Comments on: What toy breed dog would be good to get for a beginner dog owner who is afraid of dogs and their bark? http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/ Pro and Professional for your involvement Sat, 24 Apr 2010 19:43:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Lauren Childs http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Lauren Childs Fri, 11 Jul 2008 15:27:08 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-228 Probably a pug. Every other toy I can think of barks a lot and have a tendency to be aggressive and extremely protective. Dont get a shelter dog, either.... only because you get frightened and certain characteristics dont come out until you have had them for a while. But, REALLY... you should get a basset hound. Non agressive, medium-sized, calm, and VERY VERY loving. Thats what I have Probably a pug. Every other toy I can think of barks a lot and have a tendency to be aggressive and extremely protective. Dont get a shelter dog, either…. only because you get frightened and certain characteristics dont come out until you have had them for a while. But, REALLY… you should get a basset hound. Non agressive, medium-sized, calm, and VERY VERY loving. Thats what I have

]]> By: Nathanael Woodford http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-227 Nathanael Woodford Wed, 09 Jul 2008 18:15:14 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-227 I have a pug, she's 10 months old. Got her at 6 weeks old, and she is truly a wonderful companion. The most loving, playful, sweet dog, ever. I've always had dogs, I have 2 large breeds also. She (Tina) is big in her mind, not fearful or anything and totally devoted to me. I take her everywhere with me. She has a small bark, really small, it's cute to hear. If I would have known how loveable pugs were, I would only have them. And clowny, makes me laugh, she does silly things, never had a problem with potty training. But when young, you do need to take care of them just like a baby, get up atleast twice a night and take em out, they out grow that by about 3 to 4 months old. Good luck, give em a try. I have a pug, she’s 10 months old. Got her at 6 weeks old, and she is truly a wonderful companion. The most loving, playful, sweet dog, ever. I’ve always had dogs, I have 2 large breeds also. She (Tina) is big in her mind, not fearful or anything and totally devoted to me. I take her everywhere with me. She has a small bark, really small, it’s cute to hear. If I would have known how loveable pugs were, I would only have them. And clowny, makes me laugh, she does silly things, never had a problem with potty training. But when young, you do need to take care of them just like a baby, get up atleast twice a night and take em out, they out grow that by about 3 to 4 months old. Good luck, give em a try.

]]> By: Savion 10 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-226 Savion 10 Tue, 08 Jul 2008 22:44:37 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-226 you should get a small dog mixed with a toy poodle so that their fur won't make you itch! I recommend a cock-a-poo they are darling! (cocker spaniel/ poodle) .... haha, they starred out cock because they saw it as a bad word. Oops! or a shih tzu/ yorkie (I have one, she's darling, and she'll be about 10-15 lbs and she doesn't shed!) you should get a small dog mixed with a toy poodle so that their fur won’t make you itch!

I recommend a cock-a-poo they are darling! (cocker spaniel/ poodle) …. haha, they starred out cock because they saw it as a bad word. Oops!

or a shih tzu/ yorkie (I have one, she’s darling, and she’ll be about 10-15 lbs and she doesn’t shed!)

]]> By: Ryland Quinn http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-225 Ryland Quinn Sun, 06 Jul 2008 02:46:34 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-225 Try a peke-a-poo or anything mixed with poodles.. most poodles like to bark alot but mix breeds are good for people with allergies and they dont tend to bark as much as the poodle Try a peke-a-poo or anything mixed with poodles.. most poodles like to bark alot but mix breeds are good for people with allergies and they dont tend to bark as much as the poodle

]]> By: Sheila Stringer http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Sheila Stringer Thu, 03 Jul 2008 08:44:11 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-224 i have a daschund hound, min pin and a american staffinshire. my min pin girls is just bad. dachshund hound, there really really hard to house train. the american staffinshire is all around a good dog, but there huge!! i have a daschund hound, min pin and a american staffinshire. my min pin girls is just bad. dachshund hound, there really really hard to house train. the american staffinshire is all around a good dog, but there huge!!

]]> By: Cristopher Stephens http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-223 Cristopher Stephens Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:18:42 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-223 The Japanese Chin are a very small toy breed that does not bark much at all.Many chin owners wonder if they will ever hear their dog bark. The Cavalier is a good choice also but a little larger although still a toy.Both breeds are toy spaniels. Spaniels bark much less than most other types of dogs in general. Another toy breed that barks very little is the Italian Greyhound. They are taller but still a toy breed. Poms, Min Pins, TFT, Chi, these breeds do bark a bit. The Japanese Chin are a very small toy breed that does not bark much at all.Many chin owners wonder if they will ever hear their dog bark. The Cavalier is a good choice also but a little larger although still a toy.Both breeds are toy spaniels. Spaniels bark much less than most other types of dogs in general. Another toy breed that barks very little is the Italian Greyhound. They are taller but still a toy breed.

Poms, Min Pins, TFT, Chi, these breeds do bark a bit.

]]> By: Joy84 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-222 Joy84 Sun, 29 Jun 2008 06:46:12 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-222 A golden retriever is the best choice. They are very very gentle. A golden retriever is the best choice. They are very very gentle.

]]> By: Marques Doughty http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-221 Marques Doughty Thu, 26 Jun 2008 23:13:10 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-221 DO NOT get a teacup dog if you do not have dog experience. They are very, very finicky. They have to have a lot of special attention. My advice is to get a already owned and trained dog. About 3 yrs. old so you don't have to house train it and it is already calm and not jumpy and hyper, that may scare you. Hope I helped!! DO NOT get a teacup dog if you do not have dog experience. They are very, very finicky. They have to have a lot of special attention. My advice is to get a already owned and trained dog. About 3 yrs. old so you don’t have to house train it and it is already calm and not jumpy and hyper, that may scare you. Hope I helped!!

]]> By: Veronica Atkinson http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-220 Veronica Atkinson Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:33:26 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-220 I am a dog groomer. I find if you want a dog that doesn't bark alot your best bet would be something like a yorkie, small one, but for your allergies, a bischon doesn't shed. Some of the best would be the Schnauzers too. I have had this breed for 30 years. They will bark however but are very much one to attatch itself to its owner. Pugs have alot of problems for those with allergies. They tend to have eye problems too. Good luck with your choice and hope I helped. I am a dog groomer. I find if you want a dog that doesn’t bark alot your best bet would be something like a yorkie, small one, but for your allergies, a bischon doesn’t shed. Some of the best would be the Schnauzers too. I have had this breed for 30 years. They will bark however but are very much one to attatch itself to its owner. Pugs have alot of problems for those with allergies. They tend to have eye problems too. Good luck with your choice and hope I helped.

]]> By: Felicity Wyatt http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/comment-page-1/#comment-219 Felicity Wyatt Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:27:49 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/what-toy-breed-dog-would-be-good-to-get-for-a-beginner-dog-owner-who-is-afraid-of-dogs-and-their-bark/#comment-219 i have 3 maltese and they are non shedding lap dogs, get one that is 8 weeks or younger because they will be easier to train also get the collar that goes around the chest when you walk your dog so it will not choke and obey you more very good dog to have and you can cut their hair short unless you want to spend time grooming them, mine go outside most times to potty but also use puppy pads at walmart 12 dollars for 50 of them and they train easy to puppy pads i have 3 maltese and they are non shedding lap dogs, get one that is 8 weeks or younger because they will be easier to train also get the collar that goes around the chest when you walk your dog so it will not choke and obey you more very good dog to have and you can cut their hair short unless you want to spend time grooming them, mine go outside most times to potty but also use puppy pads at walmart 12 dollars for 50 of them and they train easy to puppy pads

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