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by EKvonEarnhardt on 17 December 2010 - 02:12
I am a working dog perosn no surprise Dutch Shepherd first and foremost then the German Shepherd I just recently got a Malinios which is a cool dog to work . No small breeds but if I had to have one it would be a Corgi.
EK
EK
by CrysBuck25 on 17 December 2010 - 02:12
The German Shepherd dog, hands down. No other breed has the power to turn my head like a GSD.
Next up would be Collie...We have a border collie, but the breed is way too high strung for me, flighty...Have always loved the Rough Collie, but have to say that the grooming gets to be a pain. And the showline dogs have gotten funny looking of late, too, but I love them, and always have.
Crys
Next up would be Collie...We have a border collie, but the breed is way too high strung for me, flighty...Have always loved the Rough Collie, but have to say that the grooming gets to be a pain. And the showline dogs have gotten funny looking of late, too, but I love them, and always have.
Crys
by wrestleman on 17 December 2010 - 03:12
Malinois and an ACD. Both are pure working dogs. I love a Malinois ability to do bite work today put him in a kennel or home get him out 2 years from now give him a bite and he is right back where you left off . Only breed I know that can do that
by GSDSRULE on 17 December 2010 - 04:12
GSD's for their loyalty, looks and personality.
We have 3 Poms too, I always said I would never have a hairy yip yip, but we took in a Pom that a woman had to find a home for because her abusive husband was threating to kill it during her divorce. That dog was wonderful, didn't yap at all, never pottied in the house, was a great traveler. When she died we got 2 more. The three we have now are a little more typical of Pom temperment I think, but we love them. My husband is disabled and uses a power chair, our littlest one is his dog, for sure. She loves to ride in the chair with him.
I have had a hankering for a standard poodle, the apricot color I think it's called. Just a puppy clip, none of that show ring garbage.
We have 3 Poms too, I always said I would never have a hairy yip yip, but we took in a Pom that a woman had to find a home for because her abusive husband was threating to kill it during her divorce. That dog was wonderful, didn't yap at all, never pottied in the house, was a great traveler. When she died we got 2 more. The three we have now are a little more typical of Pom temperment I think, but we love them. My husband is disabled and uses a power chair, our littlest one is his dog, for sure. She loves to ride in the chair with him.
I have had a hankering for a standard poodle, the apricot color I think it's called. Just a puppy clip, none of that show ring garbage.
by MaggieMae on 17 December 2010 - 05:12
GSDSRULE -- My Toy Poodle was Apricot. I always had him in the puppy clip. I like the Standard Poodles too -- Poodles are very intelligent dogs.
by dave lorentzen on 17 December 2010 - 12:12
my ranger buddy...R.I.P. 17 aug 07:o(
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by Don Corleone on 17 December 2010 - 13:12
Dave, what breed do you have now? Do you participate in sports?
by EliDog on 17 December 2010 - 14:12
Hands down favorite is the Rottweiler. Followed closely by Riesenschnauzer. My female Riesenschnauzer is the most affectionate dog I've ever owned. A bed hog but sweet.
Keith Jenkins
Keith Jenkins
by dave lorentzen on 17 December 2010 - 21:12
don i have a doberman. this spring im getting a dobe puppy to work. with my old dog pictured i participated in schutzhund and akc obedience
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