This post is initiated for all canine lovers. Recently I have been reading lots of blogs with human's best friend in it-dogs. It seems that more and more bloggers are flaunting their cute sidekicks. So here am I trying to suggest some useful tips for searching your "soul mate"! Are you looking for a canine friend? Here's some scoops on selecting a breed for your lifestyle and needs. Yep! It's important to find one that complements you. So let's get the ball rolling...

If it's a watchdog that you want, seek out a breed like German Shepherd or Leonberger. Both have the "plus factor" aka size to back up their bark. Not so watchful are Alaskan malamutes and Labrador retrievers.
Here's what I might need. For a long-distance-running companian, try a German short-haired pointer, Weimaraner or one of those 101 Dalmations. But do pass on pugs and pugs and bulldogs if you wish to jog along with them. Both pugs and bulldogs-when overheated can't breathe well through their pushed-in noses. The same applies for dachsunds. Their short legs simply aren't suited to marathons.
Need a cuddling partner? A greyhound, basset hound or-if you have those damm big couch you can pick a New Found Land to snuggle up. And here are dogs that want their own private space: terriers, Akitas, and chow chows.
For those who are living in cramped quarters (apartment etc.), a bichon frise, papillon or lazy couch potatoes such as bulldog and basset hound is a good "fit". Likewise sharing a Neapolitan or Great Dane might be a tad too cozy.
If you are looking for allergy-friendly breeds, Poodles, Portuguese water dogs and wheaten terriers are good for you. But golden retrievers, Siberian huskies and collies are going to make you sneeze a lot. So do grab your tissues!
Here's something new. If you find grooming to be rather therapeutic, consider an Old English sheepdog or collie. For low-maintenance hair-care, try a Doberman or a smooth-coated chihuahua. Or if you really, really wanna keep grooming simply...Mexican hairless must be your choice.
Well. I hope this post will help canine lovers understand more about their friends if they haven't. And for those 1st-timer looking for a new friend, this post could give you some helpful insights. Hmm...I kinda missed my late Brownie too. =(
German Shepherd
If it's a watchdog that you want, seek out a breed like German Shepherd or Leonberger. Both have the "plus factor" aka size to back up their bark. Not so watchful are Alaskan malamutes and Labrador retrievers.
Here's what I might need. For a long-distance-running companian, try a German short-haired pointer, Weimaraner or one of those 101 Dalmations. But do pass on pugs and pugs and bulldogs if you wish to jog along with them. Both pugs and bulldogs-when overheated can't breathe well through their pushed-in noses. The same applies for dachsunds. Their short legs simply aren't suited to marathons.
Need a cuddling partner? A greyhound, basset hound or-if you have those damm big couch you can pick a New Found Land to snuggle up. And here are dogs that want their own private space: terriers, Akitas, and chow chows.
For those who are living in cramped quarters (apartment etc.), a bichon frise, papillon or lazy couch potatoes such as bulldog and basset hound is a good "fit". Likewise sharing a Neapolitan or Great Dane might be a tad too cozy.
If you are looking for allergy-friendly breeds, Poodles, Portuguese water dogs and wheaten terriers are good for you. But golden retrievers, Siberian huskies and collies are going to make you sneeze a lot. So do grab your tissues!
Here's something new. If you find grooming to be rather therapeutic, consider an Old English sheepdog or collie. For low-maintenance hair-care, try a Doberman or a smooth-coated chihuahua. Or if you really, really wanna keep grooming simply...Mexican hairless must be your choice.
Well. I hope this post will help canine lovers understand more about their friends if they haven't. And for those 1st-timer looking for a new friend, this post could give you some helpful insights. Hmm...I kinda missed my late Brownie too. =(
6 comments:
if i could afford n alsatian, i would get one immediately. has been my dream for ages. they r very high IQ, faithful, loyal, subservient to the master n excellent watchdogs
Yupe! They are among the smartest and they have surely have the size factor to protect you. =)
Dalmatians are really sophisticated looking.
Yeah! They are. Perhaps it's those spots. Ha =)
i'd choose a shepard anytime!
But I thought You already have a few right? Kobe?
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