Quote (Soulbomber @ Sep 26 2011 06:08am)

dont get a lab or golden retriever, they're hunting dogs and will probably not suit well with cats or other animals

Quote (WeAretheSuperlativeConspiracy @ Sep 26 2011 07:41am)

german shep

husky

Quote (ghc @ Sep 20 2011 08:09am)

have a few requirements that me and my fiance are looking for in a dog.
good with children, getting married soon and plan on having kids within 2 years or so.
good with other animals, hoping to have at least 1 cat and 2 dogs.
large breed, fiance has always liked the saint bernards and mastiffs
don't need a purebreed

from what i have read saint bernards and mastiffs would both be pretty good choices, but i honestly can't see myself paying $1,500 for a dog.
i know about vet bills and stuff, have a 9 year old lab that lives on my parents farm, which brings up my other question

the lab has always lived outdoors on my parents farm, i have been in college the past few years and never been able to bring him with, although i do go back to my parents pretty frequently, i would really like to take him with when i get a house, but i am not sure if i should being he has been roaming free on the farm for so long and he would probably end up indoors or in a fenced in back yard

Quote (pure619 @ Sep 26 2011 11:49am)

I have a black lab and it was trained as a hunting dog and it don't bother the cats or chickens one bit So it's all based on how the dog is trained.




German Shep's have a tendency of there hips/back legs going out. And husky's have a habit of digging alot also, which could cause a sprained ankle. Friend of mine parent's breed Siberian Husky's and i use to have one when i was a kid and they all seem to dig.

Quote (Slayer_slays_motley @ Sep 26 2011 12:30pm)

pitbull blue nose female spade at 6 months will be the most loyal family dog ever

Quote (Slayer_slays_motley @ Sep 26 2011 12:32pm)

mine never dug, but it did jump from second story windows from time to time lol

Quote (Soulbomber @ Sep 26 2011 08:08am)

dont get a lab or golden retriever, they're hunting dogs and will probably not suit well with cats or other animals

Quote (pure619 @ Sep 26 2011 12:32pm)

One thing about blue nose pit's and most pit's they can easily turn on there owner and i wouldn't have a pit if you have young children cause they like to play rough.



Don't really know then lol. Mine dug alot and there's holes all over the place in my friends parents pin from them.

Quote (gramkracka222 @ 27 Sep 2011 00:42)

this is easily the worst piece of information ive seen on the internet...


i have 2 labs and had a golden for 13 years (passed recently). All friendliest animals in a big house full of other animals (lots of cats) and kids.