Dogs
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The_Oakley_Kid
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bichon, hands down... little, white and fun as hell.
The_Oakley_Kid
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haha so true.
mmmmm...Pie
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I think he meant the picture...
I've got two weiner dogs. They're not very bright, but they're quite entertaining.
I've got two weiner dogs. They're not very bright, but they're quite entertaining.
The_Oakley_Kid
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why would you shoot a dog?
Calb3rt
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i shot this pup last summer. shes ugly and has inflamed anal glands but a great dog none that less. small-med size.
when i met Timber here, in the middle of nowhere, i thought he was a wolf at first but then his owner came out of the hillside. he needs to be the alpha male or else he gets angry so naturally i challened him to a wrestling match. i tamed him and we rode off in the direction of pleasure town. very large.
when i met Timber here, in the middle of nowhere, i thought he was a wolf at first but then his owner came out of the hillside. he needs to be the alpha male or else he gets angry so naturally i challened him to a wrestling match. i tamed him and we rode off in the direction of pleasure town. very large.
DaLiNeRiDEr21
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SOFT COATED WHEATEN TERRIER they don't shed and are so nice
Itsbackfliptime
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get a great dane and ride it like a horse.
beezey
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well see I used to raise labs and sell them like the pure breed dogs very spendy good money also, anyways I'm sick of them shedding and shitting all over the house its gross to clean, so I'm looking for an active fun dog for myself, I hang out at the beach alot and go wakeboarding soI need a small dog i can throw in a boat or in a car or just throw in to the water. So I'm not looking for a girly toy dog fuck that, just a fun smaller dog(that doesn't shed)
icecreamsandwich
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airedale terriers arent small.
i LOVE staffordshire bull terriers. they are a small dog, with minimal shedding. also ive always found norfolk terriers adorable, they are small.
im not sure about the love of water though, i tend to think a larger dog might be better for beach going/watersports. cheasapeake bay retriver or something. orrrr rottweiler! great great dogs, minimal shedding, loves water.
i LOVE staffordshire bull terriers. they are a small dog, with minimal shedding. also ive always found norfolk terriers adorable, they are small.
im not sure about the love of water though, i tend to think a larger dog might be better for beach going/watersports. cheasapeake bay retriver or something. orrrr rottweiler! great great dogs, minimal shedding, loves water.
icecreamsandwich
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hmm. to my knowledge the average height is 23 inches at the shoulder.
but um yea, retriving ducks...they sure can.
but um yea, retriving ducks...they sure can.
icecreamsandwich
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im gonna go ahead and give beagles a plug here. cutest dogs ever. (note: they usually hate swimming/water)
ahh yea the lakeland is smaller! (i just had to look it up, haha) i know little about terriers. the airedale was one of the few i knew, a friend has one.
ahh yea the lakeland is smaller! (i just had to look it up, haha) i know little about terriers. the airedale was one of the few i knew, a friend has one.
icecreamsandwich
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i absolutly love my beagle, however they are definatly not for everyone.
ill list some facts:
-they take forever to toilet train
-while they are active when you get them out, they are incredibly lazy in the house
-they are stubborn! (they are not a dog that is going to obey your every command)
-having them off leash is a no go (although i can walk her in the forest off leah, but in town, no way...too many distractions)
-they are the cutest things, and they know it, and use it to their advantage.
haha given that, shes extremly cuddly, goofy, playful and fun to have. you cant be a super strict dog owner and have a beagle i think. they are definatly trainable for the most part....she knows the basic commands, sit, stay, come, down, crawl....but whether she will perform them when theres a distraction...thats another story.
ill list some facts:
-they take forever to toilet train
-while they are active when you get them out, they are incredibly lazy in the house
-they are stubborn! (they are not a dog that is going to obey your every command)
-having them off leash is a no go (although i can walk her in the forest off leah, but in town, no way...too many distractions)
-they are the cutest things, and they know it, and use it to their advantage.
haha given that, shes extremly cuddly, goofy, playful and fun to have. you cant be a super strict dog owner and have a beagle i think. they are definatly trainable for the most part....she knows the basic commands, sit, stay, come, down, crawl....but whether she will perform them when theres a distraction...thats another story.
alright - i also need to pitch for my dog of choice - you need a Portuguese water dog and here's why...
1. they don't shed and are hypoallergenic
2. they absolutely love the water (they were bred to work on fishing boats off)
3. they are active and intelligent
4. they love the snow
5. a little smaller than a lab but aren't a sweater wearing type of dog
I pick my puppy up in 12 days... can't wait.
1. they don't shed and are hypoallergenic
2. they absolutely love the water (they were bred to work on fishing boats off)
3. they are active and intelligent
4. they love the snow
5. a little smaller than a lab but aren't a sweater wearing type of dog
I pick my puppy up in 12 days... can't wait.
icecreamsandwich
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^ i agree with her. that seems like a great choice for you, from the things youve listed. it covers everything. and they are cuter than terriers. haha. (personal opinion).
icecreamsandwich
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i was talking about her. not the mutts.
statuswhitegirl
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man dogs are cute
Gavajabra2
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Akita
icecreamsandwich
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while akitas can be awesome dogs, you have to consider their dog aggression problems.
