Dog Lovers

[noon]

I have three boxers great dogs
Short hair loyal easy to train
Protective of the house and family.
They do need room to stretch their legs .and they fart all day long.

[DB1982]

I've had a few dogs over the years.
By far the best dog I've owned was my
Doberman Pinscher.
I have young kids and My Dobe was great with them. My youngest would literally rider her like a horse.
Also the most loyal dog I've ever met.

A Doberman would make a great pet.

If your looking for a intimidating large dog.
Look into a Canis Panther. They're very rare and expensive. Beautiful dogs though.

[MuscleInk]

I know its not the two you mentioned. ..but I used to have an akita. Most loyal dogs you will ever have. Mine was 150#. But almost like a huskie. Better for colder areas. Miss her....

Had a high school buddy who had an Akita. I really liked that dog. Easy temperament but always watchful especially when people came to the house......sort of like the dog was saying, "I'm watching you!!!!"

[Sfla80]

Had a high school buddy who had an Akita. I really liked that dog. Easy temperament but always watchful especially when people came to the house......sort of like the dog was saying, "I'm watching you!!!!"

The people we got her from. ..mom, dad and daughter....together u could not get their house. The three broke through a car windshield once. But thats cause a guy was tormenting them.

Theres a book or short story on one in japan. Very cool story. Google akita and train station...maybe. ill try too. They ended up putting a statue of the dog at the station. Really amazing and loyal dogs

[Sfla80]

Hachi: A Dog's Tale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Here you go, they actually made a movie out of it. I hope this article tells the whole story. in short

Mine was the best dog I have ever own.

Side note here is my new best friend.

[DB1982]

Hachi: A Dog's Tale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Here you go, they actually made a movie out of it. I hope this article tells the whole story. in short

Mine was the best dog I have ever own.

Side note here is my new best friend.

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Awesome movie

[Sfla80]

Awesome movie

Def was...

[Venom]

This is a cool looking dog, it's called a Boerboel.

[MuscleInk]

That looks much like an English Mastiff

[MuscleInk]

Hachi: A Dog's Tale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Here you go, they actually made a movie out of it. I hope this article tells the whole story. in short

Mine was the best dog I have ever own.

Side note here is my new best friend.

<img src="http://forums.steroid.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=149251"/>

Wow! Very moving story. The kind of loyalty you only find in "man's best friend"! I'll have to see if I can find that movie somewhere.

What breed is your new buddy?

[king6 II]

Rottweiler.....The most loving loyal breed I have seen. Other than Rotties, Newfoundlads, Great Danes and Bull Mastifs are great breeds. But my first choice would be a Rottie.

[mod1-4]

A red nose from raising Cain kennels in Texas. That's where my dog came from. My toddler bugs him nonstop jumps on him, pulls his tail, chases him with his toys. Best breed out there,

[king6 II]

A red nose from raising Cain kennels in Texas. That's where my dog came from. My toddler bugs him nonstop jumps on him, pulls his tail, chases him with his toys. Best breed out there,

Brindle red nose pit! Good looking dog. I think pits are the most misunderstood dogs.

[mod1-4]

No just red. American pit bull terrier. Not a stafford, nickname for them before back in the 20's was grandma for their caring abilities. Smart and very loyal. Never had any issues just have to remember it's a pit so no matter what it's gonna be their fault

[king6 II]

Still a good looking dog. I feel bad for pits, there are no bad dogs...Just bad owners in my opinion.

[Sfla80]

Wow! Very moving story. The kind of loyalty you only find in "man's best friend"! I'll have to see if I can find that movie somewhere.

What breed is your new buddy?

Mix...most say pit mixed with something...hes a good dog...kindof a baby though. Scared of everything

[DSM4Life]

[gearbox]

Yes, hair is probably the one reservation I have. We have a cleaning staff come in once a week but dog hair is one of those things you can never stay ahead of!!! I've had many dogs. Loved them all but ya, dog hair annoys me to no end and a big shaggy dog like a St. Bernard is certainly going to shed like crazy - especially in California!

The other issue with St. Bernard's I have heard about is their drooling. Apparently they can be pretty messy or so I am told. I believe the salivary glands responsible for drooling can be removed without affecting their digestion and normal salivary processes.

St bernards drooling is way to much.
Bull mastiff. Cane corso. I would probably just look for a large rottweiler much easier to take car of and extremely loyal.

[Capebuffalo]

A large and muscular dog, the Rhodesian Ridgeback was not only developed as hunter but also as a family protector. The breed can be light wheaten to red wheaten and are sleek and glossy in appearance. Originally bred to hunt lions the breed is also known as the African Lion Hound.

[MuscleInk]

A large and muscular dog, the Rhodesian Ridgeback was not only developed as hunter but also as a family protector. The breed can be light wheaten to red wheaten and are sleek and glossy in appearance. Originally bred to hunt lions the breed is also known as the African Lion Hound.

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Beautiful dog! Still trying to convince HAW to rethink the St. Bernard. She's in love with pictures of puppies she's seen but I keep telling her she may regret the decision when we can't get rid of all the damn dog hair!

She won't go with the Rottweiler. She's not impressed by their appearance. I like the dog, however, and they do get pretty big.

[king6 II]

Beautiful dog! Still trying to convince HAW to rethink the St. Bernard. She's in love with pictures of puppies she's seen but I keep telling her she may regret the decision when we can't get rid of all the damn dog hair!

She won't go with the Rottweiler. She's not impressed by their appearance. I like the dog, however, and they do get pretty big.

Newfoundland is a good alternative to the St. Bernard. They are as big if not bigger, and the are one of the most gentile dog breeds there are. However, their hair is an issue. There is lots of it.

[MuscleInk]

Newfoundland is a good alternative to the St. Bernard. They are as big if not bigger, and the are one of the most gentile dog breeds there are. However, their hair is an issue. There is lots of it.

I have seen these dogs. My parents had one when I was new born but obviously I was too young to recall. I've seen pictures of their old dog. Gorgeous animal.

Love your picture of the dog at the sink. Classic!

I love dogs but my pet peeve (pardon the pun) is dog hair. I hate going to meetings looking like I was rolling around on the floor with my dog before hand. No matter how hard I've tried in the past, you just can't keep your clothes entirely free from dog hair. I love dogs, their loyalty, as companionship but the hair I can do without.

[lovbyts]

I love dogs. Especially when I go to the Philippines. They have the best BBQ dog I have tasted. Thailand isn't bad either but they dont use enough BBQ sauce IMO.

Horse meat is also pretty good if it's done right. My sister has 4 horses and has had at least 1 since she was about 8. She says horse meat is good also.

[MuscleInk]

I love dogs. Especially when I go to the Philippines. They have the best BBQ dog I have tasted. Thailand isn't bad either but they dont use enough BBQ sauce IMO.

Horse meat is also pretty good if it's done right. My sister has 4 horses and has had at least 1 since she was about 8. She says horse meat is good also.

Horse meat is the best!!!!!

Dog was pretty good in Vietnam but apparently some places don't serve it fresh so we were advised to limit our consumption.

[Rwy]

Husky or Malamute was our original choice. I've heard they need a lot of activity and are "escape artists" but once trained are great dogs. Then we considered the Mastiff breed. To me, the St. Bernard seems like a mix I the two. Temperament of a Mastiff, coat of a Husky.

A German Shepherd IMO is probably one of the best dogs you can own but they are difficult as puppies and need exercise.They are so loyal smart and just want to please their owners. They are super easy to train but they need to know they are on the bottom of the totem pole. They can do ok in the heat but you will never get to see there full mane during the winters which makes them look awesome


Some mastiffs are lazy and most are very dominant and stubborn and need experienced handlers. IMO you should never own working breeds unless everyone is assertive.


With all large breed dogs prepare for vet bills. We just laid 6500 for my dogs him and then we are getting the other one done in 6 months. 13000. This little shit better live a long time

[Rwy]

Cane Corso is our next dog. I wanted a presa caniro but its just too much dog. IMO if you have never owned a working dog a cane could be a bad idea as a first dog unless you are willing to pay for trainers becuase they need a lot of socializing with people and dogs. They will try to rule the house but they will die defending you

I know you want a specific type of breed, but you could always go rescue a dog from a shelter. Sometimes they even have specific shelters for certain breeds.

Just to throw another type of big breed out there, maybe check out the Cain Corso if you want intimidating. Look at the size of those claws!

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[Rwy]

I lvoe these dogs but they are not in our price raneg lol

World’s most expensive dog? Tibetan mastiff puppy sells for $2 million in China - NY Daily News

[MuscleInk]

I lvoe these dogs but they are not in our price raneg lol

World’s most expensive dog? Tibetan mastiff puppy sells for $2 million in China - NY Daily News

Damn!!! That dog better crap gold bricks for that kind of cash!!!!!!!

[MuscleInk]

A German Shepherd IMO is probably one of the best dogs you can own but they are difficult as puppies and need exercise.They are so loyal smart and just want to please their owners. They are super easy to train but they need to know they are on the bottom of the totem pole. They can do ok in the heat but you will never get to see there full mane during the winters which makes them look awesome

Some mastiffs are lazy and most are very dominant and stubborn and need experienced handlers. IMO you should never own working breeds unless everyone is assertive.

With all large breed dogs prepare for vet bills. We just laid 6500 for my dogs him and then we are getting the other one done in 6 months. 13000. This little shit better live a long time

$13000!?!?! WTF!?!?! Did you buy it a bionic leg??????????

[MuscleInk]

A German Shepherd IMO is probably one of the best dogs you can own but they are difficult as puppies and need exercise.They are so loyal smart and just want to please their owners. They are super easy to train but they need to know they are on the bottom of the totem pole. They can do ok in the heat but you will never get to see there full mane during the winters which makes them look awesome

Some mastiffs are lazy and most are very dominant and stubborn and need experienced handlers. IMO you should never own working breeds unless everyone is assertive.

With all large breed dogs prepare for vet bills. We just laid 6500 for my dogs him and then we are getting the other one done in 6 months. 13000. This little shit better live a long time

Damn. You're not making my choices easy. Last thing I need is a stubborn dog.

[RaginCajun]

What about a Great Dane?

[MuscleInk]

What about a Great Dane?

They don't strike me as intimidating in appearance. Big yes. Difficult to train???

[RaginCajun]

They don't strike me as intimidating in appearance. Big yes. Difficult to train???

Dunno, I have never owned one.

I saw one that hunted wild hogs on TV. I know I would not want that big thing mad at me!

[Capebuffalo]

They don't strike me as intimidating in appearance. Big yes. Difficult to train???

Marmaduke and Clifford are always getting in to mischievous adventures.
Scooby and those meddling kids have solve many a mystery.

[Hazard]

I'm liking the Dogo Argentino's lately..... Puma killers :-)

[Hazard]

^^^^ extremely loyal dogs to their family. Train them well and you'll never have a problem. One may even kill a puma if u need it to lol. Saw it on animal planet.

[MuscleInk]

^^^^ extremely loyal dogs to their family. Train them well and you'll never have a problem. One may even kill a puma if u need it to lol. Saw it on animal planet.

Well we do have a number of Bob cats around! Close enough to the Puma.

[MuscleInk]

Marmaduke and Clifford are always getting in to mischievous adventures.
Scooby and those meddling kids have solve many a mystery.

Lmao....forgot about those lovable pooches! I always enjoyed Marmaduke and Scooby and my son grew up with his dad reading Clifford's adventures to him.

[Rwy]

$13000!?!?! WTF!?!?! Did you buy it a bionic leg??????????

I spelled hip wrong. He is getting a double hip replacement (over 6 month peroid. Cant do both at same time) and we paid extra for him to stay at vet for the first week because of how difficult it is limiting the dogs movement and cause the hip to come out

[Rwy]

I'm liking the Dogo Argentino's lately..... Puma killers :-)

Great dog. Needs strong assertive owners or they can become difficult to deal with.