Ferret/s and dog-shy boyfriend - which breed is right for us?
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Posted 7/17/2008 2:31:28 PM


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rainsmom (7/17/2008)
I would have to say a schnauzer poodle mix probably wouldnt be a good idea terriers were generally used to hunt rats so any small animal would be fair game poodles are water retrievers so they might be ok as long as it is trainrd from a young age

Although Poppy is Generally Good with smaller animals, I also DON"T Reccomend a Schnoodle to be around small animals.  Any dog that is terrier or has terrier in him is not a good idea to let around small animals. and since the Schnauzer is a terrier this is not a good idea. 

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Posted 7/22/2008 12:47:01 PM


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Years ago, I had a Schipperke that was just fantastic. They used to kill rats on the barges, yet when I bought a pet rat, she loved it. She also used to play with my house rabbit, & just to see those two playing again would be a big treat! Look up the breed and read about them. They are wonderful little dogs!!!!! 

Normally, I would try to talk you into checking out Rotties, but with the way your BF is, I'd say going with a smaller dog would be your best bet. 

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