WHat kind of a dog should I get?
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I have two mutts, I recommend mutts.
One from a shelter one found under the shed in the backyard.
Both as puppies, raise a mutt from a puppy you'll be happy.
I also have a Great Dane - you really want to learn more/gain
experience before getting a large dog like that.
Mutts are smart and protective, most I've seen don't get huge,
and generally they live longer - generally. I've also not met
too many dumb mutts, even if they aren't very bright they
are usually still very trainable. (The dog in my avatar; his name
was Lucky, not real bright -he would just run into parked cars,
posts, walls, people etc - just walking or running around, but
he learned everything we taught him just as quick as other dogs.)
You said something about bathing being a hassle, get the
Three minute bath. (much cheaper at Wal-Mart.)
It works pretty well, two mutts and Dane the size of the
mutts put together in about twenty minutes.
Enough of my late night tired ramble about mutts. Go get one!
One from a shelter one found under the shed in the backyard.
Both as puppies, raise a mutt from a puppy you'll be happy.
I also have a Great Dane - you really want to learn more/gain
experience before getting a large dog like that.
Mutts are smart and protective, most I've seen don't get huge,
and generally they live longer - generally. I've also not met
too many dumb mutts, even if they aren't very bright they
are usually still very trainable. (The dog in my avatar; his name
was Lucky, not real bright -he would just run into parked cars,
posts, walls, people etc - just walking or running around, but
he learned everything we taught him just as quick as other dogs.)
You said something about bathing being a hassle, get the
Three minute bath. (much cheaper at Wal-Mart.)
It works pretty well, two mutts and Dane the size of the
mutts put together in about twenty minutes.
Enough of my late night tired ramble about mutts. Go get one!
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