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post 1478788271 01-12-2017, 01:27 PM
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In general Labradors and Golden Retrievers.

They dominate pretty much every service dog industry because of their willingness to please, happiness, intelligence, and trusting nature.

These characteristics have led to them being number 1 in virtually every country.
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There is no best. Breeds have unique characteristics, personality traits, etc. It's merely finding the ones that fit your personality and lifestyle.

We all have our biases and many will pick a breed that they've owned. But I'm sure if given another breed you'd love that dog too since they are in general an awesome species.
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post 1478790591 01-12-2017, 01:44 PM
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Wolf-hybrid.

Remember: there can only be one alpha.
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post 1478792141 01-12-2017, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted By mr47930
English Black lab owner here. If you get a lab, make sure they're from English stock and not American if you want a house pet.

I love my dog more than 99% of the people I know.
I second that. I have an English yellow lab. Super chill dog. He sheds like a MF though. Seriously though, if I shed like he did I'd be bald by afternoon.




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Originally Posted By shanedawg
blue heeler owner and can confirm. when we dog-sat our friends 9 month rottie she was fukking awesome. so calm and loving. Lazy fukker too, i was loving it. Not to mention my pup and her got along so well.
Our pupper isn't calm though, she has no chill and is weird AF - whenever I'm lying down she jumps on top of me and literally puts my entire nose in her mouth and pushes her face into mine really hard while grunting like a pig.
post 1478794181 01-12-2017, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted By dmoneythegoat
GSD>>>>>>>>>> and it's not even close. Fukkin lol at labs and golden retrievers

Also Bassett hound if you want an easy dog and can't be there as often as you would for other dogs
if husky's are chads, basset hounds are the FA's of the dog world, srs

i mean take a look at him

post 1478794821 01-12-2017, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By WellHungOver
I second that. I have an English yellow lab. Super chill dog. He sheds like a MF though. Seriously though, if I shed like he did I'd be bald by afternoon.




I'll never own another breed. Just can't have a house with carpet. We have hardwood and a roomba for the shedding.
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post 1478795351 01-12-2017, 02:13 PM
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post 1478796111 01-12-2017, 02:18 PM
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Pitbull, Rottweiler & Cane Corso.
Any of the more so called aggressive breeds and sterotypes breeds are the best when they are trained correctly.
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post 1478813661 01-12-2017, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Sgt
Pitbull, Rottweiler & Cane Corso.
Any of the more so called aggressive breeds and sterotypes breeds are the best when they are trained correctly.
Except of course that most insurance companies treat "aggressive breed dogs" differently and if you don't have a house you wont have much luck with rentals.

http://www.insurancequotes.org/home/...surance-rates/
post 1478816961 01-12-2017, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted By mr47930
Thats exactly what he looked like as a puppy. Dis him now. Chicks will notice. He actually picked up a chick for me at the park and shes now my wife srs.

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post 1478889511 01-13-2017, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted By mr47930

It's like he's asking me to be his friend..
post 1478890621 01-13-2017, 08:10 AM
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Depends on your lifestyle brah.

You want a chill dogs that cool with being lazy?

You want a running buddy?

Want a cold weather dog that can go snowshoeing/skiing with you?

Etc etc.

I'm a fan of German Shepherds myself.
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post 1478895501 01-13-2017, 08:57 AM
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My golden doodle and French bulldog. Love labs and this golden doodle he's so goofy.
post 1478900351 01-13-2017, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Austanian
Except of course that most insurance companies treat "aggressive breed dogs" differently and if you don't have a house you wont have much luck with rentals.

http://www.insurancequotes.org/home/...surance-rates/
LOL renting, the struggles of a tradie.

My insurance don't care about my dog breed.
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post 1478900921 01-13-2017, 09:48 AM
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huskies are PITA. no matter how well you train them they'll still be stealing chit off the counters, rummage through kitchen drawers and cabinets, etc. as soon as you turn your back. Plus they are escape artists.


My recommendation is to get a large breed. Big dogs are the chillest and don't bark at everything.
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post 1478901531 01-13-2017, 09:52 AM
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Got a huskie puppy at home right now, you jelly?
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Just make sure to get a european working line gsd (straight back) and not the north american ones (sloped backs) that are prone to hip problems.
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[QUOTE=Better Unborn post_id=1478900921][b]huskies are PITA. no matter how well you train them they'll still be stealing chit off the counters, rummage through kitchen drawers and cabinets, etc. as soon as you turn your back. Plus they are escape artists.[/b]


My recommendation is to get a large breed. Big dogs are the chillest and don't bark at everything.[/QUOTE]
Hmm so technically me in dog form. Nice..
[QUOTE=Ochosiete post_id=1478901531]Got a huskie puppy at home right now, you jelly?[/QUOTE]And yet not a single pic...


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Just make sure to get a european working line gsd (straight back) and not the north american ones (sloped backs) that are prone to hip problems.[/QUOTE]
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After seeing a well taken care of Doberman a few weeks ago Im gonna go with that.
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i was gonna post pics of my pupper but they didn't send from my phone and I can't be ****ing bothered to do it again

lol if you don't have a corgi tho
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Originally Posted By Beararms
After seeing a well taken care of Doberman a few weeks ago Im gonna go with that.
Friend had a Doberman pinscher, was an awesome dog. But holy fuk if he didn't know you, he could scare the hell out of someone.
Originally Posted By TooAnabolic
i was gonna post pics of my pupper but they didn't send from my phone and I can't be ****ing bothered to do it again

lol if you don't have a corgi tho


For a small dog it's hard to argue with ya
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Originally Posted By lntense
Hmm so technically me in dog form. Nice..
Lol, remember that when you are trying to work and your pupper is pulling glasses and cups out of your cupboards and shattering them into tiny glass pieces all over your floor for you to step on.


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My pupper, he has sand on his face, no decease or something. Wouldn't say Rotties are the best breed though. I like having a goofy macho f*ktard walking around the house, but a lab/golden is a lot easier.
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Boxer. Loves to play, good size, doesn't shed much.

Huskies and Shepards are great, but my mom had both and the hair is everywhere.
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Originally Posted By Originalcordawg
Boxer. Loves to play, good size, doesn't shed much.

Huskies and Shepards are great, but my mom had both and the hair is everywhere.
this is very true. the shedding is real. there is no offseason. some times are better than others but there is always, always shedding happening.
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Originally Posted By Better
huskies are PITA. no matter how well you train them they'll still be stealing chit off the counters, rummage through kitchen drawers and cabinets, etc. as soon as you turn your back. Plus they are escape artists.


My recommendation is to get a large breed. Big dogs are the chillest and don't bark at everything.
Not true necessarily. Mine has nevee taken anything off counter or from cabinets and got out once. We had an unknown hole in the fence. He came back immediately when called.
Dogs are trainable and any "behavioral" traits can be taken care of most of the time, especially if you have them from a puppy stage. These stereotypes are the same as saying all pitbulls will bite ppl.
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