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Originally Posted by gemy  Well in my experience it is not just men. Actually my two sisters (who I rarely see) were visiting my home one day several months back. And this was the first time they met Razzle our Yorkie. After about one hour or two, when they saw Razzle sit, lay down on command, and how confident he was with our big boy Magic. They both had some comments to make.
One sis, said well I have never liked the small dogs I run into in the elevator as on more than one occasion have had my ankles nipped, and nobody shuts up their yappy dog.
My other sister said; well I sure see this wee one's attitude and I love it. I said YT's with correct temperament have very little give up in them - they are pretty tough beasties at least in the own mind. Most little dogs I meet either cringe away in fear, or start yipping a whole lot --- this I don't like.
To which I responded it is with any size of dog that is mis-behaving more a comment on the owner than the dog. Big or small you need to do your training and socialization. |
Truer words have never been spoken! Cusos to you for helping your sisters open their eyes a bit wider
