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Raziel wrote:Do some research, German Shepherd dogs are great, but they do have a few issues (like hip problems), get an idea what to look for.
Also you looking for proper breed, or just someone who have a localized breed?
Rory Phoulorie wrote:Raziel wrote:The dogs in the photos are actually called King Shepherds.
Is it actually a considered to be a breed? In all the books I have read, I have never come across a breed called King Shepherd.
Granted, the last book on breeds of dogs that I read was about 12 years ago.
Rory Phoulorie wrote:pimptacular wrote:Rottweilers bleh...stubborn and stupid dogs
But all you have to do is train them.
Probably they require a little more effort than with, say, German Shepherds, but they are definitely not stubborn and stupid.
Freelander wrote:belgian shephards FTMFW ask marerati he go tell yah
Maserati wrote:Freelander wrote:belgian shephards FTMFW ask marerati he go tell yah
yup..loyal,very very intelligent, hard working and hellish fast.
In the night you'd never see her in the shadows completely black fur + night = a very hard to see dog.
Best dog I ever owned.
But you'll pay good $ for a pure bred.
Hook wrote:Raziel wrote:Do some research, German Shepherd dogs are great, but they do have a few issues (like hip problems), get an idea what to look for.
Also you looking for proper breed, or just someone who have a localized breed?
yeah, but what is it with German dogs and hip probs? Rottweilers get the same thing too
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pioneer wrote:Nothing is wrong with a rott...ignore de idiots
pimptacular wrote:An extremely careful search to avoid all the bad-tempered Rottweilers
A bulky dog who takes up a lot of space in your house and car
A heavy dog who wants to sit on your feet, lie on your lap, and lean his weight against your leg
Rowdiness and exuberant jumping, especially when young
Destructiveness when bored or not exercised enough
Providing enough socialization so their protectiveness doesn't become aggression
Aggression toward other animals -- chasing instincts
Strong-willed mind of his own, requiring a confident owner who can take charge
Slobbering and drooling
Gassiness (flatulence)
Shedding
Legal liabilities (public perception, future breed bans, insurance problems, increased chance of lawsuits)
A multitude of serious health problems and a short lifespan
A Rottweiler may not be right for you.
requiring a confident owner who can take charge
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