You are correct in you comments in other posts about small dogs. How they breed for small size is by delaying maturity. A ten year old toy dog is still a puppy in temperament. Really large dogs on the other hand require a lot of finacial maintenance, just the food is expensive.
The AKC has a book on dog breeds that most large libraries would have a copy of. It makes interesting browsing and tells you about the temperament of each breed (of course individual dogs vary).
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In a message dated 1/23/2005 6:59:41 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Keeshond
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Interesting. Never heard of it before. Found a picture on the Net. Looks like a cold weather dog, though -- lots of hair. Probably never gets cold enough here for it in "sunny" (rainy) California.
Marnie :-)
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