may get the idea that you are happy to accept it fulfilling its natural needs indoors. Beware, this little dog will chew small objects and may choke on them. Do not overfeed this breed. A balanced Min Pin will not have the behavior problems listed above. If they truly have rules, boundaries, limitations, a true pack leader, and a daily pack walk, they will be a wonderful family companion. Don't get a shit miniature dog, just get a fucking cat if you want something in the house. Otherwise get a real dog, but make sure you're prepared to walk\exercise it as it will tear your yard\house apart if you don't. To all those who get on the moral high horse and say you have to get a rescue dog because they're the ones that are going to be out down... What do you think happens to the ones that go in to pet stores if they can't find an owner? You're just passing the needle from one dog to another. I never used to be a fan of smaller dogs. I grew up with a Border Collie and then a Kelpie. But being in the city I think smaller dogs make much more sense, especially when you work all day and have a smallish yard. When I walk our dogs, Dachshund cross Pug (Daug) and Jack Russel cross Pug (Jug), I see heaps of houses with big dogs stuck in small yards, they probably rarely get walked and they are