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  1. twinlensreflex's Avatar
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by Miss Trololol)
    I've got a blue merle border collie. They are so beautiful it hurts
    *jealous face*
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    Basset Hound

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    French Bulldog

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    Caniche

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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    Either Staffordshire Bull Terrier or Boxer dogs. I grew up with both and know loads of people who have had them their lovely breeds specially staffs. Against most public thought their brilliant dogs. My old staff was amazing specially with kids. My niece's and nephews would pull, poke and even bite him and all he would do was lick them.
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
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    Pugs!
    This is my pug, she's lovely Attachment 137128
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    AWWWW She is beautiful , how old is she ? I would absolutely love one, but my parents won't let me cos i'm going to uni this year
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    Cavalier King Charles Spaniel


    German Boxer
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    Cockerpoo
    It's a cross between a cocker spaniel and a poodle
    I've had mine for almost 7 years now and love her to bits She's ADORABLE :3Click image for larger version. 

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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by froggyt)
    Cockerpoo
    It's a cross between a cocker spaniel and a poodle
    I've had mine for almost 7 years now and love her to bits She's ADORABLE :3Click image for larger version. 

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    Aww so cute!
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by froggyt)
    Cockerpoo
    It's a cross between a cocker spaniel and a poodle
    I've had mine for almost 7 years now and love her to bits She's ADORABLE :3Click image for larger version. 

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    I have one too that looks EXACTLY like yours Never had a dog as loving as her!
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by Lauren Elice)
    AWWWW She is beautiful , how old is she ? I would absolutely love one, but my parents won't let me cos i'm going to uni this year
    hehe she's pretty cute
    She's 5
    aw that sucks! ;(
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by AshPetite)
    I may be biased due to past experience, but I would personally choose a staffie (yes, Staffordshire bull terrier), for the most part because I grew up with one of this breed (from the Kennel Club). He was two years older than myself. He was such a loyal and daft dog, he almost felt like an older brother. I could go into all kinds of stories, and have such a good laugh and cry about him. He was definitely a much-loved and irreplaceable 'dafty'.
    Yes! I was waiting for someone to say staffy I have a 2 year old and he is sooo affectionate and loving, never aggresive or anything, people judge them because irresponsible dog owners bring them up badly but if they are in a good home and treated well they are great family pets and beautiful too!
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by JWH)
    Either Staffordshire Bull Terrier or Boxer dogs. I grew up with both and know loads of people who have had them their lovely breeds specially staffs. Against most public thought their brilliant dogs. My old staff was amazing specially with kids. My niece's and nephews would pull, poke and even bite him and all he would do was lick them.
    Could not agree more, mine is the same, so affectionate and really not what people think they are!
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by popsicles3)
    Yes! I was waiting for someone to say staffy I have a 2 year old and he is sooo affectionate and loving, never aggresive or anything, people judge them because irresponsible dog owners bring them up badly but if they are in a good home and treated well they are great family pets and beautiful too!

    Staffies are lovely and I can honestly say that I have never met a vicious one in my whole life!.They are big softies who love people and will always give you a big smile and a lot of licks .They are brilliant with kids too.
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    Whippets, closely followed by the toy poodle...
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    Beagle
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    PORTUGESE WATER DOG!!! <3
    I LOVE mine to pieces
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    Czech wolfdogs :love:

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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    Weimaraners, short-haired Hungarian viszlas, eurasiers, labradors, etc. Most big dogs, or medium-ish sized dogs Lots of the toy dogs I know have nice personalities too once I stop being annoyed by the yapping.
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    Although I'm quite partial to Dalmatians too
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    My favourite is the Manchester Terrier, getting a little boy at the end of July
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    Re: Favourite dog breed
    (Original post by popsicles3)
    Could not agree more, mine is the same, so affectionate and really not what people think they are!
    I know we currently have a staff puppy as well and all she does is run round like a mad thing trying to lick you. If you don't make a fuss of her she will sit staring at you making funny noises till you do :laugh: . When I was younger we even had a rescued staff and he was fine. Yes he wasn't as cuddly and affectionate as my other dogs were but that's not surprising. His older owners had tried to turn him nasty by treating him badly so he wasn't a trusting dog. People make a dog nasty it's never the dog itself
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