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Favorite Dog Breed???
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Bangbang
Active Member
Check out these awsome dogs. I want one but my wife would kill me if I brought another puppy home.
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/americanbulldog.htm
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/americanbulldog.htm
Todd
Rajun Cajun
MUTTS. I love Mutts. I don't actually care for breeds. From my experiences, pure bred dogs always had problems. I had a Yorkshire Terrier that would bite everyone. I had a Cocker Spanial that would bite everyone also. Both had terrible mental problems.
Currently I have a Pitbull/German Shepherd Mix who is great. The other one we're not sure about. He's the one in my avatar. Some say he is a Jindo (Rare Korean fighting dog; Hope I spelled it right). Some say he is some type of Chow/Golden retriever mix. Although, he has the temperment of a Jindo. They're both great dogs, and lots of fun, although the one in my avatar is a lot of trouble. Neither of them have ever thought about biting me even though ther 60 to 70 pounds heavier than the Yorkshire and Cocker.
Currently I have a Pitbull/German Shepherd Mix who is great. The other one we're not sure about. He's the one in my avatar. Some say he is a Jindo (Rare Korean fighting dog; Hope I spelled it right). Some say he is some type of Chow/Golden retriever mix. Although, he has the temperment of a Jindo. They're both great dogs, and lots of fun, although the one in my avatar is a lot of trouble. Neither of them have ever thought about biting me even though ther 60 to 70 pounds heavier than the Yorkshire and Cocker.
Scuba Pete
Le plongeur avec attitude...
That would be a cat. 
"Kids and dogs are good for two things: Kids and dogs!"
"Kids and dogs are good for two things: Kids and dogs!"
Bastet
Vile Stove-Toucher
It's funny, I was having a conversation with Jaiket the other day about dogs. I'm not really a dog person - I'm definitely a cat person, and I tend to react like a cat when I'm around any dogs. We actually bred Salukis briefly when I was a kid, and did the whole dog-show circuit thing for years. I hated being stuck in the car with those dogs for hours on end, and the Melbourne Show was the worst, because one of us would always have to stay with the other dogs while one was being shown in the ring. The dog pavillion at the Melbourne Show is massive - an enormous shed, like a factory (at least it seemed that large to me). Being stuck in that place with all those dogs barking scarred me for life, I reckon...and the smell! I cannot stand the smell of dog these days. Who knows, I may change my mind if I met the right dog. But none I have seen so far would cut the mustard. Small yappy dogs are the worst, btw (sorry DarkDale).
But none I have seen so far would cut the mustard. Small yappy dogs are the worst, btw (sorry DarkDale).I'd have a Saluki over an Afghan...they've still got the feathered ears and tail, but their body hair is more like a greyhound. Much easier to maintain.Squirt said:
That's probably the only small dog I'd even consider...blame it on Wee Jock from the tv show Hamish MacBeth.Squirt said:
Quoth The Raven
Half Arsed Muse
Irish Wolfhounds are my personal favourites. Followed by Kelpies and Border Collies in no particular order. Though the poodle crosses always seem like lovely dogs...we did a job for a couple with a Groodle (Golden Retriever x Poodle - his owner described him as a hyperactive 8 year old boy) and my dad has a Spoodle (Spaniel x Poodle), and they're both big, cuddly, lovely dogs.
Feathers in Hair
World's Tallest Hobbit
While I'm very happy with mixed breeds, I hope someday to get a pug. (Like a mascot for my hopefully self-owned massage therapy business that I dream of.)
Quoth The Raven
Half Arsed Muse
Yeah, I got bitten by a collie, too.Bangbang said:
That, and my sister in laws stupid, nasty, yappy Maltese Terrier/Shih Tzu cross. Waste of bloody life dog...ought to be hit with a hammer.
Terrywoodenpic
Oldest Heretic
Standard Dachsunds. Wirehaired variety, though I have had smooths.
The long haired a vain, the smooths are haughty, the wires are just fun.
But all are brave and loyal.
Terry_________________
Blessed are the pure of heart, they shall behold their God.
The long haired a vain, the smooths are haughty, the wires are just fun.
But all are brave and loyal.
Terry_________________
Blessed are the pure of heart, they shall behold their God.
despi
Member
Darkdale, I started with one Shih Tzu 15 yrs ago, and loved the breed so much that I added 4 more to our family since then....they are very loving, happy dogs and great with my grandchildren.....and they're not "too" yappy.Darkdale said:****zu and Pugs are my favorites. Yeah, real manly, I know. *sighs*
Our oldest male shih tzu thinks he is 10 feet tall ! We also have a lab, a dalmation/collie mix, a pug and 8 cats.....and recently added 2 cockatiels to the mix. And yes, my husband has threatened to divorce me if I bring home anymore animals....but of course, he loves everyone of them....that is....after he adjusts!:hug:
Green Gaia
Veteran Member
I love cocker spaniels. Except they can be very nervous dogs and pee everywhere when excited.