LOL! you know, i was actually thinking that same thing today. i was thinking that it would be like asking what race/nationalities do you dislike. eek! :eek:

I do not blame the dogs, I have thrown toys over the fence for them to have something to do. I am sure it is separation anxiety that they need to address the issue. But other then that I think the dogs are very sweet.:D

I agree with your post. :thumbup: I did not appreciate some of the OP's comments about Shih Tzus. Many people love this breed including me. The qualities that make a Shih Tzu a great pet for others were not qualities the OP appreciated. I see my Shih Tzu has a part of my family. I wish people would try to take the time to understand the breed's temperament before making negative comments about the breed. I now understand how some Pit Bull owners feel. I understand not everybody find Shih Tzus beautiful or love their personality. If you want to see some beautiful Shih Tzus, then look at some of the Shih Tzus at Shih Tzu Chatter Two. I love my dog's button nose. I always give her a little kiss on the nose.

I can sort of see why people found this thread offensive, but IMO it wasn't offensive. If the OP had merely said lets list breeds we wouldn't own and it had stayed friendly, it could've been a lot of giggly fun. Specifying that you find a dog revolting is too far IMO.

I agree to a point - but certain words were offensive and there's no reason to say things that intentionally hurt peoples feelings-

I did laugh when I read the comment about yorkies with long hair though - that was pretty bold considering what kind of site this is

I felt like posting a pic of my Chanel with her 7 inch long braid..... (she's in my avatar)

it sucks when your dog has better hair than you do :D

After all that has gone on with this thread I think I need to not edit but clarify my orignal post. I probably should have said I hated this particular Chow Chow. Knowing the personality of the Chow Chow I don't think I could trust one. As for shih Tzus I don't hate them I had Rambo for 14 years, I got him when I lived with my mother and she totally spoiled him and negated any training I tried to do. I have learned so much since then. I never thought he was stupid nor ugly. Why would I have wanted a stupid, ugly dog. He would bite and he gave me the only dog bites I've ever had. Being snappy is the only reason I wouldn't recommend them in homes with very small children. His big eyes were one of the things that drew me to the breed. Everyone is entitled to an opinion and I was just stating mine. It wasn't aimed at nor intended to hurt anyone's feelings and if it did I apologize. I came to YT to make friends not enemies. If it hadn't been for YT and all the good information I received here I probably would never have known what great dogs yorkies are. I love my Daisy. She has even won over my non dog loving husband. That was a very big job for such a tiny dog.

Oh, I always joke that God gave George MY hair. :D

Sorry to go OT, but I've been meaning to tell you one of your yorkies (not sure which one, has the most stunning coat and colouring! She's my dream yorkie. The one who is brownish and a deep gold? Her hair is thick and so soft. There's another member here (AprilLOve?) with the same gorgeous hair. *Sigh. My dream yorkie. Anyway, back on topic.

Breeds I am not fond of: Staffies, poodles that have been shaved (the curly ones are gorgeous) and rotties.

I am not fond of any of the big slobbery dogs. I'd rather clean up yorkie pee than to have that slobber all over.

Has anyone noticed that the breeds we don't care for are usually the ones we have had a bad experience with?

No, actually I totally agree with you. My post was just poorly worded. I felt that the bashing of certain breeds is what made it offensive. If we could've said, say, I don't like Shihtzu's because they have teeny little faces, that's something we could have a giggle at. Or, Chinese Crested...Poor darlings have no fur! That would've kept it fun and we would've learned more about each other. Bashing a breed of dog was totally inappropriate IMO, this was a thread that should've started out on a lighthearted note.

P.S Daisy is gorgeous! Shih tzu's are one of my all time favourite breeds. :)

That AND.....I love all breeds, but will stick with my yorkies and yorkie mixes...I much prefer cleaning up tootsie rolls over cow pies. :eek:

Thank you ! you must mean Chanel my oldest. Her coat is actually not breed standard but she does have really pretty coloring ....my youngest is the one with silky hair and much easier to maintain.

ROTF ! I heard THAT

Well Chanel (btw, I had a bird called Chanel cause she was such a noble creature :D) has stunning coat texture. I know it's not standard, but personally the thick soft hair that falls the way Chanel's does is my favourite. A member on here BonBon must either have an excellent groomer or just perfect coat! Love the way it curls gently at the ends.

Excuse my if me sentences aren't totally coherent, or my spelling or grammar mistakes, English is not my first language. :)

No, it's not your fault. I get confused with my words because I haven't been speaking in English very long. You are not at fault. :)

It was not a compliment, it is the truth. Daisy fits breed standard very well! Is her coat hard to maintain?

Oh, but it truly is worth it :)

Finally found some pics of George's hair...not the best pics of him, but they definitely show all of his beautiful hair.

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He should be in Pantene adds. Except his hair isn't photoshopped ;)

You must be so proud of him and youself for taking such good care of his coat :)

OMG what an amazing beautiful coat George has.
I can see why you feel he got yours! However, George can show
his off but Jane, you probably would have just stuck it up in a bun
and hid it anyway.;)

Oh wow! He does have a gorgeous body of hair.
In the second picture, he doen't look real he's so beautiful.

I adopted him a little over four years ago...had no idea he would end up looking like that. He had short hair and terrible allergies.

He is about 12 years old and I have been toying with getting his hair cut. It really is a lot of work. Does not mat and he does not mind being brushed, but it is still a job.

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Oh NO, after living with the finest hair on earth all of these years that is limper than a dishrag, I would be showing that stuff off! :D

Thanks! A friend of mine said he looks like a bed doll in that pic. I think he reminds me of one of those beauty queens that sit on the back of a convertible with their skirts out all around them. Uh...am I showing my age...do they still do that? :eek:

This has turned to be a nice thread after all.:)

WOW! :D He is gorgeous! I can't believe he is 12 y/o!!