| Mr.Jingles 14.09.2005 08:54 |
Mine are: DOGS - Golden Retrievers - Chow Chows - New Foudnlands - Old English Sheep Dogs - Cocker Spaniels - Shiba Inus - Samoyeds - Great Pyrenese - Bernese Mountain Dogs - Corgis - Siberian Huskies & Alaskan Malamutes (they look pretty much the same) (as you can see, I have a particular fondness for big and fluffy dogs) ------------------------------------------ CATS - Birmans - British Shorthairs - Orange Tabbys - Rag Dolls - Persian Cats (any color) |
| inu-liger 14.09.2005 09:49 |
CATS Ragdoll cats |
| The Mir@cle 14.09.2005 10:01 |
I have a "Hollandse Smoushond" (free translated: Dutch Smousdog) link I love this breed. It's our second dog of this breed. They're cute, smart, sweet!!! link |
| Mean Mistreater 14.09.2005 10:59 |
There's a lot of beautiful breeds of cats, too many to list, but Maine Coon cats are my favs along with just plain ol' Tom cat tabbies. |
| Janet 14.09.2005 11:02 |
Collies are my favorite breed of dog. I have a Rough Collie, blue merle...and a Border Collie, both are great dogs. Cats? I can't pick, I love them all. |
| Erin 14.09.2005 11:02 |
The German Shepherd dog is the perfect dog all 'round..:-) I've always wanted an abyssinian cat...love that Egyptian look. |
| Serry... 14.09.2005 11:14 |
<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: I like ALL cats.Ditto. But I have dog - basset hound... Just like Lt. Columbo... |
| Mr.Jingles 14.09.2005 11:18 |
Erin wrote: The German Shepherd dog is the perfect dog all 'round..:-)In terms of loyalty, obedience, and protection possibly yes. Others might say that the labrador or the Golden Retriever might be the perfect dogs, especially for those who own kids and have strangers coming over to visit. Golden retrievers are very sweet and gentle with pretty much everyone, but if a thief breaks into your house, chances are that your Golden is not going to do any harm to the thug and instead ask to play catch or be petted. |
| doremi 14.09.2005 11:23 |
Cats: Burmese Calico Dogs: Golden Retreiver Collie Sheepdog (the kind with the long hair over their eyes) |
| Carol! the Musical 14.09.2005 11:38 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: Mine are: DOGS - Golden Retrievers - Chow Chows - New Foudnlands - Old English Sheep Dogs - Cocker Spaniels - Shiba Inus - Samoyeds - Great Pyrenese - Bernese Mountain Dogs - Corgis - Siberian Huskies & Alaskan Malamutes (they look pretty much the same) (as you can see, I have a particular fondness for big and fluffy dogs) ------------------------------------------ CATS - Birmans - British Shorthairs - Orange Tabbys - Rag Dolls - Persian Cats (any color)I can´t believe nobody has added a Shih-Tzu in their favorite dog list yet! ;) My favorite cat is tabby and the original 'black cat´ ( I don´t know the breed´s name, hehe.) |
| @ndy38 14.09.2005 12:26 |
Bichon Frise. Thats my dog. I'm back lol i'm at Stirling University now. Yay! |
| pma 14.09.2005 12:30 |
Erin wrote: The German Shepherd dog is the perfect dog all 'round..:-)Agreed. |
| Banquo 14.09.2005 12:59 |
Dogs - Finnish Spitz (mine) and Germarn Shepherd Cats - I hate all cats so none of them/ |
| Lisser 14.09.2005 14:47 |
Pma's dog is beautiful!! I grew up with Dachshunds. I love them, nasty little shits but I love them. After that I had a Rottweiler, then a Boxer. The Boxer was a very hyper dog. I couldn't stand it. I'm in to piggies now. |
| Shay 14.09.2005 14:56 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:That sounds just like my sister's golden retreiver she had. Most lovable dog I've ever met.Erin wrote: The German Shepherd dog is the perfect dog all 'round..:-)In terms of loyalty, obedience, and protection possibly yes. Others might say that the labrador or the Golden Retriever might be the perfect dogs, especially for those who own kids and have strangers coming over to visit. Golden retrievers are very sweet and gentle with pretty much everyone, but if a thief breaks into your house, chances are that your Golden is not going to do any harm to the thug and instead ask to play catch or be petted. Her and her husband were out doing yardwork one day and the dog was out with them. He saw the neighbors out in their yard across the street and took his tennis ball over to them to play. Then he tried to follow them into their house! |
| KillerQueen840 14.09.2005 15:24 |
Dogs: GERMAN SHEPARDs (top fav) Greyhounds (second fav) Blood Hounds Golden Retrievers Great Danes (unfortunately, their average life span is only about eight years) Beagels Shiba Inus Basenjis Staffordshire Bull Terriers Ibizan Hounds-I think it's cool that they were like amoungst the first dogs ever. Starting in Egypt. Pharoah Hounds-Same reason as above. Siberian Huskies Newfoundlands St. Bernards Salukis Doberman Pinschers Italian Greyhounds Errr..that's only to name a few. I am a mega-dog lover. Almost anydog would make me happy, with the exception of like two. And as far as cats go...I just can't stand them. |
| Maz 14.09.2005 15:38 |
Terriers, particularly Jack Russell, Rat, or Cairn. |
| Erin 14.09.2005 15:48 |
Zeni wrote: Terriers, particularly Jack Russell, Rat, or Cairn.Wasn't Toto a Cairn? Soooo cute. I still stick with German Sheps, though..:-) I've stuck a pic of my doggy on my profile. It was taken last year. This is Emma's favorite spot. We call it her "cave." Her hip was shaved because of surgery. |
| Maz 14.09.2005 15:56 |
Toto was a Cairn. Neat little dogs. |
| brENsKi 14.09.2005 16:02 |
surely it's impossible to breed cats and dogs? what do you get if you breed a cat and dog? a cog ? or a dat? |
| KillerQueen840 14.09.2005 16:32 |
Erin wrote:She's beautiful!!!Zeni wrote: Terriers, particularly Jack Russell, Rat, or Cairn.Wasn't Toto a Cairn? Soooo cute. I still stick with German Sheps, though..:-) I've stuck a pic of my doggy on my profile. It was taken last year. This is Emma's favorite spot. We call it her "cave." Her hip was shaved because of surgery. |
| Lisser 14.09.2005 18:21 |
Zeni wrote: Terriers, particularly Jack Russell, Rat, or Cairn.I've heard a lot about Jack Russell's lately. Are they recognized by AKC yet? For what people charge for them you'd think they were. There is an awesome JRT in my parents' neighborhood. He's the springiest dog I've ever seen. Jumps really high!! |
| KillerQueen840 14.09.2005 19:24 |
Jack Russells are recognized by AKC. :-) |
| Yuri 14.09.2005 21:08 |
its all about welsh corgis :) |
| Maz 14.09.2005 22:40 |
Lisser wrote:It's only been recently that they were AKC-recognized (1998, I think).Zeni wrote: Terriers, particularly Jack Russell, Rat, or Cairn.I've heard a lot about Jack Russell's lately. Are they recognized by AKC yet? For what people charge for them you'd think they were. There is an awesome JRT in my parents' neighborhood. He's the springiest dog I've ever seen. Jumps really high!! I happen to have a few Jacks and they are springy. |
| Gunpowder Gelatine 14.09.2005 23:01 |
I love Chow Chows, labradors (I am biased, though, because I have both!) and English bulldogs. But I'm pretty much a sucker for any cat or dog. :) |
| dragonzflame 15.09.2005 04:49 |
I really can't go past moggies and mutts. My cats have always been garden-variety moggies and my current dog is an SPCA special. We think she's Jack Russell/Foxy/maybe corgi but nobody has any idea. Anyway, we love her to bits. My old dog was a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel so if I'm forced to go for distinct breeds then I choose them. |
| Mrs.Taylor 15.09.2005 07:42 |
We had a chow when I was small; she was stubborn and had selective hearing, and I'll never forget the day she came homne in the back of the vet's car having been stuck in a muddy dyke for three days .... I like most dogs although I'm not into yappy snappy dogs like Jack Russells and other terrier-types (there's a really cute one comes out to see me when I park my car at work in the morning tho). I think a lot of cross-breeds are really cute and have more character. |
| Mr.Jingles 15.09.2005 08:36 |
My girlfriend and I love Chow Chows, and we are planning of owning one when we move out. However we're very aware that they're hard to train due to their free willing nature, and very particular stubborness. Not to mention also that they need to be brushed almost daily, and that takes a lot of time away from you. |
| Darren_Mcgown 15.09.2005 09:33 |
My Two Favourite Dog Breeds Are St Bernards and Labradors |
| Gunpowder Gelatine 15.09.2005 21:23 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: My girlfriend and I love Chow Chows, and we are planning of owning one when we move out. However we're very aware that they're hard to train due to their free willing nature, and very particular stubborness. Not to mention also that they need to be brushed almost daily, and that takes a lot of time away from you.Yeah, my Chow is definitely like that! But she's so sweet...I hate that Chows get such bad reputations when the two I've had have been sweet from the start. Dakota tries to befriend anyone who rings the doorbell! (She even once tried to run off with the UPS man...) |
| Mr.Jingles 16.09.2005 15:17 |
Gunpowder Gelatine wrote:SeriouslyMr.Jingles wrote: My girlfriend and I love Chow Chows, and we are planning of owning one when we move out. However we're very aware that they're hard to train due to their free willing nature, and very particular stubborness. Not to mention also that they need to be brushed almost daily, and that takes a lot of time away from you.Yeah, my Chow is definitely like that! But she's so sweet...I hate that Chows get such bad reputations when the two I've had have been sweet from the start. Dakota tries to befriend anyone who rings the doorbell! (She even once tried to run off with the UPS man...) I don't know why Chows get such a bad rap. A while ago we were walking my girlfriends dogs to the park and we came across this lady who had a black Chow. We then asked her if the Chow didn't mind being petted by starngers, and she told us to go ahead because he liked being petted by anyone. We talked to her about how Chows have a bad reputation of being aggressive with other animals as well as strangers, but she said that as long as you raise your Chow in a good way where he can socialize with people and other dogs then they can grow to be really sweet and gentle dogs. |
| Carol! the Musical 19.09.2005 13:23 |
Erin wrote:Awww, she´s adorable! ;DZeni wrote: Terriers, particularly Jack Russell, Rat, or Cairn.Wasn't Toto a Cairn? Soooo cute. I still stick with German Sheps, though..:-) I've stuck a pic of my doggy on my profile. It was taken last year. This is Emma's favorite spot. We call it her "cave." Her hip was shaved because of surgery. |
