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Some are more likely to be lapdogs than others. I have three and only one is a total lapdog. My oldest, a spayed female soon to be 13, has always been lovable but too independent to be a lap dog. The neutered male (6) is also lovable and he will climb in your lap for a few minutes then heads for his favorite chair. My 3 year old show bitch is a total lap hound. As soon as I sit on the couch, she hops up and snuggles in my lap. She has always been this way. Wherever I am in the house, there is at least one and usually all three close by.
I have an un-spayed female and she does the same thing on walks. She’s “marking” like a male (twit!). She only does it on walks…. well, unless we’re at a show and then she’ll hold it forever! There is nothing wrong with her, she just wants others to know she’s been there. So they can read her “peemail.”
Toledo, United States.
