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Breed: Collie because they look cool
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What is your favorite Dog Breed?
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Posted 19 February 2012 - 04:32 PM
If you could get a dog what breed would it be ,and why would you get that breed?
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Breed: Collie because they look cool
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Breed: Collie because they look cool
So many ideas in mah brain !!!!!
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Posted 19 February 2012 - 08:34 PM
German shepherds, because their very loyal, and I just plain like em.
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Posted 19 February 2012 - 11:13 PM
A Komondor so I don't have to dust or mop ever again....
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Posted 20 February 2012 - 07:14 PM
A Komondor so I don't have to dust or mop ever again....
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German shepherds, because their very loyal, and I just plain like em.
me too, that breed would be my second choice
So many ideas in mah brain !!!!!
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Posted 21 February 2012 - 12:45 AM
I would prefer Azkal so that I dont need to feem em up. 
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Posted 21 February 2012 - 12:49 AM
I'm a fan of the Siberian husky, since they seem very loving and are gorgeous. It probably wouldn't like the desert I live in, though. :S
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Posted 25 February 2012 - 11:45 PM
Rescue dogs FTW! Chocolate labs are cute but labs are crazy. Boxers are real smart and sweet. They ace all of the training test except the attack command because they are so kind. My best friend (may she rest in peace) was a terrier mix. Right now I have to rescue dogs a wirey haired terrier mix that may be a coydog and a lab/boxer mix. Their combined brain power couldn't heat a slice of bread.
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 12:34 AM
Shadow, my German Shepherd, passed away last December. He was almost 13, so we knew it was just a matter of time, but it was still very difficult.
German shepherds are very loyal and, being a shepherd, he was great with my kids -- I was the undisputed boss, but if I teased the kids or tickled them he would jump between us and (gently) push me away. When we were out for a walk he would stop at curbs without prompts and wait for me to tell him to cross. If a pedestrian approached I would say "Over," and he would move off the sidewalk and wait for the other person to pass and for me to tell him to proceed. He understood a huge number of verbal commands and about a dozen hand signals. He had been abandoned in a nearby town and we adopted him from a local shelter ten years ago.
I've had several dogs -- my parents had a dog when I was born -- but I know and understand German Shepherds best. When things settle down here I'll be looking for another.
German shepherds are very loyal and, being a shepherd, he was great with my kids -- I was the undisputed boss, but if I teased the kids or tickled them he would jump between us and (gently) push me away. When we were out for a walk he would stop at curbs without prompts and wait for me to tell him to cross. If a pedestrian approached I would say "Over," and he would move off the sidewalk and wait for the other person to pass and for me to tell him to proceed. He understood a huge number of verbal commands and about a dozen hand signals. He had been abandoned in a nearby town and we adopted him from a local shelter ten years ago.
I've had several dogs -- my parents had a dog when I was born -- but I know and understand German Shepherds best. When things settle down here I'll be looking for another.
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 11:19 AM
Growing up we had dogs around all the time,
when I was very small we had a pure white German Shepherd named cameil...she was great with us,you know
how little kids can be with animal's, always pullin their ears ,tail, wanting to ride them...
when Cameill had, had enough of us she would gently take our wrists in her mouth and then lead us over to either mom or daddy...as if to say "ok, it's your turn"
Later we had a poodle, mom named it pizzario( daddy refered to her as "That sorry a$$ed dog" because she was always runnin away...
When i was a teenager we had another German Shepherd named Rob,he loved fried chicken and to run thru the
water hose in the summer and play with us, we also had a shepherd/dobie mix named brandi, i got her when she was just 6 week's old, she could fit in the palm of my hand, they were both very even tempered dogs...
Later on my folks got a bishion(sp?) named "Sweetie", she was smart and very comical....
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I was "Sweetie's" mouth piece for years....
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when I was very small we had a pure white German Shepherd named cameil...she was great with us,you know
how little kids can be with animal's, always pullin their ears ,tail, wanting to ride them...
when Cameill had, had enough of us she would gently take our wrists in her mouth and then lead us over to either mom or daddy...as if to say "ok, it's your turn"
Later we had a poodle, mom named it pizzario( daddy refered to her as "That sorry a$$ed dog" because she was always runnin away...
When i was a teenager we had another German Shepherd named Rob,he loved fried chicken and to run thru the
water hose in the summer and play with us, we also had a shepherd/dobie mix named brandi, i got her when she was just 6 week's old, she could fit in the palm of my hand, they were both very even tempered dogs...
Later on my folks got a bishion(sp?) named "Sweetie", she was smart and very comical....
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I was "Sweetie's" mouth piece for years....
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Posted 04 March 2012 - 03:11 AM
I'm a fan of the Siberian husky, since they seem very loving and are gorgeous. It probably wouldn't like the desert I live in, though. :S
agreed on siberian husky, they are very loyal, playful, and protective dogs at the same time. they are very reliable but need a lot of room to run. not good for where i currently live
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Posted 04 March 2012 - 11:47 PM
Jack Russells, I've had a few different breeds over the years but when I lost my little mate a couple of years ago I swore I would never have another dog.(aged 16)
Very high energy but these people had it worked out.
Very high energy but these people had it worked out.
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 07:35 AM
I had a dog, back in the 70's, 1/2 dalmation and 1/2 miniature german shepard. She was all black. Best dog I ever owned, great with kids, let me know if anybody got within 15 ft of the house. Since then I've owned a couple of pure breds, but I like the mixed better. But it's hard when you lose them.. 
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 10:24 AM
I'd prefer a mutt, the runt of the litter. Second choice, some poor pooch in doggie jail.
The runts know how to fight for what they need to survive and they are the most loyal dogs.
I have nothing against any breed but terriers are my choce; The Skye/mixed I adopted would tackle a tornado and I'd give you 50-50 odds.
The runts know how to fight for what they need to survive and they are the most loyal dogs.
I have nothing against any breed but terriers are my choce; The Skye/mixed I adopted would tackle a tornado and I'd give you 50-50 odds.
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