should i buy a chihuahua or a St Bernard?

There both extremely cuuuuuttteeee.....although we spell it chiwawa here

both are hypoallergenic, dont bark and toilet trained....visit a nice amish farm in PA for either....

a chihuahua ... while st. bernards are beautiful dogs think of the drool, the fur, the giant poops, the pools of urine, the amount of food necessary to keep the thing alive ... a chihuahua is much more manageable ...

Go to your local shelter and find a pet that needs a family. Ask advice from someone who works there about a pet that would fit into your life then spend some time with that dog before bringing him/her home.

It depends on your lifestyle.

.....................If you want a dog who...

Is massive, heavy, and powerful, with a thick furry coat

Is usually kind and steady-tempered with everyone

Loves pulling carts and sleds and romping in cold weather

Is responsive to training in a slow, good-natured way

A Saint Bernard may be right for you.

If you don't want to deal with...

A very bulky dog who takes up a lot of space in your house and car

A heavy dog who wants to sit on your feet and lean his weight against your leg

Rowdiness and exuberant jumping when young

Loneliness and destructiveness when left alone too much

Fearfulness or aggression in some lines, or when not socialized enough

Some stubbornness and/or dominance problems, especially in males

Heavy shedding

Slobbering and drooling

Potential for serious health problems and a short lifespan

A Saint Bernard may not be right for you.

..........................................If you want a dog who...

Is small and easy to carry

Comes in a variety of sizes, coats, and colors

Is oh-so-funny and entertaining in quirky ways (hard to describe – you gotta be there!)

Is very loyal

Is a great traveler

Doesn't need much exercise

LOVES warmth

Lives a long time

A Chihuahua may be right for you.

If you don't want to deal with...

The fragility of toy breeds

The fine line you need to walk with toy breeds, where you need to protect their safety, yet require them to stand on their own four feet and be well-behaved

Notorious housebreaking difficulties

Suspiciousness, shrillness, and highstrung temperaments in some lines, or when babied or spoiled or not socialized enough or made to behave

A Chihuahua may not be right for you.

You get the breed that fits your lifestyle the best.

Depends on ur envirment if u hav an apartment or small house and u live alone or with one other person then ud want a chihuahua or if u had a descent house with a nicely sized back yard hav a family of more 3 or more and can support his/her appatite