So true! Still, I am sure that they can be great dogs. They just suffer from Small Dog Syndrome.

I heard that Chihuahuas bite more people than any other breed. I think it's because they tend to draw owners who have no clue or no business raising a dog.

Lol most of the time they're nice but their huge bulging eyes just make them look insane

All of those pocket dogs are terrifying. And the difference is they will bite.

my baby boxxer Holly was he sweetest dog in the world -- she was anxious and didnt like huge policemen - she would crouch down and ve very anxious at any strange person or dog who approached her - then a huge burst of affection

Most terrifymoment of my life - was when I was walkin the dogs (2 boxers) - and acompletely unattended 3 year old child approached them - i asked repeatedley to the little girl to back off - these were strong friendlly dogs - she would notlisten and came right up to then - then ran off screaming "doggy hurt me"ne she got a small scratch on her arm from a friendly dog that loved everyone and children. I was worried for days I would get in trouble for having an out of control dog - when it was the child that was out of cof control with no human supervision. I kind of got mad - went out found the house belonging to the child - and gave the mother some adice on how to teach your child to approach dogs

great tip for making friends with a dog - once you have asked owners permission or ar sure about it - and it has smalled your hand and knows you are not a threat - crouch down and blow it a rasberry - it works every time - doggy kisses

when they fall in the water they cannot swim

They should be recatogarised as piranha rats.

The poor thing is so confused and wonders why no one wants to play with him. I would shower him in kisses and hugs. He was probably home alone all day and finally saw someone he can play with.

Same here, lol. Honestly, people are crazy, it's obvious the dog is a friendly one. Different tail wags mean different things(although most non-dog people don't know it), but it's a common folk's knowledge dogs wag their tails when they are happy to meet someone. Then why running away, it doesn't seem intimidating the slightest bit.

"Perhaps the most common misinterpretation of dogs is the myth that a dog wagging its tail is happy and friendly. While some wags are indeed associated with happiness, others can mean fear, insecurity, a social challenge or even a warning that if you approach, you are apt to be bitten."

actually - i would be down on my knees blowing rasberries at it - dogs love that and will just lick you to death

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Uh idc if it's wagging its tail...IT'S A PITBULL. I'm finding a place to hide ASAP