Ok A Little Help Please About Dogs!!?

Ok I am thinking about getting these dogs.
1.Papillon
2. Australian Shepherd
3. King Charle Spaniel
4. American Eskimo
Please can you put these in like easiest to hardest and lowest to highest.
1. Which is the most sporty?
2. Which sheds the most?
3. Which is the most obedient?
4. Which is the easiest to train?
5. Which is the easiest to find?
6. Which is the best companion?
Thanks for your time and help!

Questions About My New Puppy !?

Sorry if this is long.. First time puppy owner :]
Hi, I just got my new puppy 2 days ago. He’s a pomeranian/papillon mix and is about 9 weeks old. He’s like a new baby to our family and is always the center of all the attention, but i’ve been noticing some no no’s about him. Here is a list of things i need help with..
1.He gets car sick VERY easily, starts to drool excessively then eventually throws up..
2.He was already house trained from his breeder but lately Most of the time when i bring him outside he wont go until i bring him inside, THEN he goes! He just sits there when he has his potty time.
3.He’s a naughty boy and wakes me and my bf up at around 5 to 6am just to lay in bed with us, then starts going wild and jumps around with so much energy. :]
4.He ate a little the first day but yesterday and today he barely eats at all… He’s drinking just fine though i think.
5.He sleeps a lot, is that normal ? since he’s just a baby.
6.When i try to get him back inside the house from playing outside or from potty breaks, he never wants to follow me. He just sits there and gives me the puppy face.
7.Every time he looks at something that he can see himself in (reflections) he goes crazy and barks, growls, stare for the longest time..
Training Tips ?
He’s already learning how to sit, only within the first 2 days ! But only if i give him a little piece of chicken, and also not willing to do anything else but “sit”. I want to be able to call to him and he’d follow me, or how to stay, roll over, Most Importantly NOT TO BARK at other dogs or his reflection, and etc.
Here’s a picture of him.

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Pet Botanics Rolled Meat, Anyone Know Anything About It?

Is this “doggie salami” as good an idea as it looks to be to my untrained eye? I have a 2 1/2mo papillon puppy that doesn’t like hard, crunchy stuff all that well and I don’t want to put her on a wetfood diet, so I was thinking maybe mix a little in to make her more interested in her own food than the cats’. Also, kinda hard to house train a dog when she has no interest in the buiscuts offered as rewards.
Anyone have experience/input with the stuff? All the reveiws I looked at on the petsmart site were great, but they were also for large dogs. What do you think?

I Am Getting A Papillon Puppy… Info About Them?

life expectancy, nice dogs, easy to train, how big do they get…. how long do their hair gets? more info? what to fee them– how much? I never had a dog before

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A Question About House Training A Small Dog?

I have 2 papillons, the first one I got 4 months ago. She wasn’t hard to train, it took about a week and a half. The second one, I’ve had for a week, and she doesn’t seem to even be catching on. She refuses to go outside at all (lived in a kennel her whole 2 yrs.) and when we put her there she darts back in. She has done her business outside, but its difficult to know if she’s catching on to it, she doesn’t seem to be. She does her job inside also, anywhere and everywhere. Any suggestions? Are some small dogs just not trainable? I need as much advise as possible before I give up on her and let her go.

Could You Give Me Some Information About Papillons?

Tell me what you knw about Papillons! Are they good dogs? I’ve heard they are harder to potty train than other dogs…is this true?

I Have A Question About Buying A New Puupy?

I and my family are buying a Papillon puppy and I would like to know what age I should but it at. Like what the best age would be to start training it and making it a part of the family at a good age.