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whats your favorite kind of dog? why?
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what is your favorite species of dog? why?
i like bischon friese because they don't shed and are friendly.
what about you?
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my favorite doggy is the labrador and golden retrievers, they're cute n cuddly plus they're just great, even tempered doggies
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I like peking dog or duck.
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Mine!
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Wire Hare Dachshund
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My dog
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Weimaraner are beautiful dogs. Golden Retrievers are friendly dogs.
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my baby she's a cockerpoo
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i don't have a dog and haven't had one since i was a child long ago but i have to say the labradors are the ulimate man's, woman's and childs's best friend.
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Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
I had one growing up, and, one day, I'll get another one. Great dogs. They're clever con-artists. And they look sort of like a German Shepherd with sawed-off legs.
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This is Roxy...I got her when I was 10 years old. She always slept inthe weirdest positions!!! HAHA
Sadly...she had to be put to sleep 3 months ago. *cry* She'll always be my favorite dog...
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Originally posted by Minty Fresh:
This is Roxy...I got her when I was 10 years old. She always slept inthe weirdest positions!!! HAHA
Sadly...she had to be put to sleep 3 months ago. *cry* She'll always be my favorite dog...
Sorry to hear about Roxy. I think the one big drawback about pets is that they don't live long enough and it hurts so much when they die. I lost my two cats within 11 months and it was almost more than I could bear.
Maybe I'll get a tortoise next: they live something like 100-150 years
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Originally posted by Spliff:
Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
I had one growing up, and, one day, I'll get another one. Great dogs. They're clever con-artists. And they look sort of like a German Shepherd with sawed-off legs.
I agree. If I get a dog, it's going to be a Corgi.
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Originally posted by Developer:
Golden Retrievers are friendly dogs.
Unfortunately, cancer is now so common in this breed (30-40%) that their life-expectancy has dropped to 8 years.
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I like all kinds of dogs. But I have a special place in my heart for dachshunds. Loads of personality and stamina, just don't deny them a spot on the couch! Here are my two:
Mitchell, I like your wire-hair.
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Originally posted by voyageur:
I like all kinds of dogs. But I have a special place in my heart for dachshunds. Loads of personality and stamina, just don't deny them a spot on the couch!
I've read that they're hard to house-train. Has that been your experience?
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I hate dogs. Disgusting animals.
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Originally posted by olePigeon:
I hate dogs. Disgusting animals.
I must be disgusting then cause my doggie sleeps in my bed with me, and kisses me (yes sometimes lips )
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Originally posted by Spliff:
I've read that they're hard to house-train. Has that been your experience?
I work and work and work... and I would say my dachshund is around 90% with regards to potty training. She knows not to go on the carpet, but there is nothing like waking up to see a little pool of pee on the floor in the kitchen. We are to the point where she in on a regular cycle with an accident about once every week.
I've talked to trainers that have said that after YEARS of attention, they are still only around 95%.
If I piss my dog off, she WILL get back at me.
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Originally posted by olePigeon:
I hate dogs. Disgusting animals.
I once thought that, and bitched and complained when we first got her (eating shoes, crapping on the floor, wanting to go out all the time, etc.), but now, I wouldn't know what to do without her.
I'm considering buying another one.
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Good pic!
My favorite is anything from the pound. I have a real problem with people bringing more dogs into the world for their financial gain while hundreds (probably thousands) of perfectly wonderful pets are put to sleep every day because there aren't enough homes for all of them. My dog is a Dalmatian and Australian Cattle Dog mix who was adopted and returned to the local shelter 5 times before nearly outstaying her welcome. Fortunatley, she was adoped by a couple who's hobby is ACD rescue, and ended up finding her way into our home.
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Get a cat. Cats are smarter than Dogs.
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Originally posted by Tantrum:
I must be disgusting then cause my doggie sleeps in my bed with me, and kisses me (yes sometimes lips )
awww, sweet doggy kisses
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whatevah!!! i do what i want!!
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My cats are idiots. They'd die in 3 days outside.
The smartest and best dog I have ever had is probably my favorite breed mix. He is 1/2 Labrador Retriever and 1/2 Greyhound. He is better than most people I have ever met. It tear me up to think that in a decade or so he will be gone. He has the affection and intelligence of a greyhound, and the protectiveness and intelligence of a lab.
Plus, he's GREAT with children.
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Just because Cats naturally crap in a box seems to make everyone think that they are smarter. I think there is something to be said for a dog that must be trained.
Also, in my defense, my dog is a pure breed. The twist is, she wasn't expected, so I took her off the breeders hands for a little less. Living in this apartment, I don't have the option to go to the pound as most around here are over 20 lbs. (our limit)
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Springer Spaniel - best dog in the world in my opinion. Always friendly and good natured, good fun if a little tiresome and not too big!
Sadly my dog got put to sleep 2 years ago, but as soon as I have time/space/money etc I'll get another... Just like another member of the family, home still feels odd without them!
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Originally posted by Spliff:
I've read that they're hard to house-train. Has that been your experience?
Yes, I've heard this too, and Mitchell's experience agrees with this. But my two were house-trained in a month, and never have accidents unless they're sick (almost never). My sister has 3 of them; 2 were no problem to train, but the third has accidents now and then when left alone. In other areas mine have been harder to train, because they're smart and stubborn, kind of like Jack Russell Terriers, but less extreme. They are VERY playful, energetic and affectionate; no dog is a better companion indoors and out than a dachsi. Are you planning to get a dog, Spliff? Your corgis are adorable; great pics! I've heard there is a corgi-dachshund cross called a "Dorgi" and the Queen of E has some.
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Beagles are really my favorite. They have such expressive faces, and they're great companions. Very gentle dogs.
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Originally posted by palmberg:
Beagles are really my favorite. They have such expressive faces, and they're great companions. Very gentle dogs.
Beagles are like retarded 2 year olds. Hyper and mischievous. But then, if you like retarded 2 year olds, then this is your breed of dog.
1,000th post. Woo hoo.
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Originally posted by Tantrum:
I must be disgusting then cause my doggie sleeps in my bed with me, and kisses me (yes sometimes lips )
You do realize they eat their own feces and the gods know what else.
I can't stand them because they ALWAYS stink no matter how much you clean them. Dogs have no concept of grooming themselves, except for the occasional licking ass or croch.
If you claim they don't stink it's because you've lived with them for too long.
I also can't stand any creature that trys to f*ck your leg. It's just disturbing.
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Originally posted by voyageur:
Are you planning to get a dog, Spliff? Your corgis are adorable; great pics! I've heard there is a corgi-dachshund cross called a "Dorgi" and the Queen of E has some.
One day I'll have another dog (and cat). Just not now. Maybe in 2-3 years.
I wish I could claim that I took those pics, but I just found them on the 'net. I don't currently have any pics of my late corgi on my computer (I have to scan a few).
I've heard about Dorgis. It's an interesting combo.
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i don't really like dogs but if i ever get one i'd get a black lab
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I like either black labs or german shepherds.
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When I buy a dog it will be one of these:
Rottweiler
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Pitbulls are the best. They are loyal, strong, and great with people and kids (just not other dogs).
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I'm what Willis was talking about.
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Originally posted by arson:
Pitbulls[/IMG]
Hate to say it, but your pitbull in that photo sure looks like he's licking his chops over your little girl...
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Originally posted by voyageur:
Hate to say it, but your pitbull in that photo sure looks like he's licking his chops over your little girl...
Yeah, it does look like that, doesn't it. He's obsessed with kids.
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I'm what Willis was talking about.
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Originally posted by Spliff:
Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
I had one growing up, and, one day, I'll get another one. Great dogs. They're clever con-artists. And they look sort of like a German Shepherd with sawed-off legs
Speaking of Corgis, here's mine:
More pix here.
And you're absolutely right about them being con artists. She's a little too smart for her own good, and has kind of a smartass attitude, but I love that dog more than any I've ever had! She is so clever about weighing risks to benefits, has amazing problem-solving skills, all that.
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Originally posted by Developer:
Weimaraner are beautiful dogs.
Mine is viscous.
edit: fixed vB code
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Mongrels. AKA 'no vet-bill dogs'
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A dead one.
Actually that's not quite true. I just don't like dogs that much. I'm allergic, and I'm not much of a pet person.
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Originally posted by Fyre4ce:
Actually that's not quite true. I just don't like dogs that much. I'm allergic, and I'm not much of a pet person.
How allergic are you? And have you ever had a pet?
If you've had pets before, I'd find it hard to believe that you don't like them.
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