What breeds do you want?
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Definately a
working bred GSD
Golden Retriever
Hopefully/ Possibly /eventually
Another JRT or 2
Working Springer/ Lab
BC
Beagle
Dobe
Dalmation
Dogs I would Like but might not be suitable
Greyhound
Long Haired Whippet
Lurcher
Pitbull
Irish Wolfhound
I better live a very long life for all these dogs lol
working bred GSD
Golden Retriever
Hopefully/ Possibly /eventually
Another JRT or 2
Working Springer/ Lab
BC
Beagle
Dobe
Dalmation
Dogs I would Like but might not be suitable
Greyhound
Long Haired Whippet
Lurcher
Pitbull
Irish Wolfhound
I better live a very long life for all these dogs lol
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As far as what breed I'd like to have someday... it's hard to say. After my last Akita I said "no more big dogs and never 3 dogs again" but look what I got?? LOL
Hmmmm... I really like my mix (whatever he is) but you don't always get this lucky with a mix (heck any dog mix or full bred). He is just so easy to train and wants to please. He only chew on his toys, loves people and other dogs. I could go on and on.
I guess since I will have these three for a while I will just have to wait and see how old I am before I can even get another dog. I don't want 3 again (said that before though) and my Poodle is 10 but my Chihuahua is only 4 so I am thinking it will be a while before I am down to only one, then I might consider another dog. I'm 38 so say 10 years my Chihuahua is 14, Reno will be 10 and I'll be 48... maybe then?? Who knows?
Hmmmm... I really like my mix (whatever he is) but you don't always get this lucky with a mix (heck any dog mix or full bred). He is just so easy to train and wants to please. He only chew on his toys, loves people and other dogs. I could go on and on.
I guess since I will have these three for a while I will just have to wait and see how old I am before I can even get another dog. I don't want 3 again (said that before though) and my Poodle is 10 but my Chihuahua is only 4 so I am thinking it will be a while before I am down to only one, then I might consider another dog. I'm 38 so say 10 years my Chihuahua is 14, Reno will be 10 and I'll be 48... maybe then?? Who knows?
I don't truly want anything different. Tollers and Dobermans are about as perfect as dogs get for me, in different ways. I'd like to maybe have another Dalmatian someday, and there are other breeds I'll probably always admire from afar rather than live with (Belgian Shepherds, Leonberger), but chances are it'll be Tollers and Dobes only for me. 
My next dog I would love to be a BC from a breeder, but considring I might still be living in this town it would be a waste to bring a dog halfway across the country and not be able to give it every oppurtunity.
If Im still living here I'll get a pound pup, one of the surplus of kelpie/ACD/BC mixes that there are here.
But I also want greyhounds, a dane, a bullmastiff, maybe a pitbull if I get stable enough to stay in this state. But I never want to be without a kelpie or a BC or some sort of working mix.
If Im still living here I'll get a pound pup, one of the surplus of kelpie/ACD/BC mixes that there are here.
But I also want greyhounds, a dane, a bullmastiff, maybe a pitbull if I get stable enough to stay in this state. But I never want to be without a kelpie or a BC or some sort of working mix.
breeds i will have
american staghound
greyhound (coldblood but would conside a hot if the right one came along)
whippet
blackmouth cur
catahoula
leopard cur
july american foxhound
APBT
american bulldog
dogo argentino
patterdale/fell terrier
jagdterrier
teckel/dachshund
pound puppies
breeds i like the idea, of but probably won't actually get w/o some crazy change of circumstance
bully kutta
gul terr
boz sheperd's dog
sage kooche
boergrey
english staghound
breeds i'll get if the opportunity occurs w/o going out of my way (developing long relationship w/ breeder before hand, siting on a waiting list etc)
dane
airedale
plott cur
plott hound
lacy cur
mt cur
goodman, trigg & croghan am foxhounds
beddy, lakie & border terriers
bull arab
dobermann
boykin
all the sighthounds except italian grey
presa canario
american staghound
greyhound (coldblood but would conside a hot if the right one came along)
whippet
blackmouth cur
catahoula
leopard cur
july american foxhound
APBT
american bulldog
dogo argentino
patterdale/fell terrier
jagdterrier
teckel/dachshund
pound puppies
breeds i like the idea, of but probably won't actually get w/o some crazy change of circumstance
bully kutta
gul terr
boz sheperd's dog
sage kooche
boergrey
english staghound
breeds i'll get if the opportunity occurs w/o going out of my way (developing long relationship w/ breeder before hand, siting on a waiting list etc)
dane
airedale
plott cur
plott hound
lacy cur
mt cur
goodman, trigg & croghan am foxhounds
beddy, lakie & border terriers
bull arab
dobermann
boykin
all the sighthounds except italian grey
presa canario
just added an N by accident
the bull arab is an aussie breed of hog dog. the accepted story is the breed founder started w/ his two pigdogs named Bull & Arab. others replicated his breeding program to produce similar dogs. the original line was just english bullterrier, pointer & grey. others replicating the program used pitty instead of EBT or GSP instead of english pointer. also one breeder added a touch of bloodhound & another used an airedale lurcher. the last crosses outside the lines was between 10-15 years ago. since that time they have been linebred or crossed between the lines and a breed organization started.
ETA here is a good link for info
Bull_Arabs
coldbloods are unregistered bred purely for hunting and may have a touch of crossbred 10 or more generations back. hotbloods are registered dogs usually track dogs but show dogs are considered technically hotbloods too. show lines tend to be big & slow w/ poor endurance but better feet & skin than the track dogs which are usually smaller & have soft feet & thin skin and poor endurance but for different reasons. a descent coldblood can sometimes be made by crossing the two types but the better bet for a good hunting grey is to stick w/proven lines.
the bull arab is an aussie breed of hog dog. the accepted story is the breed founder started w/ his two pigdogs named Bull & Arab. others replicated his breeding program to produce similar dogs. the original line was just english bullterrier, pointer & grey. others replicating the program used pitty instead of EBT or GSP instead of english pointer. also one breeder added a touch of bloodhound & another used an airedale lurcher. the last crosses outside the lines was between 10-15 years ago. since that time they have been linebred or crossed between the lines and a breed organization started.
ETA here is a good link for info
Bull_Arabs
coldbloods are unregistered bred purely for hunting and may have a touch of crossbred 10 or more generations back. hotbloods are registered dogs usually track dogs but show dogs are considered technically hotbloods too. show lines tend to be big & slow w/ poor endurance but better feet & skin than the track dogs which are usually smaller & have soft feet & thin skin and poor endurance but for different reasons. a descent coldblood can sometimes be made by crossing the two types but the better bet for a good hunting grey is to stick w/proven lines.
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That's a pretty neat list Pops. No shepherd types? I really want to see a Mal, GSD or Dutchie (or mix, like KNPV dogs) used for hunting. I'm sure they'd be good for something, after all, you can train them to do pretty much anything, lots of prey drive and zoom. And they retrieve! Not sure about the courage/nerves deparment for lots though.
Here is something interesting:
Lurcher Link :: View topic - Guy - big black GSD/ Lurcher lad
What do you think, hunting guru?
Do you remember slamm/ Sam Nelson? He frequented the elpresa forum and sometimes posted on Bandog? Anyways, he what seem like some good presas.
Here is something interesting:
Lurcher Link :: View topic - Guy - big black GSD/ Lurcher lad
What do you think, hunting guru?
Do you remember slamm/ Sam Nelson? He frequented the elpresa forum and sometimes posted on Bandog? Anyways, he what seem like some good presas.
I would love a Ibizan Hound. However, they are too big for me right now. However they remain my favourite breed of dog.
My next dog will be a toller. When... I'm not sure. I was hoping 1yr from now however that is always variable. Tollers definitely best suit my needs and wants for a dog.
The others I would like to have would be:
Chart Polski / Polish Greyhound (probably get one after my Ibizan Hound)
Tibetan Spaniel
Pomeranian
Central Asian Shepherd
Tibetan Mastiff
Hungarian Mudi
Belgian Malinois
My next dog will be a toller. When... I'm not sure. I was hoping 1yr from now however that is always variable. Tollers definitely best suit my needs and wants for a dog.
The others I would like to have would be:
Chart Polski / Polish Greyhound (probably get one after my Ibizan Hound)
Tibetan Spaniel
Pomeranian
Central Asian Shepherd
Tibetan Mastiff
Hungarian Mudi
Belgian Malinois