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    • Posts: 1,195 Member
      boxer!!!!
    • Posts: 1,955 Member
      border collie - cant get much smarter and will help you round up the kids for dinner
    • Posts: 25 Member
      We have had several different breeds over the years. We have all rescues right now. We love all our little furry friends, but my favorite is or Welsh Corgi. He is just so loving and such a great pal. I can't say enough about what a great breed the Corgi is. :)
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    • Posts: 1,463 Member
      Any lab mix!
    • Posts: 1,365 Member
      I love labs. But my chocolate lab was as FBR as I am. Lemme go play with that skunk. Fast forward to next week… lemme go play with that skunk…

      And of course, German shepherds 🤙🏼
    • Posts: 4,877 Member
      What about a mixed breed dog? They have less health problems in general. I had a chow and yellow lab mix and also a shepherd and Akita mix that I loved. They both lived to be 15-16 years old, were beautiful and had great personalities.
    • Posts: 9,724 Member
      edited June 2021
      tmanfive wrote: »
      I love labs. But my chocolate lab was as FBR as I am. Lemme go play with that skunk. Fast forward to next week… lemme go play with that skunk…

      And of course, German shepherds 🤙🏼

      Can you remind me what FBR means again, I know I read it recently when you explained it before but my senior brain is swiss-cheesy lately. :(

      I wanted to comment on your chocolate lab comment. One of my 2 dogs is a choc.-lab mix and sweet as all get out. BUT she's a needy sort, kinda nervous, and wants to bark/chase everything within a 20 mile radius. After I had adopted her, I read online somewhere how choc. labs can be high-strung clowns. :) I wouldn't give her, or my other lab-pitbull mix, up for anything but some days.......

      I think, if I were to ever get another dog, it might be a boxer mix. Our neighbor has THE sweetest dog, part boxer and that thing is a total love.
    • Posts: 77 Member
      edited June 2021
      I’m a huge fan of huskies and go into the mountains very often. Mine is a Seppala Siberian Sleddog.. I also have a new puppy golden doodle. cb53czigan7s.jpeg
    • Posts: 1,365 Member
      edited June 2021
      ReenieHJ wrote: »
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      Can you remind me what FBR means again, I know I read it recently when you explained it before but my senior brain is swiss-cheesy lately. :(

      I wanted to comment on your chocolate lab comment. One of my 2 dogs is a choc.-lab mix and sweet as all get out. BUT she's a needy sort, kinda nervous, and wants to bark/chase everything within a 20 mile radius. After I had adopted her, I read online somewhere how choc. labs can be high-strung clowns. :) I wouldn't give her, or my other lab-pitbull mix, up for anything but some days.......

      I think, if I were to ever get another dog, it might be a boxer mix. Our neighbor has THE sweetest dog, part boxer and that thing is a total love.

      Not the brightest bulb in the pack…. 🙂

      My chocolate lab was my bird dog. But dang, she was retar… er, not so smart.

      Literally got sprayed, like imma stick my nose to that spray hole close, by a skunk twice in about a week and a half.
    • Posts: 43,865 Member
      I have a German Shepherd and a Siberian Husky ...Both great dogs :)
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      Megan_smartiepants1970 wrote: »
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      2 of my favorite breeds! Love my husky
    • Posts: 9,097 Member
      edited June 2021
      I rescued a pitty 7 years ago. By far the smartest, loving, and gentle dog I've had. Mine is extremely good with all people/kids. Generally Pittys are very family orientated and loyal dogs and will snuggle or attempt to be a lapdog if you allow it.

      I suggest you go with whatever fits your lifestyle. If you're active find a dog that can join you. Visit the sites of rescues as they will give out the info on each individual dog (E.G., good with kids, other dogs, cats, etc..).

      Here is mine taking a break from skateboarding.bkf5180w54y5.png
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    • Posts: 6,199 Member
      I wonder if the O/P is still pondering the decision 8 years later 🤔
    • Posts: 1,463 Member
      edited June 2021
      Chieflrg wrote: »
      I rescued a pitty 7 years ago. By far the smartest, loving, and gentle dog I've had. Mine is extremely good with all people/kids. Generally Pittys are very family orientated and loyal dogs and will snuggle or attempt to be a lapdog if you allow it.

      I suggest you go with whatever fits your lifestyle. If you're active find a dog that can join you. Visit the sites of rescues as they will give out the info on each individual dog (E.G., good with kids, other dogs, cats, etc..).

      Here is mine taking a break from skateboarding.bkf5180w54y5.png

      I love the look on his dog's face:D So cute!!! I had a doberman/chocolate lab mix all throughout my 20s (til my ex-husband got custody) Everyone was so scared of him, but he was the smartest, sweetest dog ever
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    • Posts: 1,463 Member
      My yellow lab/ terrier mix is also very smart and thinks she's human, haha
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    • Posts: 256 Member
      Cocker Spaniel is a lovely breed of dog.
    • Posts: 113 Member
      Rescue!! For every puppy bought from a breeder, another dog dies in a shelter. And most shelters give you a foster trial to see if the dog works well with your family and your lifestyle. #adoptdontshop

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