Alright lol that's what i need to know thanks. I think I can do that I love dogs! (Maybe more than girlfriends, you know what I'm saying)

Thucydides, it's hard to fit a dog into an apartment. =/

Draugnar, you must have had a mutant Shih-Tzu. Or maybe I've got one, but mine definitely sounds like a small dog. She's also extremely aggressive and will attack much larger dogs. She usually comes out on top, but only because the other dog is just confused by the aggression. It's like if a kid just randomly started attacking you, you'd just be like "What the crap is happening? Can someone get this kid off me?" You wouldn't really kill the kid, you'd be more likely to try and retreat. Small dogs often have what I like to call Chihuahua syndrome (many small people too!) where they defend themselves by being overly aggressive because they can't afford to not be.

Also that is one hell of a Sebi, or one dunce of a Rott. My German Shepherds play-fight with each other a lot. Once a little beagle kept on nipping at one of my Shepherds and barking and generally being aggressive. My shepherd mostly tried to ignore it, like she normally does, but I guess this one pissed her off, because in one swift movement, like in half a second, she had flipped the beagle over and had her teeth at the beagle's throat. She didn't bite, but just showed that without a doubt she could kick that beagle's ass. I was just sort of standing there impressed, but the dog's owner started screaming at me, which I can totally understand.

My own Shih Tzu sometimes tries that aggressive stuff around my shepherds but it's funny. They usually just stick their snouts under her body and just flip her over. I imagine it's very frustrating for my Shih Tzu to have that happen over and over.

Shih-Tzus are very agressive and very much one-person dogs. They are loyal to their owner but not good with families for the most part. Beagles, while great hunting dogs for small game like quail, aren't killers. Dachshunds are most definitely killers. Best thing I ever saw was a racoon came in our yard and Sebi put his nose down and full steam ahead flipped the coon in the air and caught him by the throat before he came down, killing the coon instantly. I've been told that can do the same with badgers, but I've never had one come in our yard to witness it.