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I WANT A DOG!

i want another dog... more is better:lol:
 
i want another dog... more is better:lol:

Get an airdale. They do not shed dog hair. They are very intelligent and obedient and they do not stray when they are loose outside.

skieur
 
i want another dog... more is better:lol:

Get an airdale. They do not shed dog hair. They are very intelligent and obedient and they do not stray when they are loose outside.

skieur
they are beautiful i do agree.... i also like the english bull terrier... something about them... kind of funny looking but soooo soooo cute all wrapped up... also like the way they stand.... cannot knock them off their feet.. :mrgreen:
 
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Don't get a Pug. They shed like nothing you've ever seen. :meh:

But aside from that....and the snotting thing, they're great companions.
 
Don't get a Pug. They shed like nothing you've ever seen. :meh:

But aside from that....and the snotting thing, they're great companions.

I heard pugs smell..... though all the ones i've met i haven't really noticed a smell... though they were all outside so maybe thats the reason...


Standard Poodles are nice for people who have allergies...

I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback, and am getting another one by the end of the summer. :heart::heart::heart:

I like Beagles.
 
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Pembroke Welsche Corgi!

Admittedly a bit on the more active side but CRAZY smart (trained both of mine every "good citizen trick in literally 30 minutes), very sweet, awesome with kids, and not big but absolutely built like a truck.
 
Don't get a Pug. They shed like nothing you've ever seen. :meh:

But aside from that....and the snotting thing, they're great companions.

I heard pugs smell..... though all the ones i've met i haven't really noticed a smell... though they were all outside so maybe thats the reason...

The wife and I breed AKC pugs (got a 4 week old litter right now). They do shed like all hell, but they definitely don't stink... :lol:. As far as "snotting", we don't have any problems... unless you typo'd and meant snorting (and snoring), which they do quite well.
They are the one of the best companion dogs I have ever had.

And kudos for pulling this thread out of the basement....
 
I heard pugs smell..... though all the ones i've met i haven't really noticed a smell... though they were all outside so maybe thats the reason...

They fart! They are well known to fart a lot.
 
My first home will not be my first home until I have a Siberian Husky.
 
My first home will not be my first home until I have a Siberian Husky.
i love them all.. and i agree.. a home without a dog is just a place to hang your hat.. a dog makes a home complete..:mrgreen: or a cat.. but i love dogs
 
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I think Boxers are beautiful! So regal looking. (so non-Odin like) :lol: Are they really dumb, Arch??

dunno really....... they look pretty dumb.... and my mates got one and its clumsy as hell......funny tho.... i like em. :mrgreen:

I grew up with a boxer. They are extremely active, very funny, and "try" their best to be obedient....not always successfully. They are also quite loyal and protective when necessary.

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skieur
 
Have you looked into terriers? The majority of them have minimal shedding (landlord should like that part!). It is true, terriers have a bad reputation for beign excessively noisy, and though I am not saying this is entirely false, if the dog is not trained/socialized properly it will become a nuisance. With my Miniature Schnauzer, he 'woofs' (we all know how 'bark's differ from 'woofs' don't we? ;)) when someone is at the door, and other then this, he doesn't utter a peep.

Regarding activity, he has his daily run abouts in the morning, afternoon and evening, and he usually gets two 30 min. walk every day. The rest of the day, he is content to lay on my lap (such as right now) or lay on the ground chewing away at a nylabone.

Did I mention they are awfully handsome?

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Since this is a photography forum, I should mention this was taken with a little P&S and I never took the time to remove the colour cast. Whoops.
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I had an over-sized Standard Schnauzer at one point. They can be very stubborn, but they are very protective of their family and particularly children. When I lived in a not-so-nice neighbourhood, I always let my dog out with my kids. No one went near them, without the dog's permission.

skieur
 

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