Yes. They are the clowns of the dog world.Cannonpointer » 10 Sep 2021, 1:10 pm » wrote: ↑ It has been my impression that boxers are a bit thick in the head - heart strong and willful, not too talented in the brains department.
Never owned one - is that a fair assessment?
And don't you forget it!omh » 10 Sep 2021, 1:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Like your puppy, you command blind faith obedience of anyone anything in your circle logic and inverted cone of superiority complex of an alpha wannabe queen and lord over other people's time mutually evolving in the atmosphere.
I got a standard poodle.sooted up Cyndi » 10 Sep 2021, 12:49 pm » wrote: ↑ What did you get Al.. I heard you got a puppy?I have german dogs?
Golden retrievers BRED WELL, not by irresponsible breeders,are SWEET SWEET Dogs but they are dumb as a post and will actually HELP robbers carry your TV from your home. They wont protect ANYTHINGCannonpointer » 10 Sep 2021, 1:06 pm » wrote: ↑ The way to produce the best dog is to take a Golden Retriever, and breed it with another Golden Retriever.
Can't beat it.
Neither one of those breeds have ever been on my radar.
I've had schnauzers for decades.AnnoyedLiberall » 10 Sep 2021, 12:47 pm » wrote: ↑ My sister loves her pitties.
They are not the dog for me.
I am obsessed with German dogs.
I love everything about them.
Germany made some damn fine dogs.
sorry honey, I have an alpha brain, not a beta social mind or omega social wannabe more than understand how and why living happens as going on here.
I love a giant Schnauzer.Deezer Shoove » 10 Sep 2021, 1:44 pm » wrote: ↑ I've had schnauzers for decades.
Blood lines from Canada, east and west coast US.
They've all had some some recent European blood, some more than others.
Recent, like within 3-4 generations or less.
Personalities vary widely. From aloof to cuddly.
They've all been fairly intelligent.
They are big goofballs. I like Standards.AnnoyedLiberall » 10 Sep 2021, 1:48 pm » wrote: ↑ I love a giant Schnauzer.
No shedding, protective, big.
But they wouldn't fit with my lifestyle either.
I am friends with a breeder. She sent me a video of hers CLIMBING A TREE!!!
They are GREAT but they NEED a lot of exercise and love to be ACTIVEAnnoyedLiberall » 10 Sep 2021, 1:48 pm » wrote: ↑ I love a giant Schnauzer.
No shedding, protective, big.
But they wouldn't fit with my lifestyle either.
I am friends with a breeder. She sent me a video of hers CLIMBING A TREE!!!
adorable... I have a mini German Schaunzer? so hand some.. do you know long ago poodles were bred with these.. I have a mix... poodles are very smart... promise me you wont cut his hair into pom poms.. circus dogs.. very smartAnnoyedLiberall » 10 Sep 2021, 1:40 pm » wrote: ↑ I got a standard poodle.
I posted a picture of him in this thread.
Page 9 I think.
solon » 10 Sep 2021, 1:41 pm » wrote: ↑ Golden retrievers BRED WELL, not by irresponsible breeders,are SWEET SWEET Dogs but they are dumb as a post and will actually HELP robbers carry your TV from your home. They wont protect ANYTHING
That cut actually serves a purpose.sooted up Cyndi » 10 Sep 2021, 1:57 pm » wrote: ↑ adorable... I have a mini German Schaunzer? so hand some.. do you know long ago poodles were bred with these.. I have a mix... poodles are very smart... promise me you wont cut his hair into pom poms.. circus dogs.. very smarthave fun dear...
Hell, I think I even took credit for him once.
I understand. All dogs have their upside and downside and having a protective dog has its risks and responsibilities. Its all about what dog FITS you not which is a better dog breed, For a few years there the dog breeder periodicals warned about overbreeding of Goldens and them getting neurotic and being one of the breeds that did more fear biting than most. That probably stopped when the demand dropped and it was irresponsible breeding not the breeds fault Truly they are one of the sweetest breeds out thereCannonpointer » 10 Sep 2021, 2:04 pm » wrote: ↑ I don't want to be sued by a robber with a hernia. The dog is looking out for my interests - and I needed new ****, anyway.
It's why we have insurance...
Ya can't teach a dumb dog new tricks - so you just keep playing the same ones on him over and over...
solon » 10 Sep 2021, 2:12 pm » wrote: ↑ I understand. All dogs have their upside and downside and having a protective dog has its risks and responsibilities. Its all about what dog FITS you not which is a better dog breed, For a few years there the dog breeder periodicals warned about overbreeding of Goldens and them getting neurotic and being one of the breeds that did more fear biting than most. That probably stopped when the demand dropped and it was irresponsible breeding not the breeds fault Truly they are one of the sweetest breeds out there
AnnoyedLiberall » 10 Sep 2021, 1:48 pm » wrote: ↑ I love a giant Schnauzer.
No shedding, protective, big.
But they wouldn't fit with my lifestyle either.
I am friends with a breeder. She sent me a video of hers CLIMBING A TREE!!!
You will have so much fun.... sort of.AnnoyedLiberall » 10 Sep 2021, 2:05 pm » wrote: ↑ That cut actually serves a purpose.
It keeps their joints warm in cold water.
Also, that cut is required in the conformation ring.
Right now Vinny is in a puppy cut.
It could take up to 2 years for his full adult coat to come in.
I have a 4 year old Boxer at home.sooted up Cyndi » 10 Sep 2021, 2:24 pm » wrote: ↑ You will have so much fun.... sort of.
I remember my other older dog.... we brought the puppy home... poor older dog?... very serious dude.. He decided he would live on top of the furniture? to be safe? from the puppy.. silly violent puppy? Bite like an aliigator?
later on.... after the ol dog got over his trauma..
He raised him.. I saw him take that puppy in the yard.. and show him how to pizz? They luv each other till this day.. ol man... and the baby..![]()
My mother had Danes for decades a well bred Dane is a FINE dogCannonpointer » 10 Sep 2021, 2:20 pm » wrote: ↑ A good buddy of mine just took home a Dane puppy - his second, - from a super responsible breeder. He's stoked.