Best dogs you've owned

jimpump · 12-10-2011 02:15AM #1

1. german shephard

2. shih tzu

3. american eskimo

what yall think

bein nice here

hondasam · 12-10-2011 02:17AM

I have a German Shepherd now and she is gorgeous.

jimpump · 12-10-2011 02:18AM

hondasam wrote: »

I have a German Shepherd now and she is gorgeous.

kudos, they are the best dogs without a doubt. dont care what anyone says

hondasam · 12-10-2011 02:22AM

jimpump wrote: »

kudos, they are the best dogs without a doubt. dont care what anyone says

Depends how you train them, mine is not aggressive and she never will be.
she is totally loveable and a baby.

Kojak · 12-10-2011 02:23AM

hondasam wrote: »

I have a German Shepherd now and she is gorgeous.

Damn right - own 3 of them myself.

hondasam · 12-10-2011 02:24AM

Kojak wrote: »

Damn right - own 3 of them myself.

Do you breed them?

Oranage2 · 12-10-2011 02:25AM

All the dogs I had were great

but the springer my family have now is probably best of all

Stacey. · 12-10-2011 02:26AM

Labrador and German Shepherds.

ballsacky · 12-10-2011 02:29AM

Irish Red Setter.A loyal and decent dag that wouldn't hurt a fly.

Oh_Noes · 12-10-2011 02:30AM

Cairn terrier for me. I've had a westie since who was a beaut but I think Cairns have an intellegence and toughness about them that most small breeds don't. They have a great maturity about them and tend not to get into fracas with other dogs or any of that stuff too. I'd love to get another one.

Kojak · 12-10-2011 02:33AM

hondasam wrote: »

Do you breed them?

Not at the moment anyways.

jimpump · 12-10-2011 02:35AM

Oh_Noes wrote: »

Cairn terrier for me. I've had a westie since who was a beaut but I think Cairns have an intellegence and toughness about them that most small breeds don't. They have a great maturity about them and tend not to get into fracas with other dogs or any of that stuff too. I'd love to get another one.

i never heard of a cairn....think ill google them

amacachi · 12-10-2011 02:36AM

Jack Russells.

G_R · 12-10-2011 02:40AM

Had a Golden Lab, then parents broke up a few years back and she went to live with my dad.

I got one of her pups there 2 weeks ago (first litter of pups at age 8 btw) and have her here with me now. She's a cross between a lab and a Cocker Spanial. Really nice mix.

hondasam · 12-10-2011 02:40AM

amacachi wrote: »

Jack Russells.

Beautiful dogs also.

FunkZ · 12-10-2011 02:46AM

Rhodesian Ridgebacks! Mine is snoring right now

jimpump · 12-10-2011 02:49AM

FunkZ wrote: »

Rhodesian Ridgebacks! Mine is snoring right now

fcukin jealous....if i didnt live in an appartment the'd be the 1st dog id get next

Duggy747 · 12-10-2011 02:52AM

My 11 year old King Charles spaniel who died a month ago from cancer. She was such a strange dog and she terrified people because of her human-esque eyes. They were unusually really big and the fact she had brown eyebrows to emphasise her expressions didn't help either :pac:

Even when the cancer had her dwindled down to the bone, disfigured her face immensely, and made her incredibly weak she would still wobble to the door and greet whoever came in.............even if it knackered her so much that she would just collpase at the door afterwards to have a breather.

Brother-in-law gave her a Jaffa cake once and she lost the plot by running circles around the house. Since then you couldn't eat them around her or she'd go mental. It was like crack to her :pac:

I should also add I stabbed myself in the leg with a pencil because of her and the piece broke off which required surgery to remove :P Good times!

FunkZ · 12-10-2011 03:13AM

jimpump wrote: »

fcukin jealous....if i didnt live in an appartment the'd be the 1st dog id get next

Haha! They're absolutely amazing dogs. My GF has one too, 55KG and he's just a giant teddybear!

Yeah Buddy · 12-10-2011 03:14AM

Best dog I've ever had personally was a Border Collie. Currently have a Red Setter and she's very excitable - lovely animal though

My favourite breeds are German Shepherds and Golden Retrievers

Abi · 12-10-2011 03:20AM

I'd a jack russell before. An awful alcoholic and a hewer for the wimmins. Last I heard he ran off with a fordiner. I just wish he WOULD WRITE!!

*gathers self*

I just hope for some pittchers now.

/rocks on chair

amacachi · 12-10-2011 03:31AM

Abi wrote: »

I'd a jack russell before. An awful alcoholic and a hewer for the wimmins. Last I heard he ran off with a fordiner. I just wish he WOULD WRITE!!

*gathers self*

I just hope for some pittchers now.

/rocks on chair

You think that's bad? A mate of mine had one but when he was 7 the dog ran away with the gypsies.

Ruu_Old · 12-10-2011 03:33AM

Had a few Red Setters over the years. My Dad used to show them as well, beautiful dogs, lovely shiny coat.

Bullseye1 · 12-10-2011 03:50AM

Without a doubt the Rhodesian Ridgeback.

Sticky_Fingers · 12-10-2011 03:51AM

I'd love a German Shepherd but the whole hip dysplasia thing would be a big worry. We've got a little terrier, fecking great guard dog, no one can come near the the house without her having 40 fits.

jimpump · 12-10-2011 03:59AM

FunkZ wrote: »

Haha! They're absolutely amazing dogs. My GF has one too, 55KG and he's just a giant teddybear!

55kg? thats about 10 stone...id say he costs a fortune to feed

Angron · 12-10-2011 04:12AM

My Rottweiler for me. I love the breed, and she's a lovely and affectionate dog.

niallo27 · 12-10-2011 04:17AM

Duggy747 wrote: »

My 11 year old King Charles spaniel who died a month ago from cancer. She was such a strange dog and she terrified people because of her human-esque eyes. They were unusually really big and the fact she had brown eyebrows to emphasise her expressions didn't help either :pac:

Even when the cancer had her dwindled down to the bone, disfigured her face immensely, and made her incredibly weak she would still wobble to the door and greet whoever came in.............even if it knackered her so much that she would just collpase at the door afterwards to have a breather.

Brother-in-law gave her a Jaffa cake once and she lost the plot by running circles around the house. Since then you couldn't eat them around her or she'd go mental. It was like crack to her :pac:

I should also add I stabbed myself in the leg with a pencil because of her and the piece broke off which required surgery to remove :P Good times!

My dog is the same now, he would do anything for a jaffa cake, i love giving him snowballs as he is licking his lips for around half an hour after them.

ardinn · 12-10-2011 04:19AM

What A legend of a dog!

Died St. Stephens Day 2006 - aged 21

Run_to_da_hills · 12-10-2011 04:26AM

Had a family terrier called Dfor, (D for Dog) use to sit up on the tank of my bike and travel anywhere including bike Rallies

It was so smart it could recognise the sound of the bike (A BSA 500) about a mile away and would run up the road to get a lift. He hopped off to chase a cat at about 30MPH in and survived and never did it again.

I moved to the States in the 90's and got a call from the old man saying he got run over,, it was like a death in the family.

seanybiker · 12-10-2011 04:28AM

Hopefully rescuing a mini jack Russel this weekend.

Best dog I actually had was maxi the little fox terrier when I was a nipper. Still miss her

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