Hilarious Guide To Dog Breeds That Will Help You Choose Your Next Dog

As an owner of 2 huskys and active in husky rescue......waaay too many people want this breed because of their beauty and wolf-like looks. They get a husky and don't excercise it - thus the couch, carpet and walls are eaten, landscape is ruinned because of digging, craters are dug under the fence and/or 6 and 7 foot fences are scaled so the dog can do what it were bred for....running. Huskys have a high prey drive so often aren't good with cats, chickens, small dogs and small children. Huskys are difficult to train due to their high intiellect and stubborness - thik behaviorally disordered child. Huskys blow their coats for months and there is a massive amount of fur on everything...no matter how often you brush them. Shelters in Texas, Florida, and southern California are overflowing with this breed and many are killed in these shelters every day because of lazy, uninformed or humans who think they'll be

Three couch, one wingback chair, one accent chair, carpets of the entire house, one highly prized collector Barbie , at least 20 pairs of shoes ( Some very expensive), two window screens, one cabinet door, several homeworks just to begin with....no big deal, just another day in a husky's life.

Love, Love ,Love my husky! She's my walking buddy and we do 5 to 8 miles everyday! I Walk her early in the morning I the summer to avoid the heat but she pushes me hard in the winter on our walks because she wants to run through the snow! You also ah e to be prepared for the shedding!! When they are blowing their coat, It's like getting a whole other dog when you brush them out.

I wonder if there is room in your brains to understand; that while I am only on Husky #2 (in Missouri no less) that she literally goes everywhere with me and is the bff most people can’t live up to. We don’t run 5k’s but we play and I have a nice big yard. Life with a dog is about interaction and companionship, that’s why you get a doge. People outside of your stereotypes and hateful words, find your comments ridiculous, and I’m one of them. I have spent over 60 hrs training, Luca (and her predecessor, Cinder), not once did they eat the couch, or anything else when I left them at home alone. Surely you all can’t be so narrow minded to think that a human or ANY dog will not adapt to anything they put their minds to. She is loved like a child and treated as if a grandchild by my parents. She doesn’t get boarded when I go out of town, she goes to their house or my brothers. It’s a responsible owner thing, and that’s what you should be preaching, instead of judgment.

I had a full blood husky female until she passed last May at 11 years old. have a sheperd /husky mix 12 years old neither one of them ever chewed up anything in the house.

The darker the color, the more brain cells

Will eat all of the food. All of it. Theirs, yours, the cats, plastic bags if they have food in them.... There is no limit to the amount of food they'll consume.

This is soooo true of chocolate labs. Bizarre!but true.

When I was growing up, we had three dogs. All Labs, yellow, chocolate, and black. And I can only say this is so true.

I've heard that Chocolate Labs are the most difficult behavior-wise, but mine is very laid back and chill. Never chewed up anything, doesn't run off, isn't aggressive, and very obedient. I couldn't have asked for a better dog.

My dobie and the one I grew up (my little sister, lol) with were both 85 lb lapdogs. They were sweet as pie to us and everyone welcomed into our homes. But the moment any family member felt uncomfortable with a person or if anyone came into the yard uninvited, they became DOBERMANS right out of your worst nightmare. Never bit anyone, but each would run up to the problem or get between us and the problem. Ears up, hackles up, teeth bared with the “I am going to rip your face off” bark and attitude that would scare anyone to death. They were wonderful dogs.

Love my Dobie. Super smart and super sweet.

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mine was afraid of water

Ours were definitely lap dogs. <3

Totally not true for the German Shepherd my family and I had. We had a full blooded German Shepherd named Maya for 10 wonderful years. She passed away last May due to cancer. She never barked unless someone knocked on the door or she spotted deer in the backyard. She was so well behaved yet fun all at the same time. I miss her so much every single day. She was part of our family and not just a pet. She was loyal to her very core. Now what is accurate for most German Shepherds is that they shed ALL YEAR LONG. The shedding never ends.

Left off the Velcro dog who if routine is broken has upset tummy. But I still love my dog who many times bumps into me since he follows me so closely, ALWAYS.

They are beautiful and affectionate!

My Thor only barked if he had something important to say. He was a quick study. In three days I had him turning on the lights by hitting the switch with his paw. Very smart guy and he loved my mom. Thor had a really nice bed I got him but true to his breed, he chose to sleep in front of my mom's bedroom door on the floor.

Mine barks only if you come to my house or yard or you are drunk and talk to her on the streets or you bark first😉 Just to warn you😁 but yes, she loves me the most and sometimes I wonder if she has ears🤔 loving, loyal and loves food

My Pitty is a gentle angel baby- we adore her completely

we have pitties... best dogs...great Nanny Dogs, IoveabIe, goofy, Iove waIks, wiII do anything to be with their peopIe, sweet, gentIe, Iove to Iay in the sun and sIeep...

given a bad name by bad owners they are loving and loyal fur balls

I've never met a neurotic mess pitty. They've either been ultra friendly or ultra happy.

In my experience, gentle babies.