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Need your advice on what kind of breed dog to adopt?

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im looking for something active, friendly,loyal...that is down to go on runs when ever , whether morning runs or midnight runs.. any opinions please? , nothing too small though because i dont want it to get hurt exercising ..

i got a beautiful house here with a lot of room so w/e dog it is i ll make sure that he is living good a being taken and being taken care of

ANBRO's picture

If you are wanting a dog to run with you.. I would look at Weimaraner, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Vizsla or German Shepherds. These dogs enjoy running and being active.

Greg's picture

So do I... wait, are we still talking about dogs?

Greg's picture

You're so cruel in the nicest way.

Pepwarehouse's picture

agree with nitti. Pitbulls are down ass dogs. very loyal, attached, crazy dogs. Love mine to death. Wife gets pissed tho cause how they act with me. There just loyal and loving. MY wife says they're my bitches(male and female) lol My dogs snuggle with babies and have jacked up a scary ass husky that got a hold of me and dont like strangers approaching me or wife...

Nitti's picture

Get a bully breed. The most loving and loyal dog I ever had. American PitBull terrier, American bulldog, American Bully, Colby, Stafortshire terrier, Presa Canario, Cane Corso (those last couple are big boys). The Colby pit bull is the smallest of the bullies. Their image is absolute bullshit. It takes ppl to have one to know the truth.

Darktide's picture

X2!

BigJ-roll's picture

I have two AKC German German shepards big 115lb female and 120 lb male the best dogs!!!

levelup's picture

go with a rescure organization....border collie, full of energy loves to exercise and do agility stuff...if you are taking it running a lot dont go with too big a dog b.c it will be hell on its joints

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BBB's picture

I have a snake i wouldnt know.lol

ANBRO's picture

Are you still talkin about a pet? ;)

MASSIVE48's picture

I have 2 dobermans, they love to go out and run with ya, and theyll gaurd you better than the damn fuzz.lol

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robb's picture

Ive got a Staffordshire bull terrier...it's in the av pic. Can you see her jumping for the hanging branch?
That's the dog to get, mines active as soon as I am. She used to run at my side when I cycled. Love's being out and about. Super friendly, love's kids and packed with muscle. Not a problem in the 4 years ive had her. Very loyal dogs aswell. I might of got a Pitt but there banned in UK, the police take em off people

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Greg's picture

Golden retrievers

Loyal to a fault, mid sized dog, great temperment, great around other people/kids and dogs. Loves big areas but does well indoors and limited spaces (not high strung). There are Golden Retriever rescue groups where you can adopt a dog.

OmNom's picture

Labs or rottweilers fit that the best imo.. I've raised quite a few breeds of dogs and they are the easiest and sweetest (Although they are VERY hyper as puppies).. But really any dog is great so long as you socialize them at an early age and any decent sized breed will keep up with you outside and pass you if they feel like it until they're old.. Treat it like a friend and it will act like your friend.. if you treat it like a animal it will act like a animal.. That's my experience

Pale's picture

I think the best family dog you could ever own is a brittany spaniel. They are loyal as hell and if you like to bird hunt they are arguably one of the best.

j223's picture

friendly, loyal, active

first dogs that come to mind would be pitbull, boxer, lab
boxers are very friendly and loyal (AND VERY ACTIVE!!!!!!) tons of energy hahah if you exercise them they will be good though but energy is a little high in younger years

scoobydoo's picture

Great Dane.The only downfall is their life expectancy isn't that long and even worse is they think they're a lap dog.

Pale's picture

Dalmations are the most schizo breed out there. We used to raise them when I was a kid. Still have the scar under my eye. Read up on them.

(not saying all of them either). I am sure yours is an exception Walt.

Pale's picture

Yea, the one that bit me, I still loved her (precious lady) she ended getting hit by a car,I was like 6 or so, devastating, come to think of it that was probably my first experience with death.. My Dad had another one when I was a young adult that was a male and kinda like you say, that dog was retarded and nutty as a fruitcake..