orientalexpress
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i'm looking to buy a small dog for my daugther.any recomendation?i love german shepherd,but i had no back yard for them running around.thanks
lapsan
lapsan
ot.what is a goldendoodle look like?or labradoodle?
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montanabay
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chocolate lab, best ever. I prefer hunting lines, but they are usually more active, look for a line that is more "show" dog and less hunting, they'll be more indoor natured.
Kinetic
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I love labradors, they are the most amazing dogs ever. Completely unconditionally loyal, loves everyone / everything, kinda dumb so you can train them to do anything. They shed a bit in summers though and need a lot of outdoorsy excersize.
Labradoodles, however, are smarter, and thus a bit more conniving. Still freaking adorable, great personalities, great with family. They are smaller, and they don't shed. THey'll lose a bit of hair here and there, much like humans do, but not shed in blankets of fur. Some come out really ugly, in a cute way, and some are just adorable.
I've had 3 labradors in my lifetime, and they were the sweetest things in the world. You could be in any sort of mood, and seeing the tail wag of these guys would melt you with a smile regardless.
My sister has a new labradoodle puppy, almost a year old now. It's just a smarter version of a labrador, looks a bit different (long legs, skinnier, smaller body, curly shaggier hair). Here are some pix of the labradoodle:
What she looks like this day:
At about 4 - 5 months:
Labradoodles, however, are smarter, and thus a bit more conniving. Still freaking adorable, great personalities, great with family. They are smaller, and they don't shed. THey'll lose a bit of hair here and there, much like humans do, but not shed in blankets of fur. Some come out really ugly, in a cute way, and some are just adorable.
I've had 3 labradors in my lifetime, and they were the sweetest things in the world. You could be in any sort of mood, and seeing the tail wag of these guys would melt you with a smile regardless.
My sister has a new labradoodle puppy, almost a year old now. It's just a smarter version of a labrador, looks a bit different (long legs, skinnier, smaller body, curly shaggier hair). Here are some pix of the labradoodle:
What she looks like this day:
At about 4 - 5 months:
fingerwrinkles
Premium Member
Here's some info on goldendoodles, labradoodles, and schnoodles:
http://www.mydoodlebabies.com/Puppies for Sale.htm
As for snickerdoodles you have to go here:
http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=content&id=recipe2587
http://www.mydoodlebabies.com/Puppies for Sale.htm
As for snickerdoodles you have to go here:
http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=content&id=recipe2587
sfsuphysics
Active member
labs are nice, but if you don't have the space for a german sheppard you don't have the space for a lab either.
Kinetic
Active member
walk twice daily at least, backyard is needed. give them a weight vest so they feel like they're working on something. They need to "work" or else they'll go crazy and rip up your entire house since they're a working breed.
doodles are a bit smaller, but would still need a lot of exercise.
Kinetic
Active member
haha pugs are so freaking funny =) they look like a dog that ran into a wall, and stayed that way. they look so goofy.
I'd also recommend bulldogs, they have so much skin and they're kinda lazy, really adorable.
I mean shoot, you can teach them to skateboard:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ziDeUbifKIM
and puppies of course are to die for:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=NSiMLQTJLIQ
I'd also recommend bulldogs, they have so much skin and they're kinda lazy, really adorable.
I mean shoot, you can teach them to skateboard:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ziDeUbifKIM
and puppies of course are to die for:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=NSiMLQTJLIQ
orientalexpress
New member
english bulldog are cool.i been around one ,they're fart all the time.plus they're drool lot.
fishme
Premium Member
i used to have a standard American Eskimo named Nini. Great dog to have. A day I post my house up for sale, my aunt in Sactown immediately asked to adopt Nini. My kids love Nini, I have to drive my kids to Sacto to visit Nini once a month. Great dog, only problem is she shred (twice a year). Btw, I got my dog from Max, yeah that Max from MA. Max used to run a fish store in San Jose back in 97. Does anyone remember that store here? 
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/americaneskimo.htm
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/americaneskimo.htm
