it might be mixed with a non-shedding breed (some other terriers are), but i think rat terriers are sheddersOriginally posted by: Bryophyte
My sister has a rat terrier. That dog is just hilarious. She is very active and loves to play. No shedding.
Originally posted by: LS21
http://www.petfinder.com/petno...pet.cgi?petid=12013073
http://www.petfinder.com/petno...pet.cgi?petid=12031353
oh my god.. so fucking cute... i could pick up mad ladies walking around the park with these little bastards. too bad theyre not fit for my situation
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Yeah, if you can't find a puppy/dog on petfinder.com to fall in love with, something has to be wrong with you.
I try to avoid browsing there. Last time, I rescued a mini-doxie when I wasn't planning on adding another dog.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: thepd7
Originally posted by: ElFenix
i've got a 'bichon,' who thinks he's a guard dog. doesn't shed much, is co-dependent on people, and likes to please.
Yes, Bichon Frise is also a good choice, same family as the Havanese (technically it's Bichon Havanese). Only thing is they only come in white and they have curly hair rather than wavy.
i think mine has some poodle in him. his nose is a bit long by bichon standards. his body also seems a bit long.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
i've got a 'bichon,' who thinks he's a guard dog. doesn't shed much, is co-dependent on people, and likes to please.
Originally posted by: redgtxdi
FWIW, I also thought about rolling the dice and just picking the best available dog from the pound or human society to be a good samaritan, but if I get a "mut" (assuming I could get a *puppy* from one of those places) it might be more like Russian Roulette than hoping to get lucky.
Originally posted by: HardcoreRobot
it might be mixed with a non-shedding breed (some other terriers are), but i think rat terriers are sheddersOriginally posted by: Bryophyte
My sister has a rat terrier. That dog is just hilarious. She is very active and loves to play. No shedding.
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: Ns1
Originally posted by: dNor
Keep ignoring Ns1, he's bound to post more pics too. Damn little scaredy dogs!
lol
I don't have any recent ones
He's rapidly approaching his 21-26 pound desired weight.
my cat weighs 20lbs
short coat usually means the hair is cycled/shedded quite fequently. they dont need grooming bc the hair is constantly falling outOriginally posted by: Bryophyte
Originally posted by: HardcoreRobot
it might be mixed with a non-shedding breed (some other terriers are), but i think rat terriers are sheddersOriginally posted by: Bryophyte
My sister has a rat terrier. That dog is just hilarious. She is very active and loves to play. No shedding.
No, they're generally not shedders. My sister got her dog from a breeder, and the dog has an almost bare belly and a short, relatively thin coat elsewhere. I googled the breed name, and what I read said that the dogs need very little grooming, just a little (very infrequent) brushing.
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: Ns1
Originally posted by: dNor
Keep ignoring Ns1, he's bound to post more pics too. Damn little scaredy dogs!
lol
I don't have any recent ones
He's rapidly approaching his 21-26 pound desired weight.
my cat weighs 20lbs
http://www.savannahcatbreed.com/savannahs.shtml
There is another breed out now that's popular with the wealthy...Ashera, they weigh in around 30lbs. Cost $20k+ or about 4x the Savannah. They add a third cross though of domesticated cat + African Serval + Asian Leopard Cat. (the Savannah is the first two only).
http://www.luxist.com/2007/06/...hera-the-designer-cat/