Chestie

Daisy is a rescue we've had for 3 months now. She's quite attached to us now, especially me. She's very affectionate and will get up on her hind legs for a treat. She makes us laugh which is a wonderful addition to our lives! She's very friendly and thinks she needs to say hello to everyone on walks which can be a problem as she gets very anxious about it if we don't. She's not very good with our cat, barks and chases her. So we're working on that too. She's not fully housebroken so likes to use the rug to pee on. So she's got a couple of things to work on , but for sure a keeper, I love her!

I love my chestie and wish I had known about the breed sooner. I've never had such a sweet, hilarious, fun, smart or adorable dog. He hugs me. Literally puts his head on my shoulder and hugs me. He does just fine in our studio apartment and gets along with our other Chihuahua/cairn terrier. Also potty trained very quickly and doesn't bark except when someone knocks or he doesn't recognize them. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

She’s a lovely dog and loves other dogs too. she’s very protective over her loved ones and is very good with young children. she’s not naughty at all and loves to cuddle in bed. i would deffo recommend getting one.

He is the most loving, sweet, feisty, cute little buddy. He is never left alone, he will destroy anything and everything in his line of sight if he gets locked out of a room while cleaning is going on. He loves to sleep with us. He has yet to get the potty training down yet. He is making progress. He loves car rides, walks, being the center of attention and he likes an occasional kitty treat from the liter box.(we have since placed the litter box in a puppy free zone) His favorite food is chicken and gravy. But he loves and occasional French fry as well :) We love him and could not be any happier with our choice.

Since we adopted Jonas three years ago, he has traveled cross country twice. He has lived in SoCal, Virginia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Washington DC. He has adapted well to all locations. As long as he knows he has us, he is fine.

Dunkin is the most affectionate dog I've ever had. I didn't think I was much of a small dog person after having labs all my life but he has all their friendliness and playfulness with way less maintenance. He has major separation anxiety and cries every time I leave, but rather than let this be a hindrance, I got him certified as a therapy dog and he now joins me at work several days a week. He's so well behaved at work and sweet toward people and other dogs alike. He was found as a stray before I adopted him and there's no evidence anyone owned him before but I find it so hard to believe based on his manners. I am not big on exercise so the only activity he gets is running back and forth for toys, but this seems to be adequate, as he's in great health. The only health issue we've had so far are hard stools and that's because he doesn't like to drink water when I'm gone. I haven't gone swimming with him yet, but he does get pretty anxious around the hose and sprinklers, so that'll be an interesting adventure.

Buddy is the most affectionate dog I've ever had. I didn't think I was much of a small dog person after having labs all my life but he has all their friendliness and playfulness with way less maintenance. He has major separation anxiety and cries every time I leave, but rather than let this be a hindrance, I got him certified as a therapy dog and he now joins me at work several days a week. He's so well behaved at work and sweet toward people and other dogs alike. He was found as a stray before I adopted him and there's no evidence anyone owned him before but I find it so hard to believe based on his manners. I am not big on exercise so the only activity he gets is running back and forth for toys, but this seems to be adequate, as he's in great health. The only health issue we've had so far are hard stools and that's because he doesn't like to drink water when I'm gone. I haven't gone swimming with him yet, but he does get pretty anxious around the hose and sprinklers, so that'll be an interesting adventure.

Diggity was a rescue when we adopted him 1-1/2 years ago. What a jewel! We were told he likes to walk around with a tennis ball in his mouth. One month later he totally destroyed his tennis ball. We chose to replace it with a racquetball instead. He LOVES it. We got tired of bending over to pick it up, so we popped it with our feet for him to chase. From that, he learned on his own to kick it back to us...soccer remains his favorite game. That ball goes everywhere with him, and is how he greets all familiar visitors to our home. His love of car rides saved us a lot of running when he escaped the yard in the first few months. He ran; we drove. Once the car door opened, he jumped right in! He has learned all the cues that we are leaving, and cries to go with us. When he can't, he finds his spot on the back of the sofa, settles down, and watches us from the window. He has not exhibited separation anxiety because we are home most of the time, but he would still prefer to go with us. With all that energy, he is still the consummate Velcro dog. He follows us everywhere he is allowed, and is perfectly content to snuggle for hours. Diggity adores children of all ages, and wants to be friends with all dogs that walk by. He barks incessantly at cats, but his tail is wagging and his ears are back on his head (his expression of joy). I'm not sure what he would do if he ever got close to one!

He is a good dog, he loves being around the family and getting brushed.

Bimbo is hyper, energetic, affectionate and super friendly. Requires little maintenance when I'm around, but my absence pulls out the separation anxiety which leads onto the high level maintenance. He's well behaved, a bit clingy when I'm around, but when there are other people around he gets super distracted (in a friendly manner), and tends not to listen. He can play with his squeeky toy all day long by himself but this is when I'm around- once he senses my absence he blasts out the separation anxiety and moans all day long. He tends to tilt his neck and I assumed that he had lotta curiosity (I was informed that the dogs tend to do then when they are curious) but I was informed by vet that he has a neck distortion problem which cannot be corrected. I suppose besides that he's all good in health. Super smart, I enjoy training him, doesn't like water at all and hates bath. He tends to eat his poop and splits them and spreads them all over the place.. again, this mainly I believe is because of the separation anxiety, I don't know if others have the similar experience?

Great dog He’s well mannered

Lucky is such a good dog. Incredibly affectionate, follows me everywhere. When we went to see him, we had to keep him as I picked him up and he clung to my shirt and wouldn't let go. He's very loving but also incredibly excitable to the point where sometimes it's tiring. His health is great except sometimes on longer or more intensive walks he will do what sounds like a "goose honk" cough - not sure if this is related to the collapsed trachea predisposition!