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02-12-2009
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#51 (permalink)
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I very love the my dogs Russian Black Terriers, yet love Irish Wolfhound.It is very good breeds. I have Russian Black Terriers already 20 years.
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02-12-2009
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#52 (permalink)
| | Junior Member Newborn
Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Chicago
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The best breed ever has to be the English Setter. Ours is 15 years old and I have loved every single day with him.
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02-16-2009
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| | Guest | Keeshond - My favorite dog of all time
Keeshond - Loyal, Intelligent, Excellent Watch Dog, Charming Personality, and Great Spirit
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02-26-2009
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#54 (permalink)
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Pomeranians. Def. They are just beautiful, spunky little things. I crack up when I'm watching dog shows on tv and I see one..Just the way they walk..I'm getting my first pom today! yay!
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02-27-2009
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| | Guest | my favorite breed
My favorite breed is the Border Collie. My dog is a Border Collie. I am using her for 4-H. She is very smart. She is learning a lot of nice obedience skills very quickly. I love her and would not trade her for any other dog in the world. My other breeds of dogs that are at least close to my favorite are:
Dalmations
Labradors
Australian Shephards
Blue Heelers( some)
German Shephards( like the way police work with them)
So there you go!
Oh, and about the Pit Bulls. There are some lines of Pit Bulls that aren't very bad. I almost agree with you, but only to a certain extent. People have a right to say what their favorite dog breed is without getting picked on( especially online on a Forum) A matter of fact, this forum is just labeled " What is your Favorite Dog Breed." So enough of ths subject because really it is off topic.
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03-04-2009
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| | Guest | Miniature German schnauzer
We had a miniature German Schnauzer that died in 2003. She was my favorite pet. She weighed about 10 pounds and was a lap dog. She didn't chew like the dogs we have had since. She didn't shed. I miss her.
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03-08-2009
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Personally, I am a very active person. I prefer Australian Cattle Dog, which is a very active one. My kids love them too. Though after my Australian cattle dog died last November, I didn't buy a new one. I have a 3 year old daughter and she loves to play. I know it would be dangerous for her to have an untrained Australian cattle dog which loves to nip at moving objects.
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03-08-2009
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#58 (permalink)
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Personally, I am a very active person. I prefer Australian Cattle Dog, which is a very active one. My kids love them too. Though after my Australian cattle dog died last November, I didn't buy a new one. I have a 3 year old daughter and she loves to play. I know it would be dangerous for her to have an untrained Australian cattle dog which loves to nip at moving objects.
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03-19-2009
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I think it depends on your lifestyle. I'm one for the open air and walking many, many miles. I have a Siberian Husky and find her to be an amazing animal, she is so switched on and very loving. Alot of hard work needs to go into a Husky.
Then my mum has a Bishion Freis, who likes her walks but not as much as me and the Husky.
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04-17-2009
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#60 (permalink)
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Great Danes because they are reliable giants and protect their owners like crazy! They also eat just about anything so its really easy to feed them ;-) lol
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