[AnAmericanMother]

There's a lady in our agility club who runs a Harlequin Great Dane. The dog does seem to be quiet and sedate (at least compared to my crazy bouncing Lab) but consider the quantity of food -- and what goes in must come out . . .

I just don't see it. I want my dog to be small enough for me to pick her up and put her on the vet's examining table or in the back of the truck (although she's perfectly capable of jumping up onto either one).

[proudofthesouth]

I've got a Corgi who is the love of my life. I live in a condo/townhouse and he is perfect for this place. Don't dare let him run loose cause he follows his nose and ignores everything else.

Most Corgi's as a rule don't like cats but 16 months ago I brought over several young ones out of a litter. A gray/white one immediately went up to him and they've been best buds ever since.