1. The Toy Group

2. Toy Group - History Toy dogs have a variety of genetic backgrounds.
Some of the members were bred to hunt rodents, others were “flushers”
Most of this breed group were bred as companions or “accessories”

3. Toy group Special Requests
As puppies, these dogs are prone to hypoglycemia and hypothermia.
Don’t let them get away with everything just because they’re cute!
Need to know that they’re still dogs!
Still need exercise, discipline, love and MANNERS!!!
If not disciplined, will often turn into aggressive “land- sharks” or will urinate submissively because they’re forced into the Alpha role!

4. Affenpinscher (Monkey Dog)

5. Brussels Griffon

6. Butterfly Nose
Dudley Nose

7. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

8. Black/Tan and Blenheim (above) Tri-color (below)
Blenheim (Red/White)
Black/Tan and Blenheim (above)
Tri-color (below)
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

9. Chihuahua aka LANDSHARK

10. Apple head/Deer head

11. Evil Chichi (PLAY VIDEOS)

12. Chinese Crested Dog

13. Hairless and Powder Puff

14. English Toy Spaniel

15. Havanese

16. Italian Greyhound

17. Broken Leg Syndrome

19. Fixation devices (internal pins and plates)

20. Japanese Chin

21. Maltese

22. Toy Manchester Terrier. Still has thumb-prints and pencil marks on feet.

23. Miniature Pinscher (not related)

24. Papillion (Butterfly dog)

25. Pekingese

26. Pomeranian

27. Miniature Poodle

28. Pug (Puglet)

29. Otto (left) and Clancy (right)

30. Maggie, Pug extraordinaire of Mindy Dupree

31. Shih Tzu

32. Silky Terrier

33. Toy Fox Terrier

34. Yorkshire Terrier