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Duke Duke the Derp     Barked: Fri Dec 16, '11 12:05pm PST  I see predominantly beagle. Looks pretty houndish overall maybe there is some black and tan coonhound in there. Would fit the coloring, hound looks and larger than average beagle size. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Desoto Bird Whisperer     Barked: Mon Sep 12, '11 5:06pm PST  It varies on any given day but... Show: Rough Collie. I loved mine, such beautiful dogs and not that hard to keep looking beautiful Working: Australian cattle dog. Hardy, tough, athletic, medium sized, loyal and smart. In a perfect world I will be back living in the country on a little farm on day and they are my number one Ranch Dog pick. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Choosing the Right Dog > Dog Breed for All Sizes

Desoto Bird Whisperer     Barked: Sun Aug 28, '11 9:52am PST  Tiny: LC Chihuahua, Papillion Small: Westie, Sheltie Medium: Aussie, ACD, Cocker Large: Collie, Standard Poodle, GSD X-Large: Borzoi, Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Giant: Newfie, Great Pyr my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Choosing the Right Dog > Small Breed Jogging Partners

Radar- O'Reilly 15 pounds of - pure spunk     Barked: Sun Aug 28, '11 9:21am PST  I know quiet a few larger paps who go jogging with their owners plus a few poms that are good hiking partners. Plus several min pins that are go go go! Terriers are also what I would go for though if active was what I was going for. My Westie can out run and has better endurance than our pointer! Borders, Australian, Jacks and Fox terriers are also notoriously active. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Small Dogs > I just have to say how freaking awesome small dogs are!!!

Radar- O'Reilly 15 pounds of - pure spunk     Barked: Sun Aug 28, '11 9:07am PST  I am also new to small dog ownership (always owned dogs, but nothing under 45lbs) and loving all the perks. I still love my big guys but I don't think I will be without a little pup now. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Radar- O'Reilly 15 pounds of - pure spunk     Barked: Sun Aug 28, '11 9:01am PST  Also not a tibbie owner but I admire the breed and yours is a cutie! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Choosing the Right Dog > Intimidating looking breeds

Desoto Bird Whisperer     Barked: Thu Jul 14, '11 4:28pm PST  There is only one breed that throws me of and its not so much intimidated as creeped out, and that is weimaraners (glad to know I am not the only one) its a combo of the solid grey and light eyes and those bloody William Wegman photos/videos where there is a human body and a dog head. They creeped me out as a kid and they still kind of do know. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Choosing the Right Dog > Do You Have A List?

Desoto Bird Whisperer     Barked: Thu Jul 7, '11 6:44am PST  My list is a mile long and constantly changing. I want another aussie at some point I think. Collies (rough) are my breed and I would be content to own just a bunch of them, however there are several other breeds I would like to have. Ones I can easily see myself owning in the near future Standard poodle (black) smooth collie golden retriever Belgian sheepdog (terv or groenendael) ACD kelpie Coon hound (likely blue tick) vizsla Newfoundland (or a great pyr or Saint bernard) cocker spaniel chihuahua papillion sheltie westie The less likely but still possible breeds Malamute Akita Skye terrier border terrier borzoi dalamtion chesapeake bay retriever feild spaniel gordon setter greater swiss mountain dog (or entlebucher) pynenean shepherd tibetan terrier samoyed scottie wire haried fox terrier Mudi my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Choosing the Right Dog > Joyful, happy dog - what breed would you choose?

Duke Duke the Derp     Barked: Wed Jul 6, '11 1:01pm PST  I'm gunna throw a vote in for pointers and hound mixs' in general. Our shelter is full of them and they tend to be big goofy happy and lovable, short coated and athletic. Duke very much fits the title of the thread. He is always happy about everything and makes friends with everyone he meets (cats, dogs, kids etc.). He managed to build him self a fan club in the neighborhood in under a week after we brought him home (its actually a pain to walk him because everyone has to stop and pat him He can be a little stubborn and hard headed at times, certainly not as quick as my aussie, but he is a sweetie my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Desoto Bird Whisperer     Barked: Wed Jul 6, '11 11:25am PST  I definitely see aussie in the face and a little bit of poodle in the coat. Cute pup! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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