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What's your favorite dog breed?
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I've always had a soft spot for boxers and have had them for most of my life. My last boxer died almost 9 years ago and just before she died, we got a pitbull puppy who she helped train. I honestly think he thinks he is a boxer in a pitbull disguise. He is now 10 years old and showing some gray. Pitbulls have gotten a bad rap over the years but they are truly wonderful dogs. Earlier this year, I was fortunate enough to get a white boxer puppy who is now 8 months old. Now the roles are reversed and my pittie is training my boxer.
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@Jerseystorm wrote:Love my wirehair pointing griffon.
💥 @Jerseystorm how old? Angela 💥
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@AARPTeri wrote:I have always thought a German Shepard was so smart and strong. But really have a hard time picking a favorite breed, especially now that I have a mixed dog. Do you have a favorite?
💥 @AARPTeri awesome post 😁 At the moment I do not own a dog but have become great friends with Blitz who lives next door. He is a rescue and a mutt. So I guess my answer would be, no fav breed. Enjoyed reading everyone's doggie posts!!! Nothing like Doggie Luv 🤗🤗🤗 💥
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@postman29 wrote:We had a great German Shepherd-Huskie mix growing up. She was a great, loyal, and beautiful looking dog. Best dog we ever owned.
💥No more dogs @postman29 ? I don't think I can again. Jeremiah was my best friend and walking buddy. He was a Jack Russell Terrier. Lol, short, feisty and felt a need to fight every dog we passed while out walking. Especially the dogs 4 times his height. 🤣😂 💥
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I guess this topic shows how much we love our pets. I see it's been going on for years now! 👍
Mine is the Toy Poodle. Had my puppy Taz for 17 awesome years, my buddy and travel partner, until the latter part of 2016. No more pets for me now...
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@sunluvngal wrote:I guess this topic shows how much we love our pets. I see it's been going on for years now! 👍
Mine is the Toy Poodle. Had my puppy Taz for 17 awesome years, my buddy and travel partner, until the latter part of 2016. No more pets for me now...
💥 @sunluvngal yes, nothing like doggie luv 🤗🤗🤗 After losing Jeremiah, no more for me either. Angela 💥
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I still love Boxers . But have had to put my boxer down . And the pit/boxer I only had for 4 years before I had to put him down . Both had brain tumors . It was so hard . I now have a German Shepard mix . She is a good dog . I like big dogs .She is. a rescue also.
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@PhyllisD478560 wrote:I still love Boxers . But have had to put my boxer down . And the pit/boxer I only had for 4 years before I had to put him down . Both had brain tumors . It was so hard . I now have a German Shepard mix . She is a good dog . I like big dogs .She is. a rescue also.
💥@PhyllisD478560 after losing Jeremiah, a Jack Russell Terrier, I now have Doggie Friends. Took a year for me to stop crying. 😭 Angela 💥
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@LindaB671 if I remember correctly from amother post, she is a girl. Lol, senior moment. Thank you SO MUCH for SHARING her with us. Hey Laya 👋
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@LindaB671 and Laya, well especially Laya,
This is Willie (full name William O. Douglas after the Supreme Court justice) but he is no longer with us. He's was a cross Golden retriever(62.5%), Labrador retriever(25%) and, Setter(12.5%).
Goldens are my favorite dog - I know, so trite, but this particular mix was amazing. Sadly my husband who arrived after Willie is very allergic to dogs. When Willie died my husband's allergy meds were cut significantly. So no doggos for us right now Maybe when we get older and don't travel at all we'll get a doodle of some sort. I kind of like schnoodles (schnauzer-poodle)
Willie ready for a hike
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@ninaTx Awe...so sorry for your loss of Willie. He’s so cute; or should I say handsome?! I see the Setter in him. Up until two years ago we also had Laya’s mom Roux (Roo) but had to put her down. She was sweet. I’ve never heard of a Schnoodle.
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Hi all, first post in AARP
I did not have a dog growing up but much later over a 20 year period I had 7 greyhounds, usually 2 at a time, all rescued from the track. They are the most loving, affectionate 45mph couch potatoes! I became a "greyhound person". I currently have a 28lb. small dog from the local shelter who, to my amazement, has worked her way into my heart as if she were a greyhound, who knew? We've done so much together, going to restaurants and other events, lots of training - first she got her Canine Good Citizen, then her Urban Canine Good Citizen then passed the Therapy Dog Int'l testing, then came in 2nd in an obedience trial where she was the ONLY mixed breed (come on people, what the heck?) dog etc. She is older now, her 100% red coat is turning white but she still has a lot of spring in her step. MY FAVORITE DOG BREED IS THE ONE THAT NEEDS ME THE MOST. Animals are not disposable like a paper plate.
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