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Thinking of getting a second dog, Please recommend breed you like
The title says it all, I've had a Mastiff, a great Dane and a few bastards. Not sure what to get. The current one is a bastard, and one of the best i've had. So recommend me the one you like...
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Boston Terrier
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my last 2 were Dobies :thumbsup
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Alaskan Malamute or a Samoyed...those are on my list at the moment....
but a bastard can be good as well...ive had plenty of those as well as Labs...Basset hounds are fun as well...have one in the office...if you want a chill lazy dog..LOL |
Poodle or a doodle lol
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Nice, I see you like animals. :) I got two German Shepherds, and I can't imagine spending time with any other breed, but that's just my 2 cents.
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go to a shelter and adopt one...do not buy from breeders...as for what breed, mastifs and great danes are for experienced owners, you need to walk them a lot and they have tons of trouble when they grow old...all big heavy dogs do...if you want a low maintenance dog get a mix...
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Boxers :)
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Rosie Odonnell
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Small dog: shiztsu, King Charles spaniel or cocker spaniel
Large dog: golden retriever |
I'm partial to curley coated retrievers myself but they are hard to come across and longer waiting lists.
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If you don't know what you like, then maybe you should stick with the dogs you have.
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Black labs always put a smile on my face
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I have a Frenchie, English Bulldog and a Beagle. LOVE the Frenchies attitude but they can have spine issues so probably not the best to have with playing with bigger dogs.
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Never really liked small dogs. Unitl we got one for my son. She is a Chihuahua and adorable. Looks like a doberman and will attack anything 100 times her size.
With people she is very nervous but after a few minutes she warms up and loves you. Does not really growl or bark at people unless they come into the yard. |
My Rottweiler was the best dog I had. So loving and loyal. The only thing is they don't live ling compared to other breeds
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I'd personally go with the GSD. Very smart, awesome protection. They are very good family dogs. They are highly intelligent and need to be stimulated both mentally and physically or they can get into shit they shouldn't. Another thing is they shed like crazy, so be prepared for lots of brushing and vacuuming.
Right now I have an Italian Greyhound. He's cute and he's a little mush ball who constantly craves your attention, but he's also a little nightmare. The IG has broken both legs so far (they are notorious for breaking them) which cost me $8k in vet bills, and he still (after 2 years) is still not fully housebroken. They HATE going out in any inclement weather. I'm talking if the wind is blowing too hard or it's sprinkling, they don't wanna go. |
Currently have a pug and he's awesome :thumbsup
I've had a pitbull, golden retriever, cockerspaniel, and daschund but by far the best dog out of all these is the pug. |
You might find this useful: funny (yet true) dog breed guide.
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Marshall - our 2yr old shepweiler.
Owned several dogs over the years...gotta say this one's among the very best. Great disposition, awesome guard dog. https://scontent-yyz1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...ea&oe=5B62DA1A https://scontent-yyz1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...83&oe=5B65B093 |
St. bernard dog.
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Leo iz a DooGGYYYY ! |
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I agree... https://img.mundoperros.es/wp-conten...-como-raza.jpg :thumbsup |
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Mutts FTW
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+1 for adoption. There are millions of homeless dogs who would love a good home. Contributing to breeders fuels their desire to continue breeding, which is good for no one.
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Go for a small breed, stress reliever, easy maintenance and they are not bastards.
Try Shitzou. |
It depends what you want the dog for - these 2 are working dogs, they have never been allowed in the house. ( Wirehaired Vizla )
They are intelligent loyal and very active. Although I dont think I would want a Vizla for a house dog. I would get a Teckel. http://lic.me/i/2bx-g |
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Absolutely the best dog, calm, relaxed, rarely barks, loves people. Gentle with kids and other animals. Downside, because if the short snout, his snoring is earth rattling. |
Thanks everyone, the German Shepard seems to be popular...
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lots of good ones
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Jack Russel - Mad as hell but great fun...
The real Eddy is a Jack..... |
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Moose is a big dog!
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A lot of people here keep wolf dogs. If you're afraid of being robbed or burgled. They will keep anything out. And good with kids. https://dogbreedatlas.com/images/dog...83746619-1.jpg Our neighbour has two. https://i.imgur.com/GSkqlS5.jpg https://i.imgur.com/4Lqo1Y5.jpg They love to play, but the male one is jealous of my dog. The female likes him. |
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Just that Boxers need it more. Not a dog to leave on its own especially when under 5. |
I would trade my 1 year old Chocolate Lab for the world.
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Morkie ;)
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