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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

No, not Dogging....

Keen to hear from all canine lovers - what breed you have, any tips for a wannabe dog dad, etc...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have mixed breed collie. Mad as a march hare but great with kids and people.

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford

German shepherd and a mastweiler. Adopt if you can. So many dogs have been surrendered to pounds now that the lockdowns are over

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By *iss3BWoman
over a year ago

north down

German Shepherds all the way here.

Depends on the time and space that you have. Don't rush into chosing a dog and as said think about adopting one

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Ideally, I'll adopt, as I firmly believe in it.

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By *iss3BWoman
over a year ago

north down

"Ideally, I'll adopt, as I firmly believe in it."

Research breeds, obviously larger dogs need lots more exercise and space. Shelters will be able to guide you towards dogs suitable depending on other pets, children, etc

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Have a rescue dog got him 5 months ago..He's a 3 year old rat terrier..Took a good few weeks to settle. Was very nervous but has settled down now..

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By *ablo57Man
over a year ago

Tipperary/Limerick

Have a bernese mountain dog, an Australian kelpie, and a couple of collies. Two of them are adopted/rescued and this can sometimes mean quite a lot of extra time and effort, when they first arrive, but so worth it when they settle into their new surroundings. Just make sure that you give plenty of consideration to your lifestyle and where you live before choosing.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Are people allowed to ask for pictures of all these dogs, Ohpee?

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Are people allowed to ask for pictures of all these dogs, Ohpee?

If thou so wish!

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By *onnrodMan
over a year ago

moira

I have a 6 year old collie retriever cross I rescued from a shelter. Don't get hung up on breeds, crossbreeds are the Swiss army knives of dogs and are usually less prone to the health issues caused by selective breeding. Think about the amount of space and exercise it might need, boredom is the #1 cause of behavioural problems in dogs and some breeds will wreck the place of have the neighbours banging your door if they are bored throughout the day.

If getting a dog from a shelter, try to find its back story, as dogs who have suffered abuse or neglect will need more time and patience in training.

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By *andsome HandMan
over a year ago

roundabout

I've a Shar pei, he's adopted. I was advised they're not first time dogs but I must have hit the jackpot because he's well socialized, obedient and adorable.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I've a Shar pei, he's adopted. I was advised they're not first time dogs but I must have hit the jackpot because he's well socialized, obedient and adorable. "

I can vouch for that - a relative bought one for pure vanity and the dog is a nightmare - poorly socialised and not properly looked after

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By *onnrodMan
over a year ago

moira

"I've a Shar pei, he's adopted. I was advised they're not first time dogs but I must have hit the jackpot because he's well socialized, obedient and adorable. "

I got sharpie on my shirt once and nothing would shift it, had to throw it in the bin

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By *reative ideasMan
over a year ago

Next door

German shepard, rescue dog that was severely mistreated unfortunately. Took alot of time for him to come around, was terrified of wellies for ages so something bad clearly happened.

He's a great character and friend.

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By *ostringslover888Man
over a year ago

south

Through my life we’ve had Great Danes, German Shepard’s, Springers and Staffies....

All great dogs/bitches, however, after I had my kids and they were small I opted for something a bit smaller, a cockapoo.

Hands down the most intelligent, gentle and loving bitch I’ve ever had.

She literally thinks she’s my wife and while she can be cranky around other dogs she adores humans of all sizes.

Best of luck with your new best friend.

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By *asual777Man
over a year ago

i travel all over

I am not a lover of dogs but I have one and I give her A+ care. No point getting one if you don’t do the responsible thing

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By *andsome HandMan
over a year ago

roundabout

"I've a Shar pei, he's adopted. I was advised they're not first time dogs but I must have hit the jackpot because he's well socialized, obedient and adorable.

I can vouch for that - a relative bought one for pure vanity and the dog is a nightmare - poorly socialised and not properly looked after

That's a shame, they're amazing dogs. Unfortunately some are the product of selective breeding for extra wrinkles which usually comes with skin problems. They're rather wilful so need a good owner.

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down

I love my dogs at present I have a Belgium shepherd and a collie.I can't remember a time I didn't have a dog.

They are such great company my main advice would be to make sure you get one that will fit in with your life as well.There is no point in getting a high energy dog if you don't have time to take them on long walks to burn off the energy .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a Lhasa Apso. He is an absolute mammys boy. They are very intelligent, they were bred for guarding and this is a duty he takes very seriously.

He is heading for 10 years old and still zoomies round the house like a pup.

I wish I socialised him more when he was a pup cos he is very selective about who he likes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Have a labador/jack Russell Cross (don't ask me how that worked) but she's a great dog. Was very easy to train. If are getting a dog I will say buy lots of balls as most dogs will chew them up in no time.

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By *iss3BWoman
over a year ago

north down

"Are people allowed to ask for pictures of all these dogs, Ohpee?

You've already seen my puppy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Have a labador/jack Russell Cross (don't ask me how that worked) but she's a great dog. Was very easy to train. If are getting a dog I will say buy lots of balls as most dogs will chew them up in no time. "

....not to mention some hungry women!

But, yeah, love dogs and have a few. Definitely man's and everyone's best friend

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By *antra MassageMan
over a year ago

South Side.

I've had dogs since I was a child. I love bigger dogs. And I agree, going to the pound or rescue shelter is the best route. I'd love a bigger dog, labrador mix, or alsation. I think some large sleek dogs are beautiful, doberman etc.

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By *hatCoupleNextDoorCouple
over a year ago

nearby

We got a new puppy less than 2 weeks ago, she's a Jack Russell, our first family dog

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By *izmo85Man
over a year ago

near border

Samoyed Husky, French bulldog, American Bullie

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Im embarrassed now with all these big dogs

We had 2 Maltese dogs that I bought 7 yrs ago for the family....always hated/ afraid of dogs ...took a lot of persuading

Fell in love with them but one died 2 yrs ago and one is left

Shes so small she cant climb furniture but if you lift her up on the couch she'll sleep for hours beside you

Crazy about her

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't get a dog unless you have the time and energy to dedicate to it. They are as needy as children.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Im embarrassed now with all these big dogs

We had 2 Maltese dogs that I bought 7 yrs ago for the family....always hated/ afraid of dogs ...took a lot of persuading

Fell in love with them but one died 2 yrs ago and one is left

Shes so small she cant climb furniture but if you lift her up on the couch she'll sleep for hours beside you

Crazy about her

My grandmother had 2 teacup Pomeranians that I basically adopted when I lived with her - they were the cutest little guys ever. My only regret was that I couldn't bring them with me when I moved.

Now though, it'll be a Labrador or a Doodle when I get my own.

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By *s LollyWoman
over a year ago

The pub then supermacs ...

Miniature Jack Russell was only supposed to foster him for 6 weeks 5 years later he's still here

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford

"Im embarrassed now with all these big dogs

We had 2 Maltese dogs that I bought 7 yrs ago for the family....always hated/ afraid of dogs ...took a lot of persuading

Fell in love with them but one died 2 yrs ago and one is left

Shes so small she cant climb furniture but if you lift her up on the couch she'll sleep for hours beside you

Crazy about her

Tbh BM we only have our two because theyre excellent guard dogs. The kids have been trying to persuade us tp get a small inside dog but the smallest one is terrified of small dogs so its a no for the time being. I miss my yorkie. He was a great little buddy

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By *oywonder69Man
over a year ago

cavan

Cross breed between a pug and terrier..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I lost my dog recently and reading this im so envious of you all. Miss him so much

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Aahh. Very sorry. Am awful loss but from experience an early replacement helps to heal.

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By *aint_or_SinnerWoman
over a year ago

South County Dublin

After my personal experience with a rescue dog, it's unlikely I'd go that route again (too traumatising for dog and owners when you just can't make it work - and I've had dogs before and grew up with plenty of animals!), particularly with a special needs child in the house.

It doesn't matter what a rescue centre tells you of the history of a dog. It's never complete until you bring them home and see their behaviour as they settle in.

My daughter does have the most beautiful and fun whippet puppy now though, a perfect choice! Keeping me active when the children are in school.

Mind you, he chews absolutely EVERYTHING (except for his own toys!), reallocates shoes, toys, clothes. He chewed 5 or 6 keys off my laptop, which I still haven't quite forgiven him for

. Never mind the bruising of the ass, knee and strained wrists as well as the ego! after he and a dog friend took my legs clean out from underneath me playing chase at full speed on a walk!

I do have 2 puppy baby teeth though as a souvenir

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By *asual777Man
over a year ago

i travel all over

Welcome back saint or sinner haven’t seen you posting for a while

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By *aint_or_SinnerWoman
over a year ago

South County Dublin

"Welcome back saint or sinner haven’t seen you posting for a while "

Ah, thanks

been taking a break

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By *enguin1Man
over a year ago

The sticks

Cocker and a Cockapoo, both rescue dogs........ Cockapoo is the most intelligent dog I've ever had but a complete drama queen on occasion. That's the poodle in her.

Couldn't live in a house without a dog

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Cocker and a Cockapoo, both rescue dogs........ Cockapoo is the most intelligent dog I've ever had but a complete drama queen on occasion. That's the poodle in her.

Couldn't live in a house without a dog"

What is the coat maintenance on a cockapoo like?

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By *eepixieWoman
over a year ago

Belfast

Rescue dogs all the way!! I volunteer for a dog rescue charity, who doesn’t have premises. We foster dogs first in a proper home, all medical needs are met including spay/neuter. When ready for adoption the foster can then tell the prospective owner exactly how the dog behaves, likes/dislikes etc. One tip I will give, 2 dogs are better than 1… mine are a Lhasa apso & a shiztzu who are the most amazing loving funny dogs ever!! Research research research… otherwise you won’t have any idea as to the needs of the dog/s you have chosen! Good luck

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By *n my radarMan
over a year ago

mayo

Red setter stone mental but very loyal at the same time great with kids but need lots of exercise

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By *enguin1Man
over a year ago

The sticks

"Cocker and a Cockapoo, both rescue dogs........ Cockapoo is the most intelligent dog I've ever had but a complete drama queen on occasion. That's the poodle in her.

Couldn't live in a house without a dog

What is the coat maintenance on a cockapoo like? "

She needs a good brush every day or two also a good visit to groomers every 2months when I can't see her eyes any longer.

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By *ealitybitesMan
over a year ago

Belfast

I have 5 small to medium dogs but have had a doberman in the past and fostered a lab for 14 months and helped train her as an autism assistance dog.

Have also helped train numerous search and rescue dogs over a 6 year period.

As others have said get a dog to suit your lifestyle and living arrangements.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ive a handsome little mongrel, near his dotage now but people still ask is he a puppy as he is so small and lively!

Hes a bit clingy since my ex moved out, he follows me everywhere in the house and likes all the doors to be open

He has always liked to relocate shoes and socks around the house. They are like his soothers

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By *yintotryCouple
over a year ago

Belfast

German Shepherd. Try rescuing one. It saves two, the one you rescue and the one you make room for at the rescue.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've a golden retrieve...big dopey legend. Sheds like a wooly mammoth but just the loveliest doggo..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've a European Golden retriever. 2nd the hairy bit but my god he's a lovely, friendly dog once he settles.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Have two a wire haired Fox terrier and a Podenco, both rescued from Spain.

Just finished cooking their dinner, fuckers eat better than I do most days

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By *lytrucker32Man
over a year ago

Killeagh

2 German shepherds....stone mad full of energy but soft out.

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By *issme39Woman
over a year ago

kildare

I have a sprollie that I adore but is still as mad as a pup and she is 14 in November, I absolutely adore her and her mad ways

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Sounds like we could all meet up bringing the dogs for a walk

See who gets on with who or barks at each other...and thats just the owners

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

Think very carefully about the breed of dog that best suits your lifestyle; one of the best dogs for children in the Scottish terrier, the Dandie Dinmont.

Avoid King Charles Spaniels as they are much too inbred and suffer from epilepsy.

My ow favourite is the Korthal's Griffon; a hardy outdoor dog with staying power.

If you want very high energy dog get a Malinois.

For very large breed lovers, get an Ovtcharka; they grow to 100kg.

For status dogs, choose a Pedro de Presa Canario; strong willed and potentially dangerous-to the owner.

Get a dog breeds book and consult the internet.

I cared for a wonderful dog for 16 years; I was devastated when he got canine osteosarcoma, bone cancer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Jasis All fancy names What happened to our fav mongrels, terriers, labradors, cockers...etc?

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth

Staffordshire terrier here.. Got him in a rescue.. Apparently was abused.. Sleeps most of the day and night and is very affectionate.. Not a good guard dog though

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

"Staffordshire terrier here.. Got him in a rescue.. Apparently was abused.. Sleeps most of the day and night and is very affectionate.. Not a good guard dog though

Staffies are wonderful family pets; their are also known as 'The Nanny Dog' because of their protective trait towards children.

Cross breed dogs are often more healthy than pure breeds, because of a trait called hybrid vigour.

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By *asterandhissparklesCouple
over a year ago

tipperary

We have a 6yo French Bulldog...we. Love it so much... But his farts are nuclear weapons

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By *eepixieWoman
over a year ago

Belfast

"Think very carefully about the breed of dog that best suits your lifestyle; one of the best dogs for children in the Scottish terrier, the Dandie Dinmont.

Avoid King Charles Spaniels as they are much too inbred and suffer from epilepsy.

My ow favourite is the Korthal's Griffon; a hardy outdoor dog with staying power.

If you want very high energy dog get a Malinois.

For very large breed lovers, get an Ovtcharka; they grow to 100kg.

For status dogs, choose a Pedro de Presa Canario; strong willed and potentially dangerous-to the owner.

Get a dog breeds book and consult the internet.

I cared for a wonderful dog for 16 years; I was devastated when he got canine osteosarcoma, bone cancer.

Cavalier King Charles are a wonderful dog. So loving, obedient & loyal. They do have health issues, not predominantly epilepsy though. Not just due to in breeding neither. It’s due to greedy breeders constantly breeding a bitch, & not carrying out health checks on them & their pups. It’s very sad to see puppy farmed dogs, thrown to the side as they’re not producing pups any longer. Those are the dogs that need rescued.

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By *ungry CatCouple
over a year ago

Belfast

We have a wee tiny yorkiepoo rescue.

Picked him up from the streets a day before the big snow storm in January (people who were occasionally feeding him confirmed that he had an owner, but was running the streets at all times of the day in all weather for years).

Poor thing was shivering with cold and fear, severely underweight and bleeding from a botched haircut.

Currently snuggled up with us on a sofa, fed, watered, brushed and walked plenty.

Couldn't ask for a better and cuter doggo

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By *eepixieWoman
over a year ago

Belfast

"We have a wee tiny yorkiepoo rescue.

Poor thing was shivering with cold and fear, severely underweight and bleeding from a botched haircut.

Currently snuggled up with us on a sofa, fed, watered, brushed and walked plenty.

Couldn't ask for a better and cuter doggo

Love this! You’re true dog lovers xx

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By *ungry CatCouple
over a year ago

Belfast

"We have a wee tiny yorkiepoo rescue.

Poor thing was shivering with cold and fear, severely underweight and bleeding from a botched haircut.

Currently snuggled up with us on a sofa, fed, watered, brushed and walked plenty.

Couldn't ask for a better and cuter doggo

Love this! You’re true dog lovers xx"

Dirk came home one night and told me about a wee stray running the streets and it was baltic outside. I mean wear a thick jumper and a winter coat baltic.

Once he found out that the doggo didn't have a home to actually live in our plan was to at least lift him and maybe see if someone would like to adopt him, but we both fell in love with him instead .

I'm a dog person, dirk loves cats more, but even he agrees that our wee doggo is better than a cat

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By *man79Man
over a year ago

newry dundalk. warrenpoint

I found the biggest dog last night ever!!!

. Apart from that I’ve had 3 boxers

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ooh a doggie thread,finally

I have a female miniature jack russell,an Olde English Bulldogge female and a French Bulldog male,we are canine obsessed in my house,they rule,absolute spoilt babies.xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a female rottweiler and also a female staffie bully Cross.

And both are big soft gentle giants

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By *ensualnFunCouple
over a year ago

Midlands

We have 2 mongrels… adopted unwanted pups..

A terrier/colley/labrador mix (big body small weird legs… poor thing!)

A Jack Russell/terrier mix… very small and cute

Both soooo cute! No regrets

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

A friend of mine, who has watched me chatting to women about their beloved pooches, is actively considering the acquisition of a dog; he thinks it is the best ice-breaker he has ever seen.

I agree with him!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Ideally, I'll adopt, as I firmly believe in it."

Defo do adopt... don't support puppy farms. Rescue a dog instead

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By *onzo888100Man
over a year ago

Bangor

Border Collie, Standard Poodle and a Mini Schnauzer. Very well behaved and great with kids. Just go for it mate, you'll love having a fur baby.

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

I some to at least five new people today who were dog owners/walkers.

If I had the facilities to have a dog, I would get one in a heartbeat; and the icing on the cake would be if there was some means of identifying current or aspiring swingers when I met other owners.

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By *dfabMan
over a year ago

Dunboyne

Rottweiler.

Had yorkies and cairns years ago but you can't beat a Rottweiler.

Best dog ever

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By *dam and Eve2000Couple
over a year ago

Belfast

We have a bullmastiff pup who thinks he's a lapdog !! 10 Stone of daftness but wouldn't change him

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By *ligolad321Man
over a year ago

Donegal

Dogs are very much like the mafia aren’t they …

They offer you protection .. but in return .. they want a little taste of everything...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had to say goodbye to my sweet black lab early this year. 14 years of total love and always make you smile. Whatever dog you get they will return your love and attention ten fold.

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By *inger FoxxWoman
over a year ago

Dublin

I've an English Bull Terrier and as they have such a bad image, I can tell you she is just the best dog.

She has so much patience and just wants to snuggle all day.

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By *lippery-when-wet-180Woman
over a year ago

South Dub

I have two rescue greyhounds, they are the best and cheekiest dogs every

they don’t need much walking they do however need space to go zoomies

if you get a greyhound don’t leave any food around cause they eat everything

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

"I have two rescue greyhounds, they are the best and cheekiest dogs every

they don’t need much walking they do however need space to go zoomies

if you get a greyhound don’t leave any food around cause they eat everything

I help a friend who has a rescue greyhound

We go for a walk and then she runs away across a field while i hold the dog ....she rings me to release the dog and he goes after her like a bullet...so fast

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By *ilvermaleMan
over a year ago

Derry

Most loving we dog is a pug there fun and loving ,

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By *13_hercMan
over a year ago

Blackrock

Mines a rescue Collie...took the chap 3 months to be settled enough just to bark. Rescues can be so rewarding, give an ill-treated animal back it's dignity, and a quality of life

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
over a year ago

My town

I have a biscon frise she was 10 yesterday

She often gets mistaken for a puppy she’s a tiny lill thing. She follows me everywhere waits outside toilet for me to come out

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By *uckypuppy007Woman
over a year ago

dublin

border terrier / terrorist

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By *alticMoMan
over a year ago

Kildare

Ive a Dogo Argentino or Argentinian Mastiff.. "little devil she is"

Wouldn't change her to anything

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've got a Border Collie, he's my best friend. Typical Collie he's got so much energy but he's so well trained and well behaved. Such a good boy.

I actually have worked with dogs for the last 7 years so he comes to work with me everyday.

My advice for you would be to do your research, thoroughly. Research breeds, breed traits, their temperaments, exercise/grooming needs. And lastly training! People are always dumbfounded when they ask me 'just how did your dog get so well trained' This may shock you but I trained him, bit out of the box I know.

Happy new dog day when it comes.

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By *rownieoreoMan
over a year ago

Dublin 15 & Enniskillen

My cutie girl is Misty- She is English bill ??. Very naughty

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By *ower323Man
over a year ago

I breed and train border collies. Currently have 11 waiting on my main butch to pup in coming weeks

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By *inkyKittyWoman
over a year ago

Swindon

I’ve a pug, and she is my world (heart)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Scottish terror (puppy). Only breed worth having

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

"Scottish terror (puppy). Only breed worth having

Another Scottish breed worth considering is the Dandie Dinmont; very rugged, friendly, good with children, very rare, very unusual and a great subject for conversations with other dog owners the vast majority of whom are always really nice people; friendly, open, humane, caring and often attractive.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

French bulldog - he is a pure character, forever tripping over things and just doing stupid funny stuff

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

"French bulldog - he is a pure character, forever tripping over things and just doing stupid funny stuff"

What about the French Dogue de Bordeaux?

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over a year ago

"French bulldog - he is a pure character, forever tripping over things and just doing stupid funny stuff

What about the French Dogue de Bordeaux?

Lovely dog so they are. Very big tho

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over a year ago

Who let the dogs out who who who who, there's plenty of dogs on here lol. I have a English Staffordshire bull terrier they are great dogs. No matter what dog you have it's how you treat and train them but i would imagine the blood line matters aswell.

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By *razySexyCoolCorkWoman
over a year ago

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"Who let the dogs out who who who who, there's plenty of dogs on here lol. I have a English Staffordshire bull terrier they are great dogs. No matter what dog you have it's how you treat and train them but i would imagine the blood line matters aswell. "

We had a staffie when we were young. She was fantastic.

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over a year ago

"I have a biscon frise she was 10 yesterday

She often gets mistaken for a puppy she’s a tiny lill thing. She follows me everywhere waits outside toilet for me to come out

Why don't you bring her in?

She is not gonna tell anyone.

Anyway, love dogs. Could never have just one though.

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over a year ago

"Scottish terror (puppy). Only breed worth having

I am a Scottie lover too! They are the best dogs ever! Have two right now. Love them

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over a year ago

No Dog!

Pretend you are a dog owner by putting bits of shite in black bags and leaving them at local beauty spots.

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