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The Baby Animals Thread

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@Forest Cat, when I worked at Home Depot (d.i.y. store) one of our regular customers was a giant of a man. He was almost 7 feet tall and proprtonate in body weight and muscles. He had a huge beard and he looked like a walking bear. He was a contractor so he was on job sites with heavy machinery. His constant companion was a tiny, long haired chihuaua. This teeny little dog just trotted along side his master, who's feet were bigger than he was, like a big dog. He was confident and friendly. The only time his owner would pick him up was to cross the parking lot. Very cool dog!
 
Suzette said:
@Forest Cat, when I worked at Home Depot (d.i.y. store) one of our regular customers was a giant of a man. He was almost 7 feet tall and proprtonate in body weight and muscles. He had a huge beard and he looked like a walking bear. He was a contractor so he was on job sites with heavy machinery. His constant companion was a tiny, long haired chihuaua. This teeny little dog just trotted along side his master, who's feet were bigger than he was, like a big dog. He was confident and friendly. The only time his owner would pick him up was to cross the parking lot. Very cool dog!
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Forest Cat said:
I have had a chihuahua too! :) Men are often made fun of if they walk around with a tiny dog. I know guys who refuse to walk their girlfriends dogs because they are tiny. But I just love yorkies, they are amazing. When we were out walking, cars actually slowed down when they passed us and people stared at us. lol But it doesn`t matter, I don`t mind.



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And I am a tiny chubby person with big huge “scary” dogs :)
I always get a shocked reaction when I explain that they’re mine!
There is a dog for everyone, no matter the size :)
 
crewlucaa_ said:
And I am a tiny chubby person with big huge “scary” dogs :)
I always get a shocked reaction when I explain that they’re mine!
There is a dog for everyone, no matter the size :)
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Your dogs would scare the bejeebers out of me! We are the same height. 5 even :)

When I do get another dog I will probably just fall in love with some random mutt. Someone smart, empathetic and chill. :)

@Forest Cat, I like Yokies too but I need a dog who isn't smarter than I am. (Joke)
 
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The woman that helped my dad raise me had a yorkie that was really smart. He got in her purse one day and ate an entire pack of gum. The crazy thing is he managed to unwrap every piece! He’d also stare at the VCR clock and go nuts as soon as it was dinner time on the clock.
 
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