North Carolina, United States
ahlaj77
Besides working, in my spare time I enjoy taking my dog on a walk, teaching her new tricks, working on the computer (even though I do this as my job..still fun!), messing around with video editing, and much more! I grew up with cats all my life till about two years ago, that is when Appy our adorable bichon/poodle mix was adopted! She loves to smile and she loves life! Needless to say, since she is the "only dog" she is spoiled but well mannered.
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![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightpet.com/images/default/dog.png&media=https://rightpet.com/images/default/dog.png&description=These little spit fires are cute and have a personally of their own! They sometimes act like a "big dog" but in a small dogs body. This breed is considered hypoallergenic, meaning it has has hair instead of fur. Yorkies are fun to teach tricks to. They love to please their owners and tend to pick up on tricks quickly. As far as grooming goes, keep a brush nearby to brush out any dirt that may get caught up in their hair. Some people grow their yorkies hair out long or they stick with the puppy cut. A great breed to have if you live in an apartment. Because the neck of this breed can be delicate, its important to use a leash attached to a harness rather then a collar. ){kind=link}
 and other animals. Sometimes they act like a "small dog" and will want to climb up in your lap and/or lay on you. They take pride in pleasing their owners; a great definition of "mans best friend." This breed sheds so it is important to brush them to get rid of long dead hairs. From a distance their bark may seem protective but the closer you get, you can see their tail wag like crazy! Great family dog to have and grow up with. I have heard of stories of small kids climbing on the back of their goldens, like it's a horse! As other breeds, it is important to train them as soon as you can in the early puppy stages. I highly recommend! ){kind=link}
 it several times to learn how the Havanese is. She owns the "sable" colored havanese. Similar to the bichon, the Havanese breed does not shed at all because it has hair instead of fur. This breed's hair does grow fast though. My sister finds herself taking him to the groomers every 3 weeks because she wants to keep his hair short instead of growing it out long. If you want to grow it out long, then just keep a brush near by to brush him/her. This is an intelligent breed and love to learn tricks to please their owners! They are friendly with everyone and love showing off their tricks. I recommend this breed to anyone, even those with young children!){kind=link}