Simple answer: small dog = small bladder They just can NOT "hold it" as long.
More complicated answers:
1. Some people are just not as diligent with housebreaking a small dog. Reason is because if full-grown a Chihuahua has an accident it's easy to clean; if a full-grown German Shepherd has an accident it's a huge mess!
2. People are more likely to "paper train" smaller dogs first...this makes full housebreaking take longer.
3. People are more likely to"spoil" a smaller dog vs. a larger dog.
4. Some people (idiots really) don't have a clue how to housebreak ANY dog .... they use "old fashioned"methods like hitting or "rubbing the nose in the mess".This does NOT housebreak a dog!! It only makes them afraid so that they hide somewhere in the house when they have to "go".... and a small dog can more easily "hide" a mess than a big dog.
Small dogs may have smaller bladders and higher metabolisms, making it more challenging for them to hold their urine for long periods. Additionally, small dogs may not have as much control over their bladder muscles compared to larger dogs. Inconsistent training or lack of a regular schedule can also contribute to difficulties in housebreaking small dogs.
Big dogs are much better at running because they have longer legs but some small dogs are pretty fast.
Sliced cheese in small amounts can be given to dogs as an occasional treat, but it is high in fat and can be difficult for some dogs to digest. It is best to consult with your veterinarian before giving any human food to your dog to ensure it is safe for them to consume.
yes small dogs have small prints and big dogs have big prints
The main differences between a small dog and a big dog are their size and exercise needs. Small dogs typically require less space and exercise compared to big dogs. Additionally, small dogs may have longer lifespans and be more prone to certain health issues due to their size.
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Shih Tzu may also be intelligent dogs but they are alert. Although they are difficult to housebreak, crate training is helpful.
By nature dogs are cave dwellers and they don't like to mess up their cave. They also don't like to eat where they potty. So if you get a dog that has not had this natural desire removed from them like keeping them in a small kennel or cage like in a pet shop, They will often house break themselves, given the chance. Pet shop dogs can be really hard to housebreak.
No.
Generally no. The Chinese Crested is difficult to housebreak in comparison to other breeds. Consistent crate training is needed and you may even need a doggy door in the training process. Some Chinese Cresteds never becomes fully housebroken and territorial marking is common amongst unneutered males.
Small dogs and cats can be trained right from birth. If they are trained to be with one right from birth, it is more ideal as they generally are rigid in their habits as they grow up. It is a difficult job, but it involves lots of fun.
Ringworm is a fungus and can be found in pepole as well as pets, however it can be especially difficult in dogs. When the dog contracts this fungus a small area of the skin will be void of hair and a small lesion will form and have a crusty area in the centre. It will start small and spread over the surface of the skin.
Elephants are not the size of dogs, but their babies are small.
no they are not hunting dogs . they are too small. As with most small dogs there were originally breed as ratters.
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no they are not hunting dogs . they are too small. As with most small dogs there were originally breed as ratters.
Because small dogs like potatoes...
The same way you would any other dog.