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∙ 15y agoOf course they do. They don't have big bones like the regular dogs.
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Is boxer better family dog than Doberman?
Yes some people see boxers as aggressive dogs but they are actually very playful pets and the doberman are not good dogs for homes with children or other pets especially small pets.
What is the genaral temperament of the beagle do they make good pets do they get along with other dogs?
Beagles are usually very happy dogs. Generally not "hyper" but not "sloths" either. They make great pets. They are high energy small "big" dogs. Usually not considered "yappy" dogs. They are a good mid range dog. They are good playing with smaller dogs such as pugs and Chihuahuas and are also good playing with bigger dogs such as Labradors
What type of small pet starts with a d?
Some dogs are small. They are pets.
What are the traditional pets in Scotland?
Cats and dogs as well as small pets such as fish, hamsters, gerbils and rabbits.
How many pets can you have on sims 2 pets?
6 pets (including dogs, cats, and horses) but unlimited small pets (fish, hamsters, etc.)
Are Coon dogs pets?
yes they can be good pets . mainly used for hunting though
Do poodle pomeranian dogs make good pets?
Yes, they are adorable little dogs. The ones I have seen are bred from a toy poodle and a small Pomeranian dog. Both have wonderful dispositions.
Why are dogs good pets?
They are sociable, loyal, protective, and can be trained to do many diffent things.
One eighth of art's 24 pets are dogs how many of this pets are not dogs?
21 of his pets are not dogs.
What small turtles make good pets?
red eared slider turtles make good pets.
What sentence uses the letters dkpcofgs?
"Pick dogs for good pets."
Why are owls not good pets?
They are wild carnivores, they aren't meant to be pets. They are nocturnal, they are strong, they have sharp beaks and talons. If they get mad they can do a lot of damage to whoever is close by. They also might think that small dogs in the household are there as meals for them.
