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shahab6 · 03-20-2009, 12:06 AM

I am planning on rescuing a dog from the local dog sanctuary

I am looking for a dog that is loyal, easy trained and good with children (as my little nephews are often at my house).

Any ideas on what would be the best type of dog for me?

Also, any thoughts on names for my doggie??

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and I DO KNOW that a dog is for life...I have been thinking about this for quite a while.

LiveDose · 03-20-2009, 12:08 AM

If you like small dogs Shih Tzus are great. We have one and she is loyal, sweet and great with our two kids. Dogs are awesome...

CybermedAndy · 03-20-2009, 12:20 AM

Always like Beagles

baddog · 03-20-2009, 12:20 AM

A black one.

donkevlar · 03-20-2009, 12:23 AM

I don't own a dog.

But I like pugs a lot... so nice, chilled out, not too much hair, best faces ever.

Don't get anything smaller than that though. All assholes.

03-20-2009, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by shahab6

I am planning on rescuing a dog from the local dog sanctuary

I am looking for a dog that is loyal, easy trained and good with children (as my little nephews are often at my house).

Any ideas on what would be the best type of dog for me?

Also, any thoughts on names for my doggie??

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and I DO KNOW that a dog is for life...I have been thinking about this for quite a while.

I have found that when you rescue a dog it is loyal. It knows that you saved it. You may want to look into getting a dog that is already an adult. I adopted a German Shepherd when she was 4 and she was already trained. A lot of people seem to want to adopt puppies and ignore the older dogs which is sad. Lola is now 8 and has been a joy to have. I also also adopted a Black Lab I named Husker from the pound when she was 11 months old. She was pretty easy to train. She will be 6 in July. Both of my girls are very good with kids. You need to pick a dog that fits in with your lifestyle.

03-20-2009, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

A black one.

I agree. There are always a lot of black dogs for adoption. Both my dogs are black.

ztik · 03-20-2009, 12:28 AM

Greyhound.

I have 2. Best dogs ever....!

PSSuperstars · 03-20-2009, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by LiveDose

If you like small dogs Shih Tzus are great. We have one and she is loyal, sweet and great with our two kids. Dogs are awesome...

I echo shih tzu.

nosey · 03-20-2009, 01:35 AM

American bulldog

Lady Masquerade · 03-20-2009, 01:56 AM

take me ;-)

Pornopat · 03-20-2009, 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by shahab6

I am planning on rescuing a dog from the local dog sanctuary

I am looking for a dog that is loyal, easy trained and good with children (as my little nephews are often at my house).

Any ideas on what would be the best type of dog for me?

Also, any thoughts on names for my doggie??

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and I DO KNOW that a dog is for life...I have been thinking about this for quite a while.

I have a chowawa and a mini pincher myself and I love them to death.
If you are looking for loyal,easy trained and good with children you are looking for something like a golden retriever though. They will take all kinds of shit from children and still smile and look happy.

WWC · 03-20-2009, 02:52 AM

One with muscles ;-)

Vicious_B · 03-20-2009, 05:48 AM

I grew up with German Shepherds and have had them my whole adult life also. They are great with kids, patient and protective.

fris · 03-20-2009, 06:03 AM

mona · 03-20-2009, 06:04 AM

Boston Terriers are GREAT dogs...They're bread for companionship now, so they're really lovable and easy to train.

However, ANY dog from a shelter deserves a home, and like Jane said, they KNOW that you just saved their lives...I think any lucky bow wow you pick up will be an absolute gem

pornguy · 03-20-2009, 06:06 AM

Jack Russel Mix or something like that.

CurrentlySober · 03-20-2009, 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

A black one.

Dogist!!!!

Davidstinator · 03-20-2009, 06:37 AM

A lot of factors to consider:

1. Lifestyle: Get a dog that fits your lifestyle or your projected lifestyle... For example, if you or your family is not really active, a super high energy dog might not be best... I dog sit my girlfriends black lab, who is a "failed search dog" - meaning that he had hip displasia so he couldn't go into service, but he's super super high energy. He really needs a ton of exercise, and he's completely obsessive about toys. (called high toy drive... lol, I know some women like that!) - but once he gets tired, he's a good, mellow, obedient dog.

Growing up, I had a shepard / husky. Great dog, got her as a rescue at when I was 5, she was 6 months... had her for 16 years.

Hounds like beagles / bloodhounds, etc... bay / bark a lot. That's what they do. So if noise is a consideration, that makes sense to get a quieter dog.

2. Size: Are you a big dog / small dog / medium dog person / family? I've always had big dogs growing up... my shepard/husky, and labs... good dogs, but when I moved into a condo, I didn't want a huge dog. I got a 18 lb Norwegian Lundehund which was a super great dog. too bad she went with the ex in the divorce.

3. Temperament: agree that pound/rescues can be loyal & loving. Be sure to try to get assurance that you can "test drive" the pup; perhaps bring her/him home for a weekend to see if they get along with your family / nieces, etc.

Do a search for "Dog breed selector" to pull up some online testing tools. That's what I used to find the "Norwegian Lundehund" - which I'd never heard of before, but turned out to be a great dog for me.

Good luck!

candyflip · 03-20-2009, 06:41 AM

The Pug is the official dog of GFY.

fris · 03-20-2009, 06:43 AM

pugs 4 lyfe

czarina · 03-20-2009, 07:31 AM

get an adult dog, that is still young; they dont need to be trained for the most part, and they'll always be greatful. Great ones to have around are labradors, maltese and muts in general.

baddog · 03-20-2009, 08:43 AM

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One with muscles ;-)

Damn. What is his workout regimen?

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Originally Posted by ThatGuyInTheCorner

Dogist!!!!

Hey, we have a black president. Black dogs are now hep.

John-ACWM · 03-20-2009, 09:52 AM

Just go there and you will fall in love with a dog...it's easy

bronco67 · 03-20-2009, 09:56 AM

If you are not very outdoorsy type active, do not get a Lab, Aussie Sheppard or Portugese Water Dog.

The Seduction of Art · 03-20-2009, 11:20 AM

starpimps · 03-20-2009, 11:22 AM

french bulldog..not too girly and very good with kids

Reak AGV · 03-20-2009, 11:22 AM

Get a cute one ;)

candyflip · 03-20-2009, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

Damn. What is his workout regimen?

Genetic mutation actually.

O MARINA · 03-20-2009, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by starpimps

french bulldog..not too girly and very good with kids

love them !

webair · 03-20-2009, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by shahab6

I am planning on rescuing a dog from the local dog sanctuary

I am looking for a dog that is loyal, easy trained and good with children (as my little nephews are often at my house).

Any ideas on what would be the best type of dog for me?

Also, any thoughts on names for my doggie??

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and I DO KNOW that a dog is for life...I have been thinking about this for quite a while.

French bulldog or an english bulldog

webair · 03-20-2009, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

Damn. What is his workout regimen?

Hey, we have a black president. Black dogs are now hep.

RACIST!

Deesnuts · 03-20-2009, 11:46 AM

labs, pits , really any kind if you get them young enough , and teach them right ,they well be good dogs

ianlester · 03-20-2009, 12:01 PM

Find a dog that fits your activity level first. For example labs, golden's those are dogs that need LOTS AND LOTS of exercise. If you're lazy or busy with kids all the time then get a big lazy dog... eg Mastiff or my personal fav breed Bull Mastiff's

munki · 03-20-2009, 12:05 PM

Breed is gonna matter way less than personality, especially with rescue dogs.

I currently have 2 rescues, Gigi (retreiver/shepard) and Lucca (chow/border collie).

Be sure to take your time when picking out your pup, ask the shelter to allow you to take it for a walk, so you can see it outside of the very very scary shelter environment. As long as the dog matches your personality, and you have the time, patience, and willingness to research proper training, any dog is a good dog.

geedub · 03-20-2009, 12:14 PM

just go man. you'll know who it will be when you see it. the dog pound is wack like that.

Andy CHOOPA · 03-20-2009, 12:21 PM

Smooth Coat Brussels Griffon

LeRoy · 03-20-2009, 03:06 PM

My dog Micro is totally cool. Found him at the pound

The dog even has his own myspace with more friends than I do LOL

www.myspace.com/micro2004 The playa has a girlfriend and all that shit.

but this is what I like about him. He just kicks it and hangs out

Overload · 03-20-2009, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by John-ACWM

Just go there and you will fall in love with a dog...it's easy

2nd that .. else; german sheppard or golden retriever

smack · 03-20-2009, 05:15 PM

i would recommend a pit bull. this is Isis. i rescued her about two months ago from the local shelter.

incredibly loyal, very obedient, and very loving. she's only 4 months and she has already been picking up commands very easily. she gets a bit over excited when she meets new people and tries to lick them to death, but she's starting to figure out that she needs to settle down before people will pay attention to her. the excitement is pretty much a constant with puppies though, with work and time she will grow out of it.

great dog though, and now i am sold on pit bulls completely. other breeds don't even compare.

PlugRush Sascha · 03-20-2009, 05:42 PM

We got a boxer for Christmas. She's a great dog and they're supposed to be very good with kids.

d-null · 03-20-2009, 05:52 PM

jack russell

SarahLLO · 03-20-2009, 05:57 PM

What size are you looking for?

I have a boxer, and she ADORES kids... it's pretty common with the breed. There are stories about them essentially "babysitting" kids by moving them away from fireplaces or stairs, etc. They're also very smart, though sometimes that can work against you, haha. This is true for bully breeds like pit bulls and such too... very smart, trainable, and LOVE kids.

When it comes to loyalty, though, my Black Lab/Shar Pei mix is almost insane about how loyal he is to me. Ever since the first day we brought him home, he's been by my side and seems to have little interest in anybody else. Supposedly that's common for Shar Peis, though.

SarahLLO · 03-20-2009, 05:57 PM

You do need LOTS of energy for a boxer, though... but if you have kids that probably won't be an issue.

Domino and I like to tear ass around the house and I fake kung fu fight with her, she's awesome <3

Elli · 03-20-2009, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by munki

Breed is gonna matter way less than personality, especially with rescue dogs.

I currently have 2 rescues, Gigi (retreiver/shepard) and Lucca (chow/border collie).

Be sure to take your time when picking out your pup, ask the shelter to allow you to take it for a walk, so you can see it outside of the very very scary shelter environment. As long as the dog matches your personality, and you have the time, patience, and willingness to research proper training, any dog is a good dog.

Great idea! Also take the kids with you to the shelter, to see how the dog reacts to them and how they react back. Don't feel like you have to get a dog on the first visit, either. It sounds like you're on the right track! I had a adult rescue and she was an awesome dog!

TrainWreckContent · 03-20-2009, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Davidstinator

A lot of factors to consider:

1. Lifestyle: Get a dog that fits your lifestyle or your projected lifestyle... For example, if you or your family is not really active, a super high energy dog might not be best... I dog sit my girlfriends black lab, who is a "failed search dog" - meaning that he had hip displasia so he couldn't go into service, but he's super super high energy. He really needs a ton of exercise, and he's completely obsessive about toys. (called high toy drive... lol, I know some women like that!) - but once he gets tired, he's a good, mellow, obedient dog.

Growing up, I had a shepard / husky. Great dog, got her as a rescue at when I was 5, she was 6 months... had her for 16 years.

Hounds like beagles / bloodhounds, etc... bay / bark a lot. That's what they do. So if noise is a consideration, that makes sense to get a quieter dog.

2. Size: Are you a big dog / small dog / medium dog person / family? I've always had big dogs growing up... my shepard/husky, and labs... good dogs, but when I moved into a condo, I didn't want a huge dog. I got a 18 lb Norwegian Lundehund which was a super great dog. too bad she went with the ex in the divorce.

3. Temperament: agree that pound/rescues can be loyal & loving. Be sure to try to get assurance that you can "test drive" the pup; perhaps bring her/him home for a weekend to see if they get along with your family / nieces, etc.

Do a search for "Dog breed selector" to pull up some online testing tools. That's what I used to find the "Norwegian Lundehund" - which I'd never heard of before, but turned out to be a great dog for me.

Good luck!

It's true, there is a lot to consider. I have a dauchsund/chiuaua mix. it's a rescue dog so it is very loyal and follows me everywhere. but, he barks whenever someone's outside and at other dogs (he kind of has little big man complex).

But I love my dog and wouldn't trade him for anything.

TrainWreckContent · 03-20-2009, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by bronco67

If you are not very outdoorsy type active, do not get a Lab, Aussie Sheppard or Portugese Water Dog.

That's definitely true. that or if you just don't have very much free time. My friend had an aussie shepard in college, and even with her taking the dog with her all over, to classes and anywhere she could, the dog still got into enough trouble that she eventually had to get rid of it. The reason was that those dog's are so smart that they get bored really easily...and that inevitably leads to trouble.

Just_Dave · 03-20-2009, 06:47 PM

get a cane corso those are bad ass dogs and real loyal to their owners

MandyBlake · 03-20-2009, 07:46 PM

get a mutt named pickles!

Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life · 03-20-2009, 08:04 PM

get a lab

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shahab6 So Fucking Banned Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Los angeles Posts: 1,614	What kind of dog should I get? I am planning on rescuing a dog from the local dog sanctuary I am looking for a dog that is loyal, easy trained and good with children (as my little nephews are often at my house). Any ideas on what would be the best type of dog for me? Also, any thoughts on names for my doggie?? any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and I DO KNOW that a dog is for life...I have been thinking about this for quite a while.

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Davidstinator Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: SoCal Posts: 103	A lot of factors to consider: 1. Lifestyle: Get a dog that fits your lifestyle or your projected lifestyle... For example, if you or your family is not really active, a super high energy dog might not be best... I dog sit my girlfriends black lab, who is a "failed search dog" - meaning that he had hip displasia so he couldn't go into service, but he's super super high energy. He really needs a ton of exercise, and he's completely obsessive about toys. (called high toy drive... lol, I know some women like that!) - but once he gets tired, he's a good, mellow, obedient dog. Growing up, I had a shepard / husky. Great dog, got her as a rescue at when I was 5, she was 6 months... had her for 16 years. Hounds like beagles / bloodhounds, etc... bay / bark a lot. That's what they do. So if noise is a consideration, that makes sense to get a quieter dog. 2. Size: Are you a big dog / small dog / medium dog person / family? I've always had big dogs growing up... my shepard/husky, and labs... good dogs, but when I moved into a condo, I didn't want a huge dog. I got a 18 lb Norwegian Lundehund which was a super great dog. too bad she went with the ex in the divorce. 3. Temperament: agree that pound/rescues can be loyal & loving. Be sure to try to get assurance that you can "test drive" the pup; perhaps bring her/him home for a weekend to see if they get along with your family / nieces, etc. Do a search for "Dog breed selector" to pull up some online testing tools. That's what I used to find the "Norwegian Lundehund" - which I'd never heard of before, but turned out to be a great dog for me. Good luck!

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