What small dog breed should I get?

Question

I Love dogs and I want a small dog. What small dog should I get?

Answer 1

it really depends on u what type of dog are you looking for a short hairy dog,hairless, one that breeds well, or one that is rare to find it all depends on u and ur taste

Answer 2

Small dogs are great to have they alot easier to take care of then big dogs. Most breeds of small dogs are very different but it depends how you raise them.
if you looking for inteligence a poodle or poodle mix
chihuahua's are very smal and robust with lots of energy
their is so many different breeds so try the dog breed finger at Purina.com

Answer 3

I have a small Silkie Terrier and she is the best dog in the world. She doesn't shed. She's a very good guard dog for when she hears things outside and she is a very loyal dog. She goes with me everywhere.

Answer 4

A Shel-tie, (this looks like a small Collie) - it is not too small, just right. And my daughter and family has one. It has no odor and does have long hair. - Not too much shedding - you can stand that when you consider it's good nature and smarts. This is their 2nd one and both have been responsible around small babies. They have the herding trait. Theirs actually sleeps in the hallway where all of their bedrooms are located in front of it - so to protect. They'd bark @ an intruder - not sure they'd bite anything larger than a mouse.

Answer 5

I think that you should get a light brown terrier i've always liked those. Get a terrier cause even they're little they like to play a lot so i thought they were good for a small dog who likes to play.

Answer 6

A dachshund! They are nice, small, friendly dogs. I have a short hair miniature dachshund. Both types are small, the mini is just a little smaller than a regular dachshund.
Here's some info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dachshunds

Aren't these pictures cute??
http://www.puppydogweb.com/kennels/images/dachshund_spooner.jpg
http://www.ueyshomeraisedpuppies.com/pics/Trina.jpg

Good Luck!!!! :)

Answer 7

I love terriers - and there's many different kinds you can get that fit the small catergory. However, most are classified as working dogs, and are very energetic and intelligent, so you do have to have someplace for them to run around in and things for them to do.

Answer 8

Mini Dachshund

Answer 9

I suggest getting a Chihuahua...But they are not too good around children unless both the dog and baby are young at start of the relationship.

Answer 10

Definitely a Teacup Pomeranian!!! They are too cute! Mine is the most adorable little thing. She's 8'' in length and 5'' in height and weighs only 3 lbs. Tooo Cute!!!