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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  It's all about the breeder an genetics more then size. Reputable breeders can have little tiny ones that are extremely healthy. You just need to keep a really good eye on her and make sure she doesn't hurt herself with jumping and stuff. Also there is no such thing as a teacup. |
Absolutely! I have 4 tinys here....I just keep them because they do require extra care....you can not be letting them jump from chairs, sofas, beds, etc., and you have to watch them around larger dogs/yorkies/cats/etc..... All my herd of tinies run and play together! They are not allowed to mingle with the larger kiddos, and they are absolutely NOT allowed on furniture of any kind! I would love to be able to have them sleep with me at night, but I am afraid they would JUMP off the bed, even with the ramp I have for the others to use, and kill themselves. Watch the pup in high grass in the yard and on windy days....with gusts of 40+, they have a bit of a problem remaining upright and on course in the yard!! And of course, they can run right through the spaces in a chain link fence and never touch any of the sides of the links! They can fit easily between slats in board fences, and they can squish right under a fence, flattening out like a roach or mouse!