I am by far no expert, but here is what I think....a tiny featured face usually will be a smaller dog...shorter legs and tiny face. Though a smaller dog doesn't mean it is any better than a little bigger one, whatever your preference is. If you are searching for a teeny tiny one, learn what health problems may arise and what to look for (open fontella for example). "Baby doll" and "Teddy Bear" are just descriptive words of what the breeder feels they look like or think may catch your attention. Usually a fuzzy face will get these descriptions. However, you'll find fuzzy cute little faces without them also. You'll need to do some research on the breed. There are people who were told they were buying a Tea Cup (which is also only a descriptive word) and ended up with a pretty large adult Yorkie. You will find that 2 small parents can have a large (when adult) puppy and visa versa. You can't tell exactly what color your pup will be as an adult....only a best guess. You may want to call it a Christmas Present, but may not be able to find one for December 25th. It may happen sooner than that or later if you are going to do it right. You can't just find the "right/perfect" puppy because of a specific date. You will probably lose out. Take your time and educate yourself first. It will be a life long committement....and done right, it will be one you will never regret! No matter which one you pick, never use a collar, but do use a harness with the leash instead. Good luck and keep us posted. |