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[quote=Anonymous]We have a Yorkie - she's lovely, smart, loving but was hard to housebreaking, BUT I was successful (took 9 months). I worry about her, she doesn't go to dog parks and I've had to really watch my DC with her when he was a toddler.  She's a rescue, we've had her since she was a puppy.  She will attack people she doesn't know, and can be happy. But sweet as can be.  Small dogs are just easier, their walks aren't as long.  I run with our other dog.

We also share our home with a mix hound, one we adopted sight unseen from a GA shelter. He's just a pure gem, he's a precious dog. Larger than what we wanted, because of our little dog, but he is what he is.  He was approximately a year when he came to us, and did lots of damage to our house, e.g. Chewed on rugs, furniture, eye glasses, really anything that would fit into his mouth.  He also dug holes underneath our privacy fence and would go inside our neighbors house.  He's since stopped all of his bad behaviors, he's now 3. He's not a heavy shedder, but I brush him daily with a furminator. I couldn't imagine a sweeter, calmer, or loving dog - he's just precious. He also is nice around other dogs, unlike our Yorkie. Beagles are used in labs, because of their gentle nature.  Perhaps as a puppy, they might be difficult, but in general, hounds are GREAT with children.

Both our dogs are trained, they are a part of our family, and they know it. They're not close to each other :( but tolerate each other and most likely, would protect each other. I have nothing negative to say about either.[/quote]

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