what is your favorite dog breed?
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Poodles of all sizes. Their intelligence can't be beat in my opinion! Plus, our new puppy (Toy Poodle) is the most athletic dog I've ever seen; there seems to be no limit to how far/high he can jump!
God-awful picture quality.. My phone is several years old (like 5). The one on the left is Chyna (Toy Poodle, named by my sister, female) and the one on the right that you can barely see is Digit (Toy Poodle, named by my wife, male).
God-awful picture quality.. My phone is several years old (like 5). The one on the left is Chyna (Toy Poodle, named by my sister, female) and the one on the right that you can barely see is Digit (Toy Poodle, named by my wife, male).
I'm going to have to agree with the Rottweiler. Planning on getting one from here. http://www.choicek9s.com/
ATM I have a Cocker Spaniel. I've read that they're finicky, nervous dogs that like to nip at people in general and don't seem to do well with smaller children. I must have gotten lucky because mine has fallen right into line with my kids and has been trained to wake them up in the AM when I tell him to by licking their face and tugging on the ankle to their pajamas.
Then again, I'm also a a fan of the American Pitt Bull Terrier. I was raised around these animals and have personally raised 2 of them. Not one sign of aggression toward people or other animals with my first 2. They passed naturally of old age while in my care. However, I adopted one that was about 3 1/2 years old that had passed every single test I could throw at him. And he eventually ripped the leg off of a Maltese / Poodle mix. I had scheduled him to be put down by a local Animal Shelter. but the owner of the shelter decided to take him home to his horse ranch. He now lives with this man and his wife. No children, no small animals, no breeding.
Mike
ATM I have a Cocker Spaniel. I've read that they're finicky, nervous dogs that like to nip at people in general and don't seem to do well with smaller children. I must have gotten lucky because mine has fallen right into line with my kids and has been trained to wake them up in the AM when I tell him to by licking their face and tugging on the ankle to their pajamas.
Then again, I'm also a a fan of the American Pitt Bull Terrier. I was raised around these animals and have personally raised 2 of them. Not one sign of aggression toward people or other animals with my first 2. They passed naturally of old age while in my care. However, I adopted one that was about 3 1/2 years old that had passed every single test I could throw at him. And he eventually ripped the leg off of a Maltese / Poodle mix. I had scheduled him to be put down by a local Animal Shelter. but the owner of the shelter decided to take him home to his horse ranch. He now lives with this man and his wife. No children, no small animals, no breeding.
Mike
I dunno about mine being nervous. The spaniel is still very young but she readily plays around after a few days since I got her and it appears she is peeing and pooping in the right places. Quite unexpected. Goooodddd... Most of my puppies would excrete wastes just about anywhere but not this one.
I love any smashedface species, mostly English Bulldogs and Pugs though...you can't beat their character.
