They don't shed as much, doesn't run around, and can just chill. I have huge value for my dog. A Boston terrier might be an option, dachshund, bichon, poodle, pug. • 5 yr. there is nothing our pointer boy loves more. throwaway98732876. Dachshund- 10-12 year life span. The divergence of dog breeds may not follow a simple bifurcating pattern but there are a number of network models that can accommodate hybridization. The Dongyeonggi breed is an endangered breed with around only 600 dogs left. Avoid power breeds, Doberman, Rottweilers, all pit bull type dogs, German Sheperds. pit bulls are not even in the top ten from the data I can see, so the fact that they have 346 kills is a very strong argument for eliminating the breed. Seems to be closely correlated with quality of life for your average person. cilantrh0e. •Medium energy breed who would be okay with some days being slow and lazy, and other ones being more active. 10/10, all These foundations are genetic drive (motivation), instinct, biddability and athleticism. Greyhounds- 12-15 year life span. Yeah. They are pretty stubborn and self-directed, and have a tendency to be very…uh, let’s say “vocal” about their demands. Posted by u/PsychologicalBug1317 - 4 votes and 17 comments 2. That being said, it's a complete mischaracterization of the Rottweiler to say that they're a 1 person dog. Given we already have a cat at home, I'd prefer getting a puppy so they could adjust to one another more easily and have one young, there don't seem to be a lot of young puppies so more likely to go to the latter especially since family friends had bad experience with adopting a dog. Jezuz-the-second. working people should get a dog if they want one,but they have to be really sure they are committed . amanda2399923. 14. They're everyone in the family's best friend and extended out to everyone any family member knows also. GameStop Moderna Pfizer Johnson & Johnson AstraZeneca Walgreens Best Buy Novavax SpaceX Tesla. Sometimes people do get the same breed but still get pups that don’t look alike. People think, working dog, or active dog breeds will be the best, but just like you, i've seen many tiny dogs running huge distances in one go or through the week and even winning races. His name is Ozzy! Whippets while they do great with kids and are affectionate are rather sensitive and do require long walks if they don't have access to a yard. Unfortunately, there are now 2 unofficial types of GSD’s—show lines, with exaggerated hip slant, and working lines, dogs with straighter backs that conform to the original breed standard. The dog maybe hungry, overtired or not had enough stimulation for the day. bear-thryllz • 4 mo. They are actually among pit bulls, Dobermans, chows, etc as far as “aggression” goes. Probably one of the snuggliest and sweetest breeds. They don’t require grooming as often as other breeds because it can ruin the texture and softness of their hair. • 9 yr. •Polite or at least aloof with strangers and other dogs. A sort of natural steady state that their individual personality resides A breed standard should reflect the purpose for which the dog is bred, not for the potential of a win in the show ring. Picked the breed because they want to appear to be a hero for taking a breed that is associated negatively. Dogs (and all other aninmals) go to where the value is. I rarely meet people who recognise the breed or even owns one. They do need grooming though and will need a hair cut every so often. Small dog breeds in general honestly. They are now extinct probably because they were developed as a water rescue/lifesaving dog, but according to O. He loves long runs and walks. They can get a little loud, and mine certainly howls, but it's only a couple outbursts of barking a day for me. Weimaraner! Reply. allegedlydm. Hounds were bred to hunt, retrievers to retrieve, gaurding dogs gaurd etc. •Be good with or at least able to ignore cats, easily trainable, not stubborn. Most people have no idea what it takes to manage those sorts of dogs safely. • 2 yr. Our other mixed breed dogs are super smart too. One person, who had a large kennel of dogs, decided she wanted to create a new breed. I have 2 small breed dogs, a Pomeranian and a Yorkie Poodle mix. The best part is that she is great with a leash. That could be your relatives, your kids’ friends, a UPS delivery person. Our ability to distinguish and characterize dog breeds genetically will only improve. crackerjam. I love Goldens, they are great dogs and might make it to a top 10, but they are not smarter than a heeler or Jack. • 7 mo. That said I have 2 rough collies both from rescues. Having all of those things in one individual dog of any breed means that some prepackaged perfect dog arrived from heaven one day. Aside from the regular maintenance like nail trimming, teeth brushing and ear That's not to say a mutt is a worse dog or anything, they're just more of a general grab bag of traits. Theres two things to balance - getting a healthy schnauzer is easier than getting a healthy beagle, beagles do have breed specific problems that someone new to beagles, and to owning dogs too, could miss when finding a breeder. 12. He was a violent, vicious little mutt. I will admit, I have a soft spot for GSDs - they are pretty much perfect, in terms of what I'm looking for, but I find them too anxious. They are needy dogs, requiring lots of attention and affection from their special person, and will climb onto your lap at the first opportunity offered. There are much better family dogs out there. 4) What breeds or types of dogs are you interested in and why? I'm relatively open to breeds, as long as the dog doesn't have a flat face, require human intervention to be birthed, or have a high maintenance coat. But there are distinct tendencies in breeds you could quantify as in a person as perhaps 'high strung', 'relaxed', 'carefree', 'neurotic', 'suspicious', ect. I'll lock him in the back when you come over. Boston terrier are hardier than most small breeds and are good with kids though are predisposed to breathing issues due to shortened muzzles, cherry eye and are a bit yappy. English bulldog. Most first time dog owners don't even really know what breed fits them til they own a real dog. Currently have a Maltese and he requires 2 mile walks daily (who would have thought). Or if you want to go even smaller I would go with the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel - my absolute favorite toy breed. We chose him because this breed is just so different compared to other dogs I have met and seen. (Many can be managed safely, but it takes work and proper equipment). Presa are also short coated and not super suited for long exposure to the cold. Imo, the best dog breed is a rescued dog. Dec 3, 2020 · 2. A dog that is hanging in the house with you, can't protect the farm. Avoid Border Collies and Aussies, they need a lot of exercise and mental stimulation that can be hard for first timers. Share. Whether you’re a hunter or an outdoorsman who enjoys activities like camping and hiking, Brittanys are fantastic companions wherever you go. Go for dogs who are lazy due to age instead of being lazy due to poor health! Yeah, highly recommended considering a Cavalier. Intelligent dogs are often intelligently disobedient, naughty and trouble lol. I plan to get a dog in the next year or two and was looking for what breeds…. A lot of those little dogs have the worst kind of owners and already poor attitudes and it turns into such a problem. . These dogs are considered pretty low maintenance, not way too much grooming, and they don't need a whole lot of physical activity. Havanese are considered to be extremely lovely. The long haired ones are mellower than the short haired. You are looking for a medium/average energy dog based on the info in the post. • 3 yr. Bully breeds are dog aggressive and oftentimes that instinct "drifts" to other animals or even people, just like a border collie may experience instinctual drift - no matter how well trained - when something triggers the instinct (like kids running around may make them instinctually give them "eye" and begin to circle) That's sooo true on the dog aggression. Image source: @JohnCorlew via Flickr #12 – Great Dane. Some can be lovely, obviously. They may take advantage of a family member who isn't as firm with the rules. They have similar coat types and body structure and still have amazingly long K-9s. For example, my brother lost his yellow lab boy to cancer a little over a year ago, and he does intend to get a lab as his next dog but is considering a black or chocolate girl. Not because they're super calm, but rather because they're too retarded to respond to external stimuli. Miniature Poodle, Beagle, Basenji, Shiba, Border Terrier, Cocker Spaniel, Mini Pinscher, a frisky Corgi. You’ve got a wide variety of dogs on this list, but it seems like you are leaning towards smaller dogs. Brittany. Something in the 20 lb range would still be able to go on hikes. Overall, i think shih tzus and havanese are going to be your best options. I guess that looks like "loyalty". I don't know how rare this breed is though. No matter what the breed, they are all (generally) confined to these inherent genetic traits and despite how much someone works, wants and tries to make a SAR dog, some breeds are simply just easier to turn into a mission ready partner than others. 13) Do you want a snuggly dog or one that prefers some personal space? A mix of both. Male orange tabby. ago. I'd avoid spitz breeds and sighthounds (like the greyhound), as they tend to have a strong Golden/Aussie. I have twin corbos (corgi-Boston Terriers) - one got the shorter Boston snout, and shorter corgi legs, so she tires easily and doesn't have much stamina. Reply Another dog to consider - get a mix breed. Once you know why one of them is a good fit for you, it becomes worth it to try and find the specimens with stable temperaments and support breeders who produce them. HalfEmergency8840. If someone wants a purebreed, it's because there's something predictable about them that the person likes. A giant schnauzer may work better for you. Be prepared to baby proof some aspects of your home, especially your kitchen if your puppy is food motivated. Award. I put in that I have cats and other dogs, want a large, low energy, basic obedience, moderately protective dog that doesn't bark much. They're usually small, and don't need a whole lot of grooming. And a decade is a very long time in genetics. Or if you know you want an agility/rally/etc type of dog, seek out clubs in the area to learn about dogs that perform best. If you do not mind a bit more active dog, than maybe a Cocker Spaniel. /r/dogs is a place for dog owners of all levels of knowledge, skill, and experience to discuss various topics related to responsible dog ownership. krukson. If you have any specific questions I’m more than happy to help! 12. It sounds like you might be open to a lot of breeds- might be helpful to visit a conformation show to see a large amount of breeds in person. 😒 So many things I love about the South and being Southern; the before-mentioned not included. IMHO, most "dog-aggressive" breeds aren't worth it unless the person's life is already naturally suited for a dog-aggressive /r/dogs is a place for dog owners of all levels of knowledge, skill, and experience to discuss all topics related to dogs. Sleeping in late will be a thing of the past,at least for a little while. Other than that if you're gonna give him a pet he'd be more than happy to drool on you. Homes that are ideal for herding breeds are experienced, active, and participate in dog sports. Labradoodles: Fits of hyper activity, spoiled attitudes, and they make almost as much noise as chihuahuas. Crypto But yeah, dog aggression is going to rear its ugly head in a wide variety of breeds. Pretty much any dog/breed can be super snuggly and affectionate, but separation anxiety is no joke. Any breed of dog can suit your lifestyle as long as you are willing to make adjustments to your lifestyle. I've dog-sat a couple of different vizslas for extended periods of time, and I miss both of those dogs more than any other I've ever sat. I came to this thread to see if viszla was the top answer. They have amazing funny personalities and love warm temperatures - direct sunlight, blankets etc. Golden Retriever. Play, food, work, all activities, etc. Business, Economics, and Finance. Their genetics predispose them to dog aggression, high prey drives, and reactivity. Mar 5, 2024 · Certain dog breeds exhibit a profound propensity for forming strong attachments to a single individual. This subreddit is a great starting point for a lot of information, but you should always verify and expand upon what you've read from reputable sources before putting it to use in your daily life. She was friendly w other ppl and my family but she still only really listened and was loyal to me. Not just a designer dog, but a registerable new breed. Both breeds are prone to OCD-like behavior, but it's more common in borders. And very little of that has to do with intelligence. Most important, in most breeds the aggressiveness is due to a particular reason. This breed of dog is gentle and quiet, perfect for the single person who studies or works from home. Then again, so is people culture. The other one has longer legs, higher waist, and a longer muzzle, and hads so much more stamina and drive. That's sorta what confuses me about the doodle craze. I think the person above is saying a border collie is a bad idea. 13. The Jindo and Dongyeonggi have a common ancestor, but true Dongyeonggi's have a very short bobbed tail and their lineage is believed to have lived much longer (during Korean dynasties). Very intelligent and easily trained breed so it's easy to bond by training and getting a nice, well behaved dog. They can be too lazy to walk but that means u can teach em to skate because of it. They strongly attach to one person and are protective of that person. May wany to scout around for reputable breeders nearby and go with the type dog they breed rather than travel a long distance for a specific breed. I had state farm, they banned german shepards, pits, rotties, malmutes, cain korso’s, and a few other iirc. I assume their lists are more opinion than fact ever since I saw Cattle Dogs or Jack Russels weren't included in the most intelligent breeds but Goldens were. Pugs in the top 5. Also, you'd better be careful if you invite me over, because it's coming with me! Reply reply. (sorry I know there are many great owners). Huskies are incredibly smart as well, they can jump fences, open doors/drawers, and get into all kinds of mischief. •. Easy to train, loving, and need the exercise. Some dogs have about 800 dogs tested and some less then 50. Or an airedale terrier, which is a very easy breed to train but was used in police work for decades in the UK. Krasnovskaya, "That was not a good idea as [they] were not willing to save drowning people, but mostly were looking to bite them so this breed was never developed". /r/dogs is a place for dog owners of all levels of knowledge, skill, and experience to discuss all topics… We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Pit Bull. My husband was a K9 officer so we had to get a special thing for it. It's good to adopt and shop responsibly. If it helps I came here to recommend this exact same breed. 1)pitbulls 2)pitbulls 3)pitbulls Most are not to be trusted; potential to be vicious. Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGD) are bred to protect their territory and the stock within it (and by extension the people as well). I don’t think Poms are aggressive but I do think they’re a tough breed for a first-time dog owner. When mentioning they own a dog they don't just say "I own a dog" they say "I own a Pit Bull". They have an insane Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI), I believe the breed average is around 40 (normal inbreeding levels for purebreds are around 20; the lower the better). Sounds like you're looking for an athletic and sharp dog - I'd recommend a border collie. What are some other breeds like this? Obviously, any individual dog could completely defy expectations and be the complete opposite of what's expected, but if you're looking at getting a puppy and looking at 'beginner breeds', understanding what different breeds were bred for will help you narrow down a list of dogs that might be suitable for your lifestyle and experience, as well •Smart, biddable, attached to me (one person dog), without being totally velcro. He's about to be 3 and maybe 2 people have ever guessed correctly what he was and one of them was from where his breed is from and was surprised I had one. Has something to prove. We can use the Silken Windhound spoken of elsewhere in this topic as an example. Easy to train, very wonderful companion dogs. Known for their loyalty and deep emotional bonds, these “one-person dogs” are characterized by an innate predisposition to choose a favorite person, often offering a unique kind of companionship. They are very loyal and will be your little shadow. They fit your criteria best. Plus they’re funny as hell. je_taime. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Each policy is different. Keep this in mind as you get your replies here. . Admittedly, much of it was due to pain because he was a backyard breeder puppy, but all the same, I don't trust him or his type. Brittanys are a gorgeous and multifaceted dog breed. sbb214 • 3 yr. Our smartest dog ever was a mix of a Japanese Spitz and some street mutt. It’s not overwhelming but you have to be prepared to stand your ground and be patient. I've read before that some breeds like Chihuahuas, Beagles and other dogs are 'one person dogs' and predominately attach to one owner- what causes… Coins 0 coins My first dog is a unknown breed most of the time, he is a Coton de Tulear. Fastest of all my dogs to learn commands. Such a good idea. As for ducks. Splash03. The Akita is one of the dogs most closely genetically related to a wolf according to National Geographic's article. They're cliche but I say go for it. Posted by u/Babybluewhaleplush - 2 votes and 3 comments They also tend to roam so they don't really tend to guard a home, they just don't like strangers. I've found almost all Bombay cats are like that so i think it'd be great for a first time cat owner. This isn’t a breed specific comment, but I am a person with a big fluffy dog who lives in the US south. Reply reply. If you are considering a Brittany, may I also suggest a Pointer, they are a bit bigger than a Brittany, but short haired and like a Brittany they are also a pointing breed so have many of the same natural instincts/characteristics. that's because pit bull is not a breed - you've reached a catastrophic conclusion based on a poor parameter. A dog with a big bark is often deterrent enough. Honeycrispcombe. As a fellow anxious person I would recommend rescuing an older dog (at least 2 or 3 years old) who is in a foster based rescue. Very friendly. 7. Mule2go. A smaller companion breed might work well for you - they tend to be good with people and animals, and fairly low maintenance. I mean, if you think about it the average person is a pretty shitty dog owner, so most breeds. brutusdragonslayer. I am the source of all good things. English bulldogs, westies, beagles, black lab, shiba inu, (though I understand some of these breeds might not be suited to apartment living, but I still understand everything is on an individual-by-individual basis) 3. But as a whole, with almost any function they can serve, there are better suited dog breeds. My friend has a French terrier I believe and it’s the most annoying dog. Zworrisdeh. I'm on a few facebook running groups for dogs and you will find everything on there and i mean everything. Non-dog people: I don't like (or am allergic to) dogs. But breeds which could suit - Kelpies, Tervuren, Groenendael (working Tervs and Groenendaels are difficult to find), Australian Shepherds, Mudi, Pumi, Spaniels, Labradors, GSP, German Shepherds (though a little intimidating). Dachshunds-long haired doxies are great companions and are the right mixture of size, they’re small and large-they don’t think they’re small so they have big dog vibes. Only caveat is small dog breeds with long So, while one dog does not define the breed, I think Dalmatians are more fit for people who can handle the aggression possibility, who are willing to do training and have the energy to keep up with them. $20k is a starting point, I'd say the average for a GOOD protection dog is going to run you $50-60k. Bichons: once again they don't shed. I love this breed, but I would personally never want one. He loves to snuggle under the covers. 1. As some have already mentioned, dogs have individual personalities and quirks regardless of the breed in question. No no no. They are just typically breeds you want to take special care not to screw up on their upbringing, ya know. My Spinone was the friendliest dog ever, but was really protective of his food. It really depends. The Moscow Water Dog is the one I miss most. Exchanging stares during petting sessions. It suggested the Bergamasco as my top pick, followed by Briards, Wirehaired Pointing Griffons Ibizan Hounds, Gordon Setters, and Rhodesian Ridgebacks. To create a new breed, you have to have a type in mind, and a decent number of dogs to crossbreed to become the parent stock. all of them! saint bernards, newfies, leonbergers, english mastiffs, bernese mt dogs, great danes, irish wolfhounds, cane corsos, rotties, the livestock guardian breeds, beaucerons, also recently have a love for sighthounds like the borzoi! i love love love gentle giants. Most people think he is a designer breed and I explain no he's a actual breed. 6M subscribers in the dogs community. 14) Would you prefer a dog that wants to do its own thing or one that’s more eager-to-please? A mix. And he's got good qualities I should say. All bull terriers (staffies, APBT, English bull terriers) were originally bred for fighting. They require significantly more exercise. We currently live next door to a yorkie mix who barks for HOURS when left alone and it is freaking unbearable. It's kind of like us trying to decide if we like another person solely based on the country of their origin, and nothing else to do with the actual individual. they’re a one person dog so when you become their human, they will listen to mostly just you. What breeds of dogs tend to be more of what is described as "one person" dogs? Meaning that they will bond more strongly to one person in the house… Miniature or toy poodle: don't shed so no dog hair in a rented apartment. Loyal and obedient, this dog trains very well, and is best matched to anyone with an active lifestyle. They also, in my opinion, very much look like wolves. Most of these "intelligence" rankings have to do more with biddability, not smarts. They're like a small person, my dog is almost like an annoying little brother! He's extremely social and cuddly♡. A truly aloof or reserved dog will be socially confident but largely uninterested in unfamiliar people, and I have come to see that finding those dogs is a bit of English Mastiffs are also really lazy, they take the world at their own pace (which is to say really really slowly). Golden Retriever - Has 2, or three kids, mini van, lives in the Sep 25, 2015 · Even if you get one for protection, socialization is still important. 3. A good pet parent can curb that aggressiveness. Less than 30 The breeds you list are ones that are bred to work closely with their people and feel so strongly about this, they won't leave their person's side. If you do not want a small fluffy companion breed, or a cat safe Greyhound, then a Boston is probably the best choice. All good things have to be earned through you. Sugarmugr. Two dogs, identical DNA, very different drive and stamina. Dog-people: You just need more exposure to dogs to get over it! You can just leave if you don't like my dog. -12. Golden's are pretty much the perfect first dog for a new owner. All were playful, hyper, and loved attention (from people and other dogs). Believe it or not. I have walked dog-aggressive dogs. In terms of grooming my Pomeranian is much easier. Chudopes. Maybe leaning towards eager-to-please. (Black) Labrador is a good running buddy and easy to train. Level of loyalty and attachment: Doberman Pinschers are naturally loyal. Even if the person doesn't want to do sports with dog, I'd still recommend them to an Cat people: That's cool. So my dog hangs with me. My wife prefers a snuggly dog and I prefer one that prefers some personal space. In South Korea, we have the Jindo and the Dongyeonggi!. I just graduated from college and will start my full-time job soon. Change is slow here, but glad to report, attitudes are changing. But their velcro nature starts to feel like neurotic neediness to me pretty quickly, they are nervous as hell, all over the place like a Besides those general things they’re very loving, relatively healthy and easy to groom. Most dog owners are not like the people of r/dogs . Aussies also tend to be a lot louder, while borders have more of a quiet intensity. Dogs are for life. Edit: again not meaning it in a bad way. Working with a professional dog trainer is a good idea to ensure your dog only protects you from real threats. I personally prefer much larger breeds but this one, is the only small breed that made me think twice. If he doesn’t get enough mental or physical stimulation he will bark more. The neediest of cuddly dogs. Finding a dog bred for work is probably a huge step. Most of the dogs in my neighborhood have absolutely no training and do not get exercised nearly enough, so I'll just go into the popular ones that are becoming or have recently been "fad breeds". 2. Like stick your hand in his foot, everything, and give all good behavior treats and love, don't forget playtime! The Havanese is a very, very affectionate dog, with a big, sweet personality. On the other hand, many breeds live longer such as beagles. But he learned, For anyone getting a Havanese: expose him to everything early. Also, our family shelter dog suddenly became a lab mix instead of shepard mix, lol. Not the Hollywood image of a wolf, but a real one. So with any of the breeds in this line of dogs high maintenance costs with a lot of grooming needs and high levels of noise are the norm. If we want to know if a dog is going to be a good fit for our home, we need to spend time with that dog, not one like it. All the “aggressive” dogs can be sweethearts. My in-laws have had 2 and they have been remarkably consistent to the breed standards. Just strive to be valuable to your dog. grxce123. Boston Terriers are the healthiest of the brachycephalic breeds. There are breeds that are naturally aggressive but that is because they were bred that way. Dog culture in the South is a whole different beast. jazzyjessie • Milo: Husky • 8 yr. Doberman Pinscher. DrTommyNotMD. My old dog was a very “one person” type of dog. Reply. (not big changes,just tweaks). Protection is not a valid service dog task, render a dog invalid for service work per ADA, and breeds typically associated with protection generally do not have the temperament fit for service work. Good pet parent identifies that and acts accordingly Unfortunately, terms like reserved and aloof aren't consistently used in the same manner by breeders or breed fanciers, and so one person's aloof is another person's low key fearful. oi am kt ms ag in wh em eb em