How
a Toy Group of Dog Breed can make a Playful Pet?
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majority of the dogs coming under this toy group are normally
small and are essentially bred for the purpose of companion
dogs or lapdogs. If you just take a closer look at these dogs,
you may find them to resemble miniature versions of hunting
or working dogs.
The normal height of these toy group dogs will be around 4
to 6 inches and may weigh a meager 2 and 4 pounds. And owing
to its miniature size, these dogs are not meant for doing
any type of work, but they are lovable cuddly creatures. The
normal lifespan of these toy group of dogs is around 15 years
and they keep a very decent health despite its delicate nature.
The
lovable toy group dogs are very playful and can keep entertaining
you virtually non-stop. They keep a very intimate affection
with their owners and at the same time maintain distance from
strangers. When it comes to the dog’s behaviour with
children, they immediately get along with any children but
due to its fragile body nature children should be taught to
handle these dogs very delicately.
With
your life getting more associated with apartment lifestyle,
you can find this breed getting accommodated to your home
very fast but you must bear its noisy behaviour and excessive
barking tendencies. These dogs fulfill all its exercise need
by just running and hopping in and around your home and hence
if you are a busy person, then you need not bother much about
your toy group dog’s exercise needs.
As
said earlier, the toy group dog is just a miniature of a bigger
hunter breed, but not in its behavior, because the toy group
dog can equally be noisy and difficult to obedience sometimes.
For instance, the Brussels Griffon is an aggressive and stubborn
dog and has got a very high-prey drive that necessitates socialization
training to have a better control.
If you would like to see or hear few examples of toy group
dog breeds, then the following list may be useful:
Toy
Poodle, Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, Brussels Griffon, Italian
Greyhound, Papillon, English Toy Spaniel, Pug, Maltese, Miniature,
Pinscher, Havenese, Pekingese, Affenpinscher, Chinese Crested,
Shih Tzu, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Japanese Chin, Silky
Terrier, Toy Manchester and the popular Pomeranian.
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