Looking For a Small Indoor Dog!  

Yorkshire Terriers are a good choice. Mine doesn't shed, she had hair instead of fur, and she's onlt 5 and a half pounds.

A Shetland Sheepdog.
http://www.pets911.com/br...

Or a Boston terrier.
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/bostonterrier.htm


I've had both and they are both great indoor dogs that are smaller, but still have the guts of larger dogs.

Nice to see you gtargirl.

teacup chihuahau like paris hilton has,

that is the smallest dog that I know of

Get a minature daushaund. (Weenie dog). I have one of my own I wish I could give you.

a chiquaqua comes to mind but they have nasty habits
A pom is a small dog but might shed . But then if you brush it and bath it some that should take care of that problem!

You may want to look into a Scottish Terrier. Scotties have long hair that needs to be cut once or twice a year, so they don't shed (in fact, all dogs shed, just like humans.) They are a small dog, fiercely loyal to their master. They think that they are a big dog. They are very smart and have a lot of character. They'are also good with children.

I suggest that you get a male -- they are calmer than the females. Also, the first two years can be rather intense as they are rather active. After the first two years they calm down considerably.

I wish you well in your search.

I would suggest based on what I've viewed on Animal Planet which is really my only experience with dogs that you get a Yorkie, a toy Pomeranian, or a Chihuahua, or a shiatsu. I hope this is helpful. People actually do carry these dogs around in their purses.

I love dogs, especially the small ones. I'm not sure what the English sheep dog actually looks like. I have a Pomeranian and he is small without the shedding.

A dog?
Have you got a yard it can play in?
Or do you have to walk the dog yourself?

Here in Berlin and the Netherlands, you have to
walk the dog and pick up its .... yuck!!

In Canada it was better, I would open the door and
the dogs could go and come as they please.

I would not want a dog here.
Everyday, at least three times a day, walking the dog.
In stormy weather, in the cold in the snow.
Comes inside, the floor is all dirty...

These are things you need to consider.

If you don't mind these things, then of course it
is no problem.
But it is a long term commitment.

Take care.

they also have cockapoodles wich are a poodle and a cockerspanlie mix they do not shed hair.