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My youngest would own him and would not place another dog in that place.
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Two worthless breeds. Let them fight it out.
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My mother in law had a 4 lb Maltese. Our boxer rough housed it a bit just playing. Eventually they got along swimmingly as you can see below.
BTW - The maltese is a gay homosexual. NTTAWWT <iframe title="YouTube video player" class="youtube-player" type="text/html" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/PsfWGoWDrU0" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen></iframe> <iframe title="YouTube video player" class="youtube-player" type="text/html" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/g3ISJ0zqYic" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen></iframe> |
The boxer is the homosexual plus he catches.
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I trust my dog around smaller dogs more then larger ones. He is extremely patient with puppies, small dogs and cats. I've seen little dogs try to get an attitude with him and he basically lays on them till they chill out.
Kennels prevent seperation anxiety distruction. But since its a little dog it will prob bark and piss the roommates off so if she really doesn't like them that's a plus. |
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I'm not suggesting you go to the Michael Vick playbook but just wow. The pussification of this country continues. The dog has separation anxiety? BFD. It sounds like it needs to be told that in normal homes, animals don't control the agenda. P-E-O-P-L-E do. Just tell your daughter not to bring the dog over. It's your house, your rules. And if she drops some crap about not coming over, particularly considering what you're dealing with right now health-wise, then she needs a serious come to Jesus conversation. For the life of me I cannot figure out the mentality that grips people about their animals. There's a lot of personal childhood scars being projected onto animals and I just don't get it. I love my dog. Fun to play with, great companion, fun for the kids, but a DOG. |
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Yes, I realize all of that. There was no pissing, he's not into golden showers. Chas is pretty laid back when it comes to little dogs, he's definitely not the same around larger dogs. He is usually the dominant dog when he's around other dogs his size. Doesn't much matter now, the little dog had an unfortunate incident in the horse barn and has moved on to the big fire hydrant in the sky. |
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We have three dogs: Great Dane, Australian Cattle Dog and a 3 legged Rat Terrier. The Dane and ACD both play well with the little guy. An occasional nip if the play gets too rough. The bigger two will sometimes lay down and let the little guy trounce all over them. Ours each have a bed in the living room and will go lay on it when commanded.
Like most have said on here, I'd let them play supervised. |
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