Small Breeds
Boston Terrier: The Boston Terrier is an American dog breed.
They are intelligent and friendly dogs.
Among the key qualities that make this breed of dog is the favorite of many people are their cheerful nature, and its small size, optimal for small spaces and apartments.
In addition, the Boston terrier dogs are very clean, either by instinct as by their hair short and its size make it very easy to maintain.
They live about 12 years.
The Chihuahua: The Chihuahua are prized for their devotion and personality.
His condition warning, intelligence and size make them adaptable to a variety of environments, including the city and small departments, and usually live fifteen years or more.
Although often considered to Chihuahua as weak and fragile, proper training and socialization can result in an excellent pet.
The Chihuahua are not good as pets for young children because of their size and physical fragility.
Either way, many Chihuahua focus their devotion in a person becoming too jealous of human relationships that person.
However, this can be mitigated through socialization.
The Chihuahua nature tend to have a clan, preferring the company of other Chihuahua on other dogs.
On the other hand, Chihuahua seem to have no concept of size, and may face other larger animals, resulting in damage and injuries.
The Pekingese: This dog is very unique in terms of their temperament.
First of all, independent, stubborn, very angry and given routines.
When we said that is independent, we mean that the breed is not a friend of the empty blandishments.
He does not like being overly touched and dealings with children are very complex.
Another key to this breed is that, if not usually from a very early age (puppy from 2 to 4 months), never let them make collars and chains, do not bear because they do not accept limited their movements or feel their freedom.
They warn that a full demonstration of affection them closer to their owners, are capable of having attacks of fury, where bite and growl.
Loves being the center of attention, asking to be integrated in all family activities, from a stroll down to meals and is very common among owners of these dogs, they do come to the table.
Pug: Good pet for home.
Its size and arrangement are ideal for life in an apartment or house.
It is very affectionate with his owner, really likes playing.
Some experts recommend it only for adults, while others believe that it is wonderful with children, not babies, the house since his playful nature.
The hair care is minimal.
It does not require much exercise, but always ready to go for a walk with his owner.
These dogs when they sleep snore, which may not be to their liking and perhaps yes.
Bichon Frise: The Bichon Frise is a family dog, able to adapt to any environment, but will need regular exercise with regular.
He likes the home life, quiet and calm.
It is appreciated by his obedience, good humor and joy.
His physical maturity begins at his first year, but until three years will continue to act like a child.
As a puppy does not present problems of character, has a good appetite and is easy to educate.
It is a race healthy, resistant to diseases and congenital smooth.
He doesn't need big outings, but do need regular exercise and regular games.
We must prevent it from eye injuries, teeth and hair coat.
His longevity is around 17 years.
Jack Russell Terrier: The Jack Russel Terrier is a very agile dog, although his small size has a lot of strength and endurance, alert, tenacious and independent, and is an excellent companion dog.
They can train for a large number of activities, especially when using their natural tendency to jump, flea pursuit of prey and dug deep in search of it.
Also been used successfully as actors, a fact that has earned them the win popular sympathy because they are dogs possess a charisma hard to match.
However, should not forget that are very active dogs and require open spaces where exercised, they need a training constant, consistent and patient allowing them to boost their intelligence.
They are not recommended for sedentary people, first-owners or very young children.
Yorkshire Terrier: The Yorkshire Terrier is a small and dainty looking animal, with beautiful, long hair The soft silky coat of this dog is complemented with a mass of silky hair, which frames the face beautifully.
Eager, energetic, and intelligent, this is a very enthusiastic breed and is both affectionate and loyal, although these dogs can sometimes be quite demanding.
The Yorkshire Terrier can be irritable and snappy when nervous or provoked, and although it is a small.
Does get on well with older children, but can be aggressive around other pets and strangers.
This breed is not usually well suited to younger children, who may be boisterous and pester the dog.
These dogs display plenty of unique character, and have lots of love and affection to give to their owners.
They are intelligent and friendly dogs.
Among the key qualities that make this breed of dog is the favorite of many people are their cheerful nature, and its small size, optimal for small spaces and apartments.
In addition, the Boston terrier dogs are very clean, either by instinct as by their hair short and its size make it very easy to maintain.
They live about 12 years.
The Chihuahua: The Chihuahua are prized for their devotion and personality.
His condition warning, intelligence and size make them adaptable to a variety of environments, including the city and small departments, and usually live fifteen years or more.
Although often considered to Chihuahua as weak and fragile, proper training and socialization can result in an excellent pet.
The Chihuahua are not good as pets for young children because of their size and physical fragility.
Either way, many Chihuahua focus their devotion in a person becoming too jealous of human relationships that person.
However, this can be mitigated through socialization.
The Chihuahua nature tend to have a clan, preferring the company of other Chihuahua on other dogs.
On the other hand, Chihuahua seem to have no concept of size, and may face other larger animals, resulting in damage and injuries.
The Pekingese: This dog is very unique in terms of their temperament.
First of all, independent, stubborn, very angry and given routines.
When we said that is independent, we mean that the breed is not a friend of the empty blandishments.
He does not like being overly touched and dealings with children are very complex.
Another key to this breed is that, if not usually from a very early age (puppy from 2 to 4 months), never let them make collars and chains, do not bear because they do not accept limited their movements or feel their freedom.
They warn that a full demonstration of affection them closer to their owners, are capable of having attacks of fury, where bite and growl.
Loves being the center of attention, asking to be integrated in all family activities, from a stroll down to meals and is very common among owners of these dogs, they do come to the table.
Pug: Good pet for home.
Its size and arrangement are ideal for life in an apartment or house.
It is very affectionate with his owner, really likes playing.
Some experts recommend it only for adults, while others believe that it is wonderful with children, not babies, the house since his playful nature.
The hair care is minimal.
It does not require much exercise, but always ready to go for a walk with his owner.
These dogs when they sleep snore, which may not be to their liking and perhaps yes.
Bichon Frise: The Bichon Frise is a family dog, able to adapt to any environment, but will need regular exercise with regular.
He likes the home life, quiet and calm.
It is appreciated by his obedience, good humor and joy.
His physical maturity begins at his first year, but until three years will continue to act like a child.
As a puppy does not present problems of character, has a good appetite and is easy to educate.
It is a race healthy, resistant to diseases and congenital smooth.
He doesn't need big outings, but do need regular exercise and regular games.
We must prevent it from eye injuries, teeth and hair coat.
His longevity is around 17 years.
Jack Russell Terrier: The Jack Russel Terrier is a very agile dog, although his small size has a lot of strength and endurance, alert, tenacious and independent, and is an excellent companion dog.
They can train for a large number of activities, especially when using their natural tendency to jump, flea pursuit of prey and dug deep in search of it.
Also been used successfully as actors, a fact that has earned them the win popular sympathy because they are dogs possess a charisma hard to match.
However, should not forget that are very active dogs and require open spaces where exercised, they need a training constant, consistent and patient allowing them to boost their intelligence.
They are not recommended for sedentary people, first-owners or very young children.
Yorkshire Terrier: The Yorkshire Terrier is a small and dainty looking animal, with beautiful, long hair The soft silky coat of this dog is complemented with a mass of silky hair, which frames the face beautifully.
Eager, energetic, and intelligent, this is a very enthusiastic breed and is both affectionate and loyal, although these dogs can sometimes be quite demanding.
The Yorkshire Terrier can be irritable and snappy when nervous or provoked, and although it is a small.
Does get on well with older children, but can be aggressive around other pets and strangers.
This breed is not usually well suited to younger children, who may be boisterous and pester the dog.
These dogs display plenty of unique character, and have lots of love and affection to give to their owners.
