The Wonderful World of Toy Breed Dogs

Small toy dogs teach us more about the mystery and magic of
canines than the larger dog breeds. Sharing your life with a toy
dog can be one of the most enjoyable and intimate experiences
you will have with a pet. These little guys will follow you from
room to room. In fact, they can be quite nosey. The little guys
just love to know exactly what you are doing at all times. He
will hop on your lap suddenly while you are reading or watching
T.V. You will just routinely start to take him with you on all
your errands. Just be sure you have chosen the right type of dog
carrier for all your expeditions with these little guys, or
better yet, with the choices we have today in dog carriers and
dog accessories you will want to have a different dog carrier
for each type of journey.

There is a pocket-sized toy breed dog for every kind of dog
lover, teeny tiny Terriers, Poodles and Yorkies, Japanese Chin,
Pomeranian, Miniature Pinschers, teacup and imperial size Shih
Tzu, and Chihuahuas. The little guys look so sweet and adorable
dressed up in the latest of dog fashions and accessories.

The little guys can do almost anything their larger canine
cousins can do, but they do it in less space. Humans don’t have
to be top athletes to keep up with them. The little guys have a
spirit that is every bit as big as the dogs 10 times his size.
He just comes in a much handier package to haul around.

The little guys fit into our lives in a way big dogs just can’t.
As we live closely with each other, we breathe the same air; we
experience the same places and hear each other’s heartbeats.
This connection with your little guy may be the most profound
bond you’ll have with any animal in a lifetime. Registration for
larger dogs has decreased while registration for the little guys
continues to increase.

Although it can be very rewarding to share you life with these
little guys it can also be quite frustrating. There are always
negatives to everything in life we encounter. The toy breeds
seem to be notoriously harder to housetrain. If they decide not
to come to you when you call for them, well then that is just
the way it is. You have a pocket-sized rocket racing between
your feet that you can’t catch no matter how hard you try.

There is hope, however, and with all that said, you can still
live peaceably with the little guys. It just takes a little more
patience and time with all things you want him to learn.

And after all is said and done with the little guys, when you
dress up your little guy or gal in the latest from the dog
fashion world for your Sunday afternoon stroll in the park, you
will still be glad you gave your heart and home to that cute,
adorable little bundle of fur.