our new furry friend!

[aldochina]

I think its a dogseriously though, I never thought I would be into tiny dogs, but after putting my Bullmastiff down in January I just let my wife go with it, she has always wanted one! I gotta tell ya she is a sweet heart, we have had her for about 5 months or so now and she has been great. Shattered all my small dog phobias!! She is very Quiet, super loving and was very easy to train!! Sorry for the "no helmets"
I couldnt find one for Candy so we all went without


the other half of the family

[aldochina]

I gotta find a more recent pic. She was just over 2 months I think here in April. She is much more silver now.

[tripledog]

Your dog is adorable! What breed is he (or she)? I used to despise little dogs, but now I prefer them. Although they are often referred to as "ankle biters" , my dogs would never do such a thing. Here is a pic of one of my dogs taking a snooze, something I don't often catch him doing.

[aldochina]

thanks! She is a Yorkie! had her spayed late last week, so she is layin low for now! poor things runnin around with an e- collar now. Incision is as long as her little tummy!!

[redsox]

buddy!! we are on similar but opposite trails. i had to put Holly The Wonderdog down a little over a year ago. At 6.8 lbs of pure concentrated awesomeness, it was a tough one losing her. She was my first "little" dog. I was a non-little dog guy also. but it dosent take long to realize how great they are. After some time dog-less, an opportunity arose to adopt a new pal and everything seemed to fit, so, as of about 7 weeks ago, we have LuckyDog. At 5 months old, he's 55 lbs of clumsy. If his paws are any indication, he may reach triple digits. BIG difference. Little dogs = little problems..... Big dogs,,, well, you get it.

Good luck with Candy. Looks like a good one!

PS- She must have a tough-guy side,,,, it looks like she already ate your sleeves!!