Kicking to the curb Tinkerbell, by Paris Hilton......

**king2005** · 10-15-2005, 11:39 PM

Bit Bit is the newest one on its way out. Mind you there is atleast a decent reason, kinda.

The husband wants Bit Bit gone because it snapped at a child earlier & he fears it'll bite their newborn son.

The article said he wanted both dogs gone, but there was no mention of Bambi. If that does is kid friendly then there is no reason to toss that one away.

But anyways, I still disslike her, shes too much like a *corner street walker*

**Chica** · 10-15-2005, 11:45 PM

HOW COULD BIT BIT SNAP AT A CHILD? CHI'S ARE SO LOVING!!!IT'S THEIR NATURE!!!! MAYBE SOMEONE HAS MISTREATED BIT BIT!!!!

**Chica** · 10-15-2005, 11:48 PM

KIRBY'S MOM, WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED WITH THE SWEATER, TAKE A PICTURE AND POST IT ON PT. SHOW IT TO US, OKAY? I WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT.LOL FROM CHICA'S MOM

**Kirbys Mom** · 10-15-2005, 11:56 PM

chi's only bite if they feel threatened and have been socailized wrong. and soon as i'm done with i will take pics, i promise. i cants wait till i put him in it, my big boy is goin to be lookin good in green.

**king2005** · 10-16-2005, 12:16 AM

Many small dog owners tend to keep the little guys too close to them & they will not let anyone near their master.

Some of thoses dogs will snap, some will only bark & some will bite.

My grandmas teacup poodle Buttons is a sweety, but no one can pick him up if hes on grandmas lap or on the floor. You have to call him onto a nother chair or the cough & he'll sit up letting you know hes ready to be picked up.

How ever I learned that Buttons was all show & no go. So I always picked him up off of grandma to cuddle him. Then he stopped caring about me picking him up cause he knew I wasn't scared of his toothless mouth hehehe..

**K9karen** · 10-16-2005, 02:09 AM

Yeah, well, Tink was getting too big for her. Pl..eee..ze..don't get me started! She has no redeeming qualities or values anyway, so what do you expect? I'd like to kick HER to the curb!