Puppies
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Depends on if you want an indoor or outdoor dog, a small or large dog, a energetic or lathargic dog, etc...
Please be more specific on what you want?
I have owned Alaskan Husky's, Shar Pei's, Pit Bull's, Saint Bernard's, and Chow Chow's and they have all been good dogs but it is what you want them for specifically that will narrow it down.
Please be more specific on what you want?
I have owned Alaskan Husky's, Shar Pei's, Pit Bull's, Saint Bernard's, and Chow Chow's and they have all been good dogs but it is what you want them for specifically that will narrow it down.
How much space do you have?
How much time per day are you dedicating to exercise, walks, play, etc.
Do you want a small quiet lap dog?
Will it be an outside dog? i.e. in a kennel.
Do you have kids?
Lots of things to consider before choosing the best breed for you.
How much time per day are you dedicating to exercise, walks, play, etc.
Do you want a small quiet lap dog?
Will it be an outside dog? i.e. in a kennel.
Do you have kids?
Lots of things to consider before choosing the best breed for you.
Bassett Hounds......Not the easiest to train, but by far one of the best dogs to have. Bassetts like to be outside, but they also like being in the house. Very, very good with kids. Sweet dogs.
Although, I've also had the best luck with bassett rescue dogs, so I'm not as familar with puppies.
Labs.....easy to train, loves to play, great with kids, has a great disposition, and best of all....protective
Dude. Not the direction I thought this thread was going based on the title. You'll be hearing from my lawyer soon.
I had a lab/boarder collie mix growing up. Great dog from the humane society, but we had a big yard. Depends on the set up i guess. I have always been a fan of bigger dogs. Labs, retrievers, and huskies. Not great dane or mastif huge, but bigger dogs.
I agree on the boxer. Ours is amazing with our 4 year old. She tugs and jumps on him daily, and he just sits back and takes it.
