[Chris631]

[thoenew]

Originally Posted by spacey

Blue heeler or black lab

Out of 18 these are my favorite, labs are reserved but fun and blue heelers are always doing something wrong, never a dull moment

I have a black lab who just had puppies; the father is a blue healer. (My dog is a ****)

-bats

[r_racer11]

Huskies are horrible dogs to have if you dont have a huge ****ing yard for them. Weve had two and they both got kicked out of obedience school, one tackled a cop, destroyed countless neighbor hood picnics, we even put up an electric fence and the ****ers dug under it.

[Chris631]

planning on shooting the puppies again?

[thoenew]

actually got rid of them all, there were only ten, by how many people called, we could have gotten rid of 20 of the little ****ers

-bats

[Grim~ v2]

Originally Posted by r_racer11

Huskies are horrible dogs to have if you dont have a huge ****ing yard for them. Weve had two and they both got kicked out of obedience school, one tackled a cop, destroyed countless neighbor hood picnics, we even put up an electric fence and the ****ers dug under it.

I dont have that big of a yard and my dog does fine,doesnt misbehave or anything. learn2dog.

[ConradNorCal]

We got this girl at the pound. Not sure what breed exactly, but she's pretty chill.

[Chris631]

i bet you still had the slight urge to take one out and pop it

[r_racer11]

Originally Posted by Grim~ v2

I dont have that big of a yard and my dog does fine,doesnt misbehave or anything. learn2dog.

It wasnt us, ive had countless dogs and none of them we as hyper and disobedient as the huskys. Its a known fact that huskys are not easy dogs to own or train. They need alot of space or they will wander

[dub CRISP]

Originally Posted by r_racer11

Beagles are awesome dogs as well

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they are too ****ing smart

Originally Posted by Chris631

this guy doesn't give a ****



large dogs are awesome but they drool a lot and they don't live very long, wolves huskies shepherds are cool but they chew **** up a lot, little dogs are annoying as **** (except corgies) but they dont drool or chew **** that much and pitbulls/bull terriers are adorable and awesome but they can have anger management issues.

labs are easily trained and don't have any real problems but they are boring


also pure breeds, especially relatively uncommon ones tend to be inbred and have all sorts of annoying health problems.

[Rofling (Banned)]

I've been a vet tech for 2 years so I've worked with every breed.

Pitbulls- Extremely energetic, loyal, but hard to train and require a lot of exercise.

German Shepherds- Very loyal, but can be paranoid and overprotective, can be anti-social with other dogs and sometimes aggressive with strangers. Training difficultly is average.

Rottweilers- Tough, energetic, fairly easy to train. Also require a lot of exercise.

Chihuahuas- Know how to manipulate stupid humans. Very unintelligent, moderate training difficulty, can be very aggressive. Energy level varies.

Sharpeis- Very hard to train, aggressive, unpredictable dogs. Medium energy level.

Pomeranians- Can be aggressive, afraid of new situations, medium training difficulty. Energy level varies.

Huskys- Difficult to train, can be unpredictable, but also loyal.

Beagles- Loyal, fairly easy to train, non aggressive, and for the most part, intelligent. Not the most social with other dogs.

Various terriers- Bark quite a bit, not very social with dogs, loyal to humans, require a moderate amount of exercise. Moderate training difficulty.

Labradors- Require a lot of exercise, easy to train, rarely aggressive, usually social, and loyal. By far the easiest dog to work with from my experience.

Golden Retrievers- Pretty much the same as Labradors, except slightly more docile. Also very easy to work with.

That is my quick assessment from my personal experience of working with 20,000+ dogs. Like humans, there are ones that differ from the stereotype, although the stereotype is the most common. Training and the owner make quite a big difference, although breeds still have their innate tendencies.

[Subterfuge]

j/k

These are my friends, you see their dog curled up next to my pack? He followed us from the dirt road you see in the back ground, through the mosquito swarm infested knee deep swamp in the rain, up a bunch of huge boulders and all the way up to that cliff. I believe he's a german shepherd/husky mix. The background looks like grass, but it's actually trees.

[thoenew]

-bats

[averydabeast]

labs.

[dyepaint17]

Red bone coon hound. No health issues what so ever, and have very healthy babies. Only puppies I lost with mine died from a hurricane, except one who got ran over.

[White-out]

Great Dane.
Sweet dog, very intelligent breed

[IncompleteSpork90]

****ing Corgis.

[SuxXarD-V2]

Rhodesian Ridgeback.
They're bred to hunt lions.

[Muff Muff]

Be jealous *****es.

[haman]

Australian Cattle Dog

[saunders182]

German shepherd. Have 2. Love them both. They are easy to train. Intensely loyal. Very protective and great around kids.