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[quote=Anonymous]I have a lhaso-poo....I regret the decision daily. Mainly because I'm not a huge dog lover, but his neurotic temperament contributes to my dislike of canines. He's incredibly nervous....any raised voice is met with him shaking like a leaf and pissing on himself....or he'll walk away to lick his penis (presumably to catch the urine dribble). He is incredibly smart and "knows" when he's being talked about, even if a name isn't mentioned. He's also incredibly stubborn...he continues to piss on my daughter's toys in the backyard when he thinks no one is looking (when I am looking, he doesn't even try....he's so vindictive!). My friend has a lhaso-poo and he's just as crazy, but in a more aggressive way. He nips and bites and is extremely territorial of the trash can. I had a pug for over a year who I ADORED. She was incredibly dumb, but the sweetest dog EVER. She loved being with the kids and she could stand a bit of rough-housing (the lhasa-poo yelps at the smallest of physical contact and is way to nervous and delicate to stand the attentions of a toddler...my daughter is 2.5 and while he loves her, he's cautious and steers clear). Unfortunately, I had to give my pug away because of my son's allergies and asthma. I've had the lhasa-poo for about 5 years, so it's a bit harder to give him up even though I rue the day I drove to NC to get him! [/quote]
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