So, what breeds are on YOUR future list?

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Another Sheltie.
Another Border Collie.
Another Miley dog.
A pit bull type dog.
A Borzoi.
A Toller.
A good ol' mutt.

Nothing else leaps out at me but I'm sure there will be plenty of others.
 

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aha i knew i'd remember some more
- blue merle Aussie (named Checkers)
- Standard poodle (black) named Brutus
- Bernese Mtn Dog

and when i'm an older lady, i want a dobe named Gretta.
 

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German Shepherd
Pit Bull
Boxer
Greyhound (retired racing)
Bernese Mountain Dog
Collie (rough)
Great Pyrenees
St. Bernard
Dachshund
Jack Russell

There are lots more that I know I'm forgetting!
 

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Border Collies (traditional black and white, red and white, and white factored black)
Possibly a Patterdale Terrier
Australian Shepherd (red tri and blue merle)
German Shepherds (again)
APBT
Malinios
Sheltie
Australian Koolie
Maybe a Kelpie...
Possibly a Doberman or Rottweiler
And mutts. Many many mutts.
 

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Chinese Crested
Husky or Malamute (again)
Corgi (fiance really wants one)
Papillon
Miniature Pinscher (again)
Great Pyrenees


Really, there are sooo many dogs I want but these are at the top of the list
 

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I quickly realized that to own all the breeds I want, I'll need to have a LOT of dogs at once, for the rest of my life. So here's the short list:

Newf
Dobe
Rottie
Great Dane
more rescue mutts

I've been considering something small as a companion for Sierra, as she likes small dogs SO much better than big ones, so a Papillion or a Cavalier. Maybe a Pug or a Boston if I can find the right one. (I really don't like most I've met, but there are a few delightful exceptions).

And of course, if I really start getting into agility, this list will probably shift from big working breeds to something a bit more suitable.
 

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Cough you need a papillon. Especially if you want a small agility dog. ;)
One of our groomers at work has two, her aunt breeds them. Mandy and Foxy are perhaps the greatest little dogs I've ever met in my LIFE!

I think Paps deserve to be higher on my list, but it will take some convincing on Matt's part (he just does not like little dogs).
 
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If I could, I'd get a weimaraner. Unfortunetly, my parents won't let me have anything bigger than a husky. I suppose when Im older and move out and get situated and all, I'd look more into it. But, for now, I must admire from a distance (though I have no problem with huskies, I love the breed.)
 

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If I outlive Ollie .... my next will be another Golden or Golden mix rescue again . Not a pup of course !!! He's only about 3 yrs old , so I'm hoping for another good ten years for both of us !
 

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Forget Papillons, you need a SPITZ. :p

Lizzie is WAY faster than any of the papillons at practice. :p And okay, she's a lot mouthier too, but she's a ton of fun. :p
I bet Summer could take her. ;) Summer is the reigning fastest pap in the OKC area- well according to our butterfly festival results.

I'm sure she and Lizzie would have a blast lol. All in good fun as you know. Btw, you've almost got me interested in those little spitz dogs of yours. I'd love to meet Lizzie sometime.

One of our groomers at work has two, her aunt breeds them. Mandy and Foxy are perhaps the greatest little dogs I've ever met in my LIFE!

I think Paps deserve to be higher on my list, but it will take some convincing on Matt's part (he just does not like little dogs).
Seriously, I'll just send you Rose for a while. She is the best when it comes to convincing people! She has my father wrapped around her little paw.
 

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