them. Pohaku (10) and KeKona (5) both trained mobility assistance service canines plus Humane Sociery HI’s theraputic canines for them in HI.
You are absolutely right about Shih Tzus. My girl won the heart of my husband’s who did not care for dogs. He actually has said “no fair..you had her for a couple of hours. She is easy going and loves people. She is smart and takes her treat to wherever we are and continues to eat. When we ask for a kiss becareful, as she might lick the skin right off of you. Since I do not show her, I keep her hair short because she overheats easily. But I keep her beard and mustache to keep that cute look that they have. Only problem and a warning…one falls in love with this breed and if they cannot take their Tzu on vacation, they stay home because it is a vacation everyday with this breed. I’ve had two Tzus. My first one died due to Congestive Heart Failure. I was devastated. This breed has one thing in common. They love being with you. It is in them
I’ve had three small dogs throughout my marriage:
A miniature Schnauzer, Misti, was my 1st baby (about 15lbs). I had her before any of my children were born but, as much as she adored me, she adored my children.
Our (handicapped) miniature Dachshund (about 15-17lbs) Otis, melted all of our hearts… he was as loyal as loyal could be, and loving, loved to be held and yet could outrun anyone.
Finally, our littlest one at 6 to 7 lbs, Lilly, our Havapoo… smart, loyal, loving… will sleep on the couch with me all day when I’m sick but also, loves her walks and playing, both inside and out. If kids are outside, it’s hard to walk her because all of the neighborhood children adore her and want to pet her… and of course, she loves it, too, rolling on her back so they can rub her belly… and she’s just as social with the neighborhood adults, as well. She loves our family, although only my husband and I still live in our home. And she does have her favorites… I went away for three days for the first time in a few years and my husband said that she was a mess (until I was again home). She can do about a dozen tricks, knows her outside yard limits (unfenced small condo yards), behaves as if she understand everything we say and almost never leaves my side, even following me to lay next to the shower, etc. And she is so darned loving and polite. She has been the best behaved and most loving small dog we’ve had. And she doesn’t shed!
You TOTALLY blew past a GREAT, funny, goofy, opinionated, smart, loving, entertaining pup!
The pompom, aka the Pomeranian. I’ve had two separately now we have two litter sisters and they love to cuddle, share popcorn, cucumbers, blueberries and more. They are Poppy and Pixl. Pixl even gives us a little howl when we get in the door! I have a recording of it. Too bad I can’t share it! They are the BEST stress relieving, wiggle butts around!!🤣🩷🤣
I have 2 two year old Boxers, they are sisters. They make wonderful lap dogs.
My #1 is my mini dachshund 💖
You forgot the pug as they were bred to be companion dogs and they seem to know when you are upset
Havanese should be on this list too
Love those small ones. What about bigger dogs thinking that.they’re lap dogs? Our blue nose pitbulls ( 10yrs n 5 yrs old) still squeeze, warm up to and cuddle into our laps!!! And with smiles to top itoff!! And if you’re not careful, get sonthered with gobs of kisses.!! Wish i could post pics of them. Pohaku (10) and KeKona (5) both trained mobility assistance service canines plus Humane Sociery HI’s theraputic canines for them in HI.
You are absolutely right about Shih Tzus. My girl won the heart of my husband’s who did not care for dogs. He actually has said “no fair..you had her for a couple of hours. She is easy going and loves people. She is smart and takes her treat to wherever we are and continues to eat. When we ask for a kiss becareful, as she might lick the skin right off of you. Since I do not show her, I keep her hair short because she overheats easily. But I keep her beard and mustache to keep that cute look that they have. Only problem and a warning…one falls in love with this breed and if they cannot take their Tzu on vacation, they stay home because it is a vacation everyday with this breed. I’ve had two Tzus. My first one died due to Congestive Heart Failure. I was devastated. This breed has one thing in common. They love being with you. It is in them
I’ve had three small dogs throughout my marriage:
A miniature Schnauzer, Misti, was my 1st baby (about 15lbs). I had her before any of my children were born but, as much as she adored me, she adored my children.
Our (handicapped) miniature Dachshund (about 15-17lbs) Otis, melted all of our hearts… he was as loyal as loyal could be, and loving, loved to be held and yet could outrun anyone.
Finally, our littlest one at 6 to 7 lbs, Lilly, our Havapoo… smart, loyal, loving… will sleep on the couch with me all day when I’m sick but also, loves her walks and playing, both inside and out. If kids are outside, it’s hard to walk her because all of the neighborhood children adore her and want to pet her… and of course, she loves it, too, rolling on her back so they can rub her belly… and she’s just as social with the neighborhood adults, as well. She loves our family, although only my husband and I still live in our home. And she does have her favorites… I went away for three days for the first time in a few years and my husband said that she was a mess (until I was again home). She can do about a dozen tricks, knows her outside yard limits (unfenced small condo yards), behaves as if she understand everything we say and almost never leaves my side, even following me to lay next to the shower, etc. And she is so darned loving and polite. She has been the best behaved and most loving small dog we’ve had. And she doesn’t shed!