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As owner of two delightful but naughty Patterdale Terriers I do have to say they’re my favourite.
They are little yet hardy, feisty yet cuddly and above all they’re my best buddies. My pair are exceptionally clever and intuitive. They can sniff out a garden intruder in seconds and rip it apart just as fast. Not such good news for the neighbourhood cats, mice and frogs but it does mean that they don’t visit. |
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over a year ago
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"Either for intelligence, friendliness cuteness etc etc
Torn between German Shepherd or Miniature Schnauzer..
Your really going for it today arnt you"
I'm only on Day release... probably  |
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"Either for intelligence, friendliness cuteness etc etc
Torn between German Shepherd or Miniature Schnauzer..
Your really going for it today arnt you I'm only on Day release... probably "
\m/ live long and prosper |
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over a year ago
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English Mastiff. Best dog I've ever had the pleasure to share some time on earth with  Miss him dearly.
- Olde English Bulldog (American Bulldog).
- Boxers.
- English Bulldog.
- English Bull terrier.
- Staffordshire Bull terrier.
- American Pitbull.
- St Bernard.
- Newfoundland.
- Dog deBordeaux.
- Spanish Mastin.
- Great Dane.
- Rottweiler.
Stocky, chunky dogs, any of which, I'd trust with my children, provided I knew the dog from a puppy and they'd grown up beside one another. Shown genuine adoration for one another and mutual respect. Pack life. Pittbull included.
Not because they look hard, because of their character. Stubborn, loyal, dopey, happy-lucky, confident roughtough-play-fight dogs.
Shame the big ones don't have higher life expectancy. 7yrs isn't long enough.. I couldnt have another
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"English Mastiff. Best dog I've ever had the pleasure to share some time on earth with Miss him dearly.
- Olde English Bulldog (American Bulldog).
- Boxers.
- English Bulldog.
- English Bull terrier.
- Staffordshire Bull terrier.
- American Pitbull.
- St Bernard.
- Newfoundland.
- Dog deBordeaux.
- Spanish Mastin.
- Great Dane.
- Rottweiler.
Stocky, chunky dogs, any of which, I'd trust with my children, provided I knew the dog from a puppy and they'd grown up beside one another. Shown genuine adoration for one another and mutual respect. Pack life. Pittbull included.
Not because they look hard, because of their character. Stubborn, loyal, dopey, happy-lucky, confident roughtough-play-fight dogs.
Shame the big ones don't have higher life expectancy. 7yrs isn't long enough.. I couldnt have another
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It's so sad they don't have more time with us x our big lad (neo x cane corso) we only took in last year as a rehome he is 6yrs old xx I honestly dread the day xxx |
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"English Mastiff. Best dog I've ever had the pleasure to share some time on earth with Miss him dearly.
- Olde English Bulldog (American Bulldog).
- Boxers.
- English Bulldog.
- English Bull terrier.
- Staffordshire Bull terrier.
- American Pitbull.
- St Bernard.
- Newfoundland.
- Dog deBordeaux.
- Spanish Mastin.
- Great Dane.
- Rottweiler.
Stocky, chunky dogs, any of which, I'd trust with my children, provided I knew the dog from a puppy and they'd grown up beside one another. Shown genuine adoration for one another and mutual respect. Pack life. Pittbull included.
Not because they look hard, because of their character. Stubborn, loyal, dopey, happy-lucky, confident roughtough-play-fight dogs.
Shame the big ones don't have higher life expectancy. 7yrs isn't long enough.. I couldnt have another
It's so sad they don't have more time with us x our big lad (neo x cane corso) we only took in last year as a rehome he is 6yrs old xx I honestly dread the day xxx"
Just enjoy every moment   |
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"English Mastiff. Best dog I've ever had the pleasure to share some time on earth with Miss him dearly.
- Olde English Bulldog (American Bulldog).
- Boxers.
- English Bulldog.
- English Bull terrier.
- Staffordshire Bull terrier.
- American Pitbull.
- St Bernard.
- Newfoundland.
- Dog deBordeaux.
- Spanish Mastin.
- Great Dane.
- Rottweiler.
Stocky, chunky dogs, any of which, I'd trust with my children, provided I knew the dog from a puppy and they'd grown up beside one another. Shown genuine adoration for one another and mutual respect. Pack life. Pittbull included.
Not because they look hard, because of their character. Stubborn, loyal, dopey, happy-lucky, confident roughtough-play-fight dogs.
Shame the big ones don't have higher life expectancy. 7yrs isn't long enough.. I couldnt have another
It's so sad they don't have more time with us x our big lad (neo x cane corso) we only took in last year as a rehome he is 6yrs old xx I honestly dread the day xxx
Just enjoy every moment "
There’s a story about a guy explaining to his little girl that their has died...not sure how much, if any, is true. But it goes along the lines of the girl explaining to the dad that the reason dogs don’t live long is they are born with goodness already in their hearts, so don’t have to spend so long “here” learning how to be “good”.
Sorry, that’s rather deep for me, and I’ve used the story when ours have passed .. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"English Mastiff. Best dog I've ever had the pleasure to share some time on earth with Miss him dearly.
- Olde English Bulldog (American Bulldog).
- Boxers.
- English Bulldog.
- English Bull terrier.
- Staffordshire Bull terrier.
- American Pitbull.
- St Bernard.
- Newfoundland.
- Dog deBordeaux.
- Spanish Mastin.
- Great Dane.
- Rottweiler.
Stocky, chunky dogs, any of which, I'd trust with my children, provided I knew the dog from a puppy and they'd grown up beside one another. Shown genuine adoration for one another and mutual respect. Pack life. Pittbull included.
Not because they look hard, because of their character. Stubborn, loyal, dopey, happy-lucky, confident roughtough-play-fight dogs.
Shame the big ones don't have higher life expectancy. 7yrs isn't long enough.. I couldnt have another
It's so sad they don't have more time with us x our big lad (neo x cane corso) we only took in last year as a rehome he is 6yrs old xx I honestly dread the day xxx
Just enjoy every moment
There’s a story about a guy explaining to his little girl that their has died...not sure how much, if any, is true. But it goes along the lines of the girl explaining to the dad that the reason dogs don’t live long is they are born with goodness already in their hearts, so don’t have to spend so long “here” learning how to be “good”.
Sorry, that’s rather deep for me, and I’ve used the story when ours have passed .."
*Ghengis sniffs, lump in throat* |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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German Shepherd.
I also think Rottweilers are beautiful.
I like big dogs. But preferably ones that don’t drool.
I have a Heinz Variety (think he’s a Beagle/German Shepherd mix) and he’s crackers. |
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By *yrdsisWoman
over a year ago
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Rotties... have had one in my life for forever... my current girls is the soppiest princess.
Tho my lhasa apso... 1st I've owned... is an absolute hoot.. definately was a drag queen in a previous life, he's such a diva! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lurcher, we have a greyhound, bull terrier cross. 40mph couch potato and can defend the house if needed, also a complete softie who loves people but does eat 3kg of meat a day. |
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"I have a frenchie. He’s an absolute arsehole but he is hilarious and so cute!
Sassy"
Do you need a dog sitter
I help a charity to rehome Frenchies - driving them to their new homes, they're such characters! |
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over a year ago
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The Tibetan Terrier my mum had was a beautiful dog with a really playful nature and she was ace. The smartest dog I've had was a mongel, part sausage dog and part lab, and he was my best friend until he died. Incase you are wondering, he had short legs and a longer body than normal but otherwise just looked like a black lab. He was cool |
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"I have a frenchie. He’s an absolute arsehole but he is hilarious and so cute!
Sassy
Do you need a dog sitter
I help a charity to rehome Frenchies - driving them to their new homes, they're such characters! "
Characters is certainly a kind word to describe them
He is a funny little thing, I sometimes wonder if I was given a dud because he is just so ridiculous- he sings! |
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"I have a frenchie. He’s an absolute arsehole but he is hilarious and so cute!
Sassy
Do you need a dog sitter
I help a charity to rehome Frenchies - driving them to their new homes, they're such characters! "
French bulldog saviours?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My favourite is a boxer , my mum n dad got one as a puppy when I was 20 , he was an absolute baby , such and affectionate and intelligent dog and never stopped jumping around and playing till the day we lost him at 12 years old |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Anything loppy eared and suitably stoopid. Fuck the ratty yappy kind.
You'd like our gsd he's got one ear up one down and is a tad loopy "
does he do that funny thing of moving his head from side to side when you speak |
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
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"Anything loppy eared and suitably stoopid. Fuck the ratty yappy kind.
You'd like our gsd he's got one ear up one down and is a tad loopy does he do that funny thing of moving his head from side to side when you speak"
Yep and follow you around the house |
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"I have a frenchie. He’s an absolute arsehole but he is hilarious and so cute!
Sassy
Do you need a dog sitter
I help a charity to rehome Frenchies - driving them to their new homes, they're such characters!
Characters is certainly a kind word to describe them
He is a funny little thing, I sometimes wonder if I was given a dud because he is just so ridiculous- he sings!"
Frenchie singing is so cute! |
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"I have a frenchie. He’s an absolute arsehole but he is hilarious and so cute!
Sassy
Do you need a dog sitter
I help a charity to rehome Frenchies - driving them to their new homes, they're such characters!
French bulldog saviours??"
No but did I just find a new page to follow on that well known social media site? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Westie. I'd love one but I also would like it to stay fluffy and white 
I've got two of them but one has no eyes"
My aunt has one the same! His brother leads him around, it's so cute! |
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"I have a frenchie. He’s an absolute arsehole but he is hilarious and so cute!
Sassy
Do you need a dog sitter
I help a charity to rehome Frenchies - driving them to their new homes, they're such characters!
French bulldog saviours??
No but did I just find a new page to follow on that well known social media site? "
Fbs is an amazing rescue as is the Phoenix |
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"Westie. I'd love one but I also would like it to stay fluffy and white
I've got two of them but one has no eyes
My aunt has one the same! His brother leads him around, it's so cute! "
That is the saddest and cutest thing I’ve ever read!! |
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I love all dogs and didn't think I was into any particular breed until we adopted our Dalmatian. Our hairy son was comedic, athletic, like velcro, an utter snugglebug and just perfect. High maintainance but worth every second. |
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"English Mastiff. Best dog I've ever had the pleasure to share some time on earth with Miss him dearly.
- Olde English Bulldog (American Bulldog).
- Boxers.
- English Bulldog.
- English Bull terrier.
- Staffordshire Bull terrier.
- American Pitbull.
- St Bernard.
- Newfoundland.
- Dog deBordeaux.
- Spanish Mastin.
- Great Dane.
- Rottweiler.
Stocky, chunky dogs, any of which, I'd trust with my children, provided I knew the dog from a puppy and they'd grown up beside one another. Shown genuine adoration for one another and mutual respect. Pack life. Pittbull included.
Not because they look hard, because of their character. Stubborn, loyal, dopey, happy-lucky, confident roughtough-play-fight dogs.
Shame the big ones don't have higher life expectancy. 7yrs isn't long enough.. I couldnt have another
It's so sad they don't have more time with us x our big lad (neo x cane corso) we only took in last year as a rehome he is 6yrs old xx I honestly dread the day xxx
Just enjoy every moment
There’s a story about a guy explaining to his little girl that their has died...not sure how much, if any, is true. But it goes along the lines of the girl explaining to the dad that the reason dogs don’t live long is they are born with goodness already in their hearts, so don’t have to spend so long “here” learning how to be “good”.
Sorry, that’s rather deep for me, and I’ve used the story when ours have passed .."
Wow that helps, I had a big noisy rescue gsd who I walked for the first time in years his first day with me, he didn't last long with us but his days were filled with homemade chicken diners, fun walks, squeaky balls and end of bed privileges at night. |
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I have a 50/50 lab collie cross. Lazy but intelligent! So much fun.
Our other dog is a blue leopard catahoula. A native American collie. He is amazing. Really hard work but by far the most interesting dog I have ever owned. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Westie. I'd love one but I also would like it to stay fluffy and white
I put mine in the washer seriously they are so full of character and very happy dogs "
wait what !  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love bullies they are clowns in dog suits,have also had a Rottweiler. when i was young had gsd cross beagle. All have been great but the gsd cross was so cute |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
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staffie they do get a bad press sometimes but that is down to some of the pricks who own them.grew up with them.like someone said there daft as a brush but loyal loving dogs.would love another one but live in a flat with no garden and out at work all day so not possible |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Either for intelligence, friendliness cuteness etc etc
Torn between German Shepherd or Miniature Schnauzer.."
miniature Schnauzers every time , intelligent , loyal and non moulting |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Dobermans are my absolute favourite dogs, looks and intelligence combined.
My best friend for many years was my GSD, his temperament was second to none but I wouldn't have another due to his many health issues and my allergies.
Currently have a standard poodle who I love dearly but is an utter fucking doofus, intelligent dog my ass!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Either for intelligence, friendliness cuteness etc etc
Torn between German Shepherd or Miniature Schnauzer.. miniature Schnauzers every time , intelligent , loyal and non moulting"
and megga friendly  |
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"As owner of two delightful but naughty Patterdale Terriers I do have to say they’re my favourite.
They are little yet hardy, feisty yet cuddly and above all they’re my best buddies. My pair are exceptionally clever and intuitive. They can sniff out a garden intruder in seconds and rip it apart just as fast. Not such good news for the neighbourhood cats, mice and frogs but it does mean that they don’t visit. "
Has a patterdale/Jack Russell cross, she was feisty, cuddly and a wee dynamo. Sadly passed away last year , 17 good years |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My next dog would be.
Cane Corso Italiano.
Dog I would like but wouldn't get.
Dogo Argentino
Most Beautiful dog.
Irish red/red & white setter."
Once had a Black and White English setter.. they drool for England .. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Dachshund
My boy lost the use of his back legs today unfortunately
We have maximum level of cover on him, he’s at the specialist tomorrow.
Please keep your pets insured! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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wire haired fox terrier , shes an absolute monster full of character and loves everyone . stubborn and untrainable are her traits xx cang imagine life without her it will be so dull |
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"There can be only one to top the list. Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Like living with a toddler that never grows up.
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clearly you have never owned a husky |
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"There can be only one to top the list. Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Like living with a toddler that never grows up.
clearly you have never owned a husky "
I’ve never owned a staffy. He’s family!! |
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"There can be only one to top the list. Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Like living with a toddler that never grows up.
clearly you have never owned a husky
I’ve never owned a staffy. He’s family!! "
what a nice sentence |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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All of them
Dogs have the most beautiful souls
I wish people would choose a breed based on their lifestyle and having read up about the breed
There are so many that join families as ill thought through gifts, as trophies or because it's trendy to have one of that breed |
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but I would dearly love a whippet or a daschund 
Love her to pieces, but she's definitely certifiable 