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What kind of dog should I get2007-11-25 2:53:24

See akc pics and list of toys breeds below.

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OK, get a Papillion, or maybe a maltese because they never grow more than 8 pounds, and they're both super affectionate and easy to train. The papillion barely sheds, and the maltese never sheds at all. If you train them correctly, neither are "yippy" Good Luck!!

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i wold say a a toy poodle.i have one and it is the best dog i ever had.they are sweet and proctective

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i would say a shih tzu, they are very mellow dogs and if you keep a puppy cut you can get a 10lb er into a smally my little sammie has his own closet, he likes to shop and cb paws, trixie and peanut, and fifi and romeo. he looks so cute in his juicy couture carrier, and most people are shocked when they finally realize i have a dog in a store he is so quiet. and best of all they shed very little with very little dander and are cute with their pushed in faces. and they are more sturdy of small dogs. they have an average life span of 12 years that is really good.

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I've had two shih tzus. they are so adorable. Malteses are great because they are very smart. Miniture poodles are extremely smart and they do not shed.

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Bichon Frises can get pretty big. When I lived in an Apt I had a Shih Tzu. He was a really good dog and pretty small. He was very easy to potty train and small enough to fit in my purse. Just remember you get what you pay for. Never buy a puppy that a breeder wont guarantee. Always take it to the vet within 24 hrs after buying it to have a well puppy exam, even if it doesn't need any shots ant that time. The vet will look over it to check for any defects in the puppy. Yorkies are good dogs too, but because they are terriers they can be a little more difficult to potty train and in my experience they can be a little more high strung. I have never owned one but I have heard Papillions are good dogs too. You might want to check out the AKC website they have a lot of great of information about all breeds. www.akc.org

I hope this has helped.

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