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Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:36pm PST  I know there is the Basset Hound and Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, but what other bassets are there? I believe the Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen qualifies as a basset breed. my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:30pm PST  This post is over a year old, but Kiana is a Large Munsterlander and would love to be your friend! my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

English Cocker Spaniel > The funniest breed.

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:12pm PST  Leticia was barking at another dog through the window, slipped off the window ledge, and broke her leg! my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

English Cocker Spaniel > Questions before getting an English cocker spaniel

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:11pm PST  English Cocker Spaniels need extensive exercise, a lot of companionship, a lot of grooming, they shed like crazy, bark all the time, and the breed is prone to some very serious health problems. my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Newfoundland > Looking for information on Newfies

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:10pm PST  - Low Energy - 20 min. walk every day - Very affectionate - Good with other dogs - Good with cats and small animals - Good with all people, including children - Will protect your home - Very tolerant of cold weather - Cannot tolerate hot weather my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:08pm PST  I've found Labs to be low shedding dogs if fed a high quality diet. I feed Artemis, Acana, and Go Natural. my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Labrador Retriever > At what age do labs calm down?

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:07pm PST  Labs are a high energy breed to begin with. They wont start to be calm and quiet until they reach about 10 years old, or they are extensively exercised. my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Labrador Retriever > Chocolate Lab Mix

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:06pm PST  Maybe some Chesapeake Bay Retriever or Golden Retriever. It's hard to tell because Labs can have white markings on their chest and the brindle markings on their feet, although this is uncommon. my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Labrador Retriever > Good Companion Dog for my Lab

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:04pm PST  Labrador Retrievers get along with everything. I can't think of anything that Labs don't get along with! my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

Member Since 12/31/1969 Other posts by this user     Barked: Mon Mar 15, '10 4:03pm PST  my posts | my page | gift me | become pals [notify]

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