Thinking about adoption
A pet, that is. I must be nesting... but being without a job would make the transition for a new addition easier since I'd be home, at least in the beginning.
Sadly, a cat is out of the question because of allergies, so I'm thinking that a small, apartment-sized dog would be great. No, not a lap dog necessarily, but a dog that could be paper trained and who wouldn't be absolutely miserable being inside a lot.
Jack Russell Terrier? Beagle?
Those are the first breeds that come to mind, but in reality, the choice will be based on who is at the animal shelter -- although my preference would be for a short-haired, relatively young but house-trained critter.
My family has had a Maltese
(who had an absurdly long registered name but we called him "Max"), and extended family has had multiple Pomeranians. 
(No, these aren't our actual pets; they just play them on my blog.) My sister has a Miniature Pinscher. 
But, according to this site, those breeds are all high energy indoors, so, um, maybe not.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Sadly, a cat is out of the question because of allergies, so I'm thinking that a small, apartment-sized dog would be great. No, not a lap dog necessarily, but a dog that could be paper trained and who wouldn't be absolutely miserable being inside a lot.
Jack Russell Terrier? Beagle?
Those are the first breeds that come to mind, but in reality, the choice will be based on who is at the animal shelter -- although my preference would be for a short-haired, relatively young but house-trained critter.
My family has had a Maltese
(who had an absurdly long registered name but we called him "Max"), and extended family has had multiple Pomeranians. 
(No, these aren't our actual pets; they just play them on my blog.) My sister has a Miniature Pinscher. 
But, according to this site, those breeds are all high energy indoors, so, um, maybe not.Anyone have any suggestions?
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