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brtshstel

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Got a dog or want one? What breed? Got a favorite breed? Dislike any particular breed (and give a reason)?
 

Hunde Des Krieg

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I like Welsh Corgies.
I have had two, one was the best dog I have ever had.
They are so friendly it is astounding.

I currently have four dogs, the highest tally I remember is nine, although I know we've had more than that, I just can't remember.
I currently have one mutt one Welsh Corgi and two English Springer Spaniels.
My father used to breed Springer Spaniels for field trials, and we had what could only be described as a flock of them roaming our pasture. We devided the dogs into two categories, house dogs, that roam around the yards and house and are personal pets, and kennel dogs that are just Springers, and they get to roam the horse pastures during the day.
I have been around dogs as long as I can remember.
 

KaZZaP

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I'm just about to buy a puppy, I'm thinking either a Husky a German Shepperd or a Rottweiler.
 

Flap Jack452

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KaZZaP said:
I'm just about to buy a puppy, I'm thinking either a Husky a German Shepperd or a Rottweiler.
Go with Husky, they are so cool.
I personally have a black lab, he's a really good dog. Good with kids and what not if you have any.
 

TheEvilDuck

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I have 3 dogs, two mutts and a lab. I love all three of them a whole lot. :3

Mutts. Because all dogs need a home and they are typically smarter and healthier than pure breds.

That failing, Labrador retrievers are the sweetest and most loyal dogs I can think of. You can really feel their love. They're also always willing to play, are great swimmers, are really easy going, and get along with other animals.

I also love pit bulls. They get a horrible reputation but I have met some pits that are just as sweet and loyal as labs. They're typically friendly and kind of dopey and mushy. Some can have a mean streak but most are just mooshes.

And here is my lab. :3 He's my big dumb blond!!

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And here are the girls



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Abbie looks really stupid in this picture, but she's actually really smart. And really pretty.
 

reinersailer

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The woman, who hired a part of my house has two dogs, thats in the moment enough, but when i have enough time for one, i want one. Big enough not to sit down to pet.
 

Aschenkatza

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I have a Shih'tzu right now but... I want a bigger and more energetic dog, I'm told that as a Leo by best choice for a dog is a bulldog mastiff. They are so cute as puppies <3
 

Ridergurl10

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I adopted a mutt that I think is half chihuahua and half some type of terrier. He is really cute, smart and loyal! He loves people and is really well behaved. He is actually curled up next to me right now :)
 

TheEvilDuck

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Hunde Des Krieg said:
I like Welsh Corgies.
I have had two, one was the best dog I have ever had.
They are so friendly it is astounding.

I currently have four dogs, the highest tally I remember is nine, although I know we've had more than that, I just can't remember.
I currently have one mutt one Welsh Corgi and two English Springer Spaniels.
My father used to breed Springer Spaniels for field trials, and we had what could only be described as a flock of them roaming our pasture. We devided the dogs into two categories, house dogs, that roam around the yards and house and are personal pets, and kennel dogs that are just Springers, and they get to roam the horse pastures during the day.
I have been around dogs as long as I can remember.
Tell me the corgi's name is Ein!!
 

RebelRising

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German Shepherds are, without a doubt, the fiercest and most loyal dogs I know. I desperately want to be able to afford one.
 

Hunde Des Krieg

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TheEvilDuck said:
Hunde Des Krieg said:
I like Welsh Corgies.
I have had two, one was the best dog I have ever had.
They are so friendly it is astounding.

I currently have four dogs, the highest tally I remember is nine, although I know we've had more than that, I just can't remember.
I currently have one mutt one Welsh Corgi and two English Springer Spaniels.
My father used to breed Springer Spaniels for field trials, and we had what could only be described as a flock of them roaming our pasture. We devided the dogs into two categories, house dogs, that roam around the yards and house and are personal pets, and kennel dogs that are just Springers, and they get to roam the horse pastures during the day.
I have been around dogs as long as I can remember.
Tell me the corgi's name is Ein!!
No... it's a girl, and Ein just sounds like a boy name.
 
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I had an english setter,and he was awesome.
Hey,is there any breeds that are really good for families?Besides small dogs,like poodles.
 

Hunde Des Krieg

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Owned by 3 year olds said:
I had an english setter,and he was awesome.
Hey,is there any breeds that are really good for families?Besides small dogs,like poodles.
English Springer Spaniels make great family pets, they are friendly, gentle, and love to play fetch. And poodles can be very nasty...