Small dogs who are people-friendly

Tuesday June 16th, 2009

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Noone wants their dog to snap or growl when meeting a stranger whom you trust. It would be much nicer to have well-behaved, polite dog who puts her best paw forward when greeting strangers. Owning a friendly dog takes more than just choosing a breed who has traits conducive to friendly behavior, it also takes work on the part of the owner. Your puppy must be socialized early-on to get her used to encountering a variety of people and not be fearful of making new aquaintances.

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