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Tips for choosing a dog.

So basically every single "best breed" thread condenses down to german shepher and labrador + choose the one that fits your lifestyle no matter what your gender is. :D
Maybe we could start merging those into a one massive single thread since there has been no major improvement in this information since the first thread that has ever existed about this.
 
I always hear that you let the dog pick you. Same with any animal really. I have found my best cat friends by them picking me, not me picking them.

Patience is a key ingredient when you search for the right animal/partner. Whether human or not - you'll find him! Go find the dog that picks you. ?
 
lovebeastiegirls said:
Thank you to those that had provided constructive comments to my original post. After talking with several owners and breeders and visiting a couple of potential dogs I have found a German Shepherd to join me and my partner in our new home.
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Good pick. Typically very intelligent!

As with most intelligent dogs, lots and lots of interactions will help. They are a working breed and many times get antsy if they don't have something to do.

Talk to him all the time! And do in in such a way that you believe he understands you.

If he's looking you in the eye when you're talking, he's listening and trying to understand. Use body language that supports what you're saying. Also use body language talking to your significant other. You'd be surprised what they can learn.
 
I'm 6ft and I am wanting to know opinions on what dog I should get. I was originally thinking to get a Rottweiler but I'm afraid he won't be able to knot be very easily because of the height issue. I have also considered a mastiff but from the videos I have seen they aren't very energetic after the initial penetration.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
 
lemonhead8D said:
I'm 6ft and I am wanting to know opinions on what dog I should get. I was originally thinking to get a Rottweiler but I'm afraid he won't be able to knot be very easily because of the height issue. I have also considered a mastiff but from the videos I have seen they aren't very energetic after the initial penetration.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
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You shouldn't have any problems with a rotty any large breed should be fine. Trial and error is part of the process so no matter what the hight difference is there's going to be some amount of adjusting before ya get it right.
 
dartel said:
A dog isn't a sex robot. Don't base your adoption on sex.
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While this statement is OBVIOUSLY true, it should also be said that you want to make sure you are compatible with your choice breed, in all aspects of the next years of their life.

Any large breed should be fine, even bigger leaning mediums, for the purposes of mating.

So from there, look at the breeds of those sizes, research them deeply, and select from a short list of ones that are compatible with your life, overall. For example a high energy breed like a GSD will require a lot of work and attention, where as another breed may be more generally lazy and independent.

It's important to ensure you can care for this animal, so selecting a breed you can handle the cost of care for is also extremely important. Another GSD example is the fact they explode twice a year, often people can't handle that themselves so they pay groomers. Some breeds have basically zero fur care outside a regular bath.
 
JazzyPaws said:
While this statement is OBVIOUSLY true, it should also be said that you want to make sure you are compatible with your choice breed, in all aspects of the next years of their life.

Any large breed should be fine, even bigger leaning mediums, for the purposes of mating.

So from there, look at the breeds of those sizes, research them deeply, and select from a short list of ones that are compatible with your life, overall. For example a high energy breed like a GSD will require a lot of work and attention, where as another breed may be more generally lazy and independent.

It's important to ensure you can care for this animal, so selecting a breed you can handle the cost of care for is also extremely important. Another GSD example is the fact they explode twice a year, often people can't handle that themselves so they pay groomers. Some breeds have basically zero fur care outside a regular bath.
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good point I don't think financial part will be a problem but I will definitely have to check about groomers to make sure thy can take care of whatever dog I choose
 
lemonhead8D said:
good point I don't think financial part will be a problem but I will definitely have to check about groomers to make sure thy can take care of whatever dog I choose
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Well first make sure the breeds on your shortlist will even need one. Start with behaviours and energy demands.
 
lemonhead8D said:
isn't behavior kinda individual or don't you train the dogs. the main behavior thing I would be worried about would be aggression
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Behaviour is mostly part of the environment, that is true BUT there are behaviours that are breed traits. Example: Huskies talk, while other breeds sometimes do, its uncommon to find a talker like a Husky, seeing a Husky that doesn't is actually weird. That's an expected breed behaviour. German Shephers tend to be over-protective and fiercely loyal, again many other dogs are like that but not usually to the extent of a GSD. Sheep dogs will display herding traits, even without a herd, or even a farm.
 
lemonhead8D said:
interesting I didn't know that I will have to look into it more. Do you know general traits of mastiff or Rottweilers
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Myself I do not for the most part. I know rotties are work. They are super sweet and absolutely loveable, when raised properly, and taught properly, but they have a high prey drive, and if not handled correctly, could spell trouble in their future. Mastiffs no idea. You want Husky/GSD with a sprinkle of coyote advice, I'm your human ?
 
JazzyPaws said:
Myself I do not for the most part. I know rotties are work. They are super sweet and absolutely loveable, when raised properly, and taught properly, but they have a high prey drive, and if not handled correctly, could spell trouble in their future. Mastiffs no idea. You want Husky/GSD with a sprinkle of coyote advice, I'm your human ?
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how big are gsd on average
 
Hi, I was wondering what wpuld be the perfect race of dog for sexual things. I would like it to be big, heavy, with massive dick and knot to compleatly fuck me up
 
UKFemK9trainer said:
Labs are really good dogs for newbies.
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Okay but i was thinking about great dane, german ghepherd, golden retriever or like you said labrador. Im really looking forward to one that have the biggest dick

gayk9husky said:
Great Danes, Mastiffs, and Saint Bernards or any breed around that size have a pretty massive cock, but even medium size breeds like a Lab, Husky, GSD have some big cocks as well.
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ANd what that sizes are, when you say massive you mean something like 20cm + the knot or what

nswk9trainer said:
Personally I think the main tip you need is, pick your animals for the right reasons.
Love the shit out of them and take care of them.
They deserve it.
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Ofc, im not picking dog only to fuck me
 
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I am strongly considering a Great Dane. They are great looking dogs and have a bark that will intimidate potential intruders. The only drawback in my mind is the amount of food he would go through.
 
Joeydonuts said:
I am strongly considering a Great Dane. They are great looking dogs and have a bark that will intimidate potential intruders. The only drawback in my mind is the amount of food he would go through.
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They are gentle HUGE dogs in every way. All dogs are expensive in UK.
 
Whats the best dog breed in your opinion for fun times? Out of all the dogs i had my boxer was the most willing and enthusiastic breed.
 
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