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What small breed should i get2007-11-25 2:53:10

I am getting a puppy as my graduation gift from my grandparents. I have a 2 year old female German Shepherd Dog. She is very well behaved and is ceritfied in thearpy. I would like to have a small breed about 15lbs or less. Price really isn't an issue, I was told to pick what I wanted. Problem is I don't really know what I want. I have worked with most breeds but there are just too many to choose from. A mix breed wouldn't be a bad answer, I just would like to know what breeds are in it. Any suggestions?

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I suggest a dog a little bigger than 15 lbs living with a German shepherd.Try a beagle mix(Not with Pug)or a Shepherd mix. Look in the shelters please. Avoid the so called "Breeders of Designer Dogs".

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well I love Jack Russell Terriers, I have one myself

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well my preferance is a pom or a chi

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Go to the pound and choose a dog that is right for you not to mention saving a life. You can choose from MANY breeds with great dispositions that are also socialized and friendly with dogs. You could also look into theses breeds:

Corgi

Dachsund

JRT

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I don't know about u but i love pomeranians, the problem is my sister's allergic. My family is now looking for a shih zhu or a yorkie. They're so playful. Hope this helps.

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my dachshund has been the best dog i have ever had. they are sweet and loyal.

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i would go with a westie they are great dogs i have one my self. They would be great with a german shepard very playful.

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Yorkies, Maltese, Toy poodle. If you want a dog that requires little grooming choose a Boston Terrier they weigh between 15 to 18 lbs. Go to akc.org they have a great online library so you can research each breed.

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The Italian Greyhound is the smallest of the sight hounds, typically weighing about 7 to 11 lbs or so. Standing about 13 to 15 in tall at the shoulder or whithers. Though they are in the "toy" group by their weight, they physically occupy more space because of their skinny bodies, so owners must be careful when sizing clothing or accommodations.