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Which breed to choose ?

PerroCoqueto6969 said:
I think a similar idea was mentioned somewhere else in the thread but...

While picking a dog based on the size of his cock is fun, at the end of the day, I am looking for a long-term life companion. As someone who's also looking to adopt a male, I would hope that he is interested in me in that way, but I'm not going to force it nor am I going to choose a breed based on sexual aspects alone.

With all that said, I do appreciate hearing both sides of things. It's just more important for me to consider all the aspects to a particular breed.
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You can adopt me any day!
 
monika_k9 said:
the truth is that even small dog breeds are well equipped. when choosing a dog for life, it is worth taking into account other featureli
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Like they say it's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog!

But obviously I don't mean actually fighting, I just think that it's a good analogy.
 
Hi. As of today, no permission from the community for a dog in the apartment. Fortunately, I had a chance for two dates on the subject of k9 (thanks to those involved). The plan for today is one, changing the apartment and having a dream dog for everyday.
 
I would go with either a labrador retriever or golden retriever. Both are biddable breeds that tend to do well in apartments. If you were to get a german shepherd, I would get one from a breeder that specializes in breeding them for family lives. A lot of german shepherds are working breeds that need a job and do not do well in apartments.
 
girl83 said:
Labrador again, it's probably the perfect breed :)
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This might be out of the box, but regarding the apartment life, energy and the need of exercise, whippet might be a good idea. They are calm, adore their owner, are true couch potatoes and very elegant dogs. They are also s good size for doggy as you mentioned before. Regarding the size of their tool I really can not comment. Ours is 11 months now and is not at that phase yet.
 
girl83 said:
Hi. As of today, no permission from the community for a dog in the apartment. Fortunately, I had a chance for two dates on the subject of k9 (thanks to those involved). The plan for today is one, changing the apartment and having a dream dog for everyday.
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I'm glad the date went well :love:
 
Alone 8 hours a day :( blood hound so he can sleep for those hours. But youd have to put up with the howling. Most dogs would be sad alone that long .
 
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