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Miniature Dogs
Miniature Poodle
Miniature Poodles, like all Poodles, are excellent swimmers who originated as a water retrievers. All Poodles, Standard, Miniature and Toy are actually one breed, just different sizes. Miniature Poodles, who can be white, black, apricot or gray, are usually 15 inches or under, according to the
American Kennel Club.
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Miniature Dogs
Miniature Dachshund
The Miniature Daschund, only 11 pounds or under, is not a separate classification of the Daschund -- it's just a smaller version of the Standard. The miniature dog, with its long bodies and strong sense of smell, are both hunters and lapdogs, according to the American Kennel Club.
Miniature Dogs
Miniature Poodle
Miniature Poodles, like all Poodles, are excellent swimmers who originated as a water retrievers. All Poodles, Standard, Miniature and Toy are actually one breed, just different sizes. Miniature Poodles, who can be white, black, apricot or gray, are usually 15 inches or under, according to the American Kennel Club.
Miniature Dogs
Miniature Schnauzer
The Miniature Schnauzer is of German descent and was originally bred to be a small farm dog. The most popular of the three Schnauzer breeds, the Miniature Schnauzer is a attentive, lively and a favorite among celebrities like Mary Tyler Moore and Bill Cosby. The strongly built miniature dog is between 12 to 14 inches, according to the American Kennel Club.
Miniature Dogs
Miniature Bull Terrier
Just like the playful Bull Terrier, the Miniature Bull Terrier, who originated in England, has a similar personality. Don't let its size fool you – the Miniature Bull Terrier is strong, energetic and audacious. Miniature Bull Terriers are between 10 to 15 inches and can be solid white or colored, according to the American Kennel Club.
Miniature Dogs
Miniature American Eskimo Dog
The American Eskimo Dog is one of three separate categories of the American Eskimo Dog. Between 12 to 15 inches, the bright white dog is loving, protecting and sociable. Now a great companion dog, the miniature dog was once a circus dog, according to the American Kennel Club.
Miniature Dogs
Miniature Pinscher
Also known as the "Min Pin," the Miniature Pinscher is a German Breed whose ancestry includes the Daschund, Italian Greyhound and the shorthaired German Pinscher. The quick, curious dog is the perfect apartment dog. Despite its small size, the compact pooch makes a wonderful watchdog. The spirited miniature dog, about 10 inches to 12 1/2 inches, can be red, black, or chocolate with tan, according to the American Kennel Club.
Miniature Dogs
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I like them both but I would have to say Snoopy is more of an icon because he is more of a collectable type figure. Scooby is good also but Snoopy rules!!!
snoopy is the king
Snoopy rules, no doubt about it.
Snoopy over Scooby, but my favorite dogs are Goofy and Pluto.
SNOOPY BY FAR! The holidays specials made 30-40 years ago STILL hold up but aren't milked to death. Compare that to the weekly Scooby-Doo series and seemingly infinte made-for-DVD releases and who is the clear winner? Snoopy, and NOT just by a nose!
I was a big fan of Scooby-Doo when I was a kid, but now at age 44 I am STILL a Snoopy fan while I've outgrown Scooby-Doo.
Snoopy rules !!!, I love snoopy, my room is full of snoopy dolls, mememborila, clothes, cd's, books, dvds, videos, pencils, plates, cups, cards, bed sheets, clock, lunch box, mugs, you get the picture, lol..
Snoopy definately rules. He does a lot more than Scooby and isn't afraid of anything except the cat next door. Scooby likes to eat and so does Snoopy, but you can also find Snoopy playing baseball, fighting the Red Barron, boxing or arm wrestling with Lucy, and assisting Woodstock to name just a few. Snoopy also has taste, from his Van Gogh to the pool table in his basement.
Scooby is too '70s. Snoopy is timeless and appeals to more than one generation. Spuds Mackenzie and Alex from Stroh's are totally '80s and should have been included on this survey!
Red,& Rover are the best for me. Brian Basset the creator, has timely, wonderful, realistic, ideas, & his art work is wonderful. Red,& Rover are right up there with Snoopy!