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Old 04-26-2013, 16:10   #1
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What your dog’s breed says about you

Hound dog owners are emotionally stable.


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Old 04-26-2013, 17:38   #2
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2. Pastoral pooches (German Shepherds, Collies, and Corgis): If you share your bed with a border Collie, you’ve likely never met a crowd you weren’t comfortable in, you classic extrovert, you.

I call BS on this one. I HATE people, and the only thing I hate more than people is a crowd of people. My GSD also hates people and crowds, and also has Asperger's and Tourettes.
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Old 04-26-2013, 18:10   #3
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I call BS on this one. I HATE people, and the only thing I hate more than people is a crowd of people. My GSD also hates people and crowds, and also has Asperger's and Tourettes.
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Old 04-26-2013, 20:58   #4
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I'm not sure why the AKC placed Akitas in the Working Dog class. I've had 4 in 40 years and nobody's ever figured what they're good for. They really, really hate to play fetch (watch the movie Hachi [though even there they used a Shiba as a stand in for the Akita ]).

As watch dogs, that's exactly what they do...watch. They can bark, but don't. They observe. I suppose being observed by a large dog is enough, though.

They are stubborn. I guess that fits.

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As watch dogs, that's exactly what they do...watch. They can bark, but don't. They observe. I suppose being observed by a large dog is enough, though.
Neighbor had an Akita. it was blind. It was a damn good 'watch' dog.
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Old 04-26-2013, 22:35   #6
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2. Pastoral pooches (German Shepherds, Collies, and Corgis): If you share your bed with a border Collie, you’ve likely never met a crowd you weren’t comfortable in, you classic extrovert, you.

I call BS on this one. I HATE people, and the only thing I hate more than people is a crowd of people. My GSD also hates people and crowds, and also has Asperger's and Tourettes.
Yeah, every GSD owner I know hates people and is happy their GSD hates people (and cats)(and deer)(and doorbell ringers). Although I would probably not accuse them of Asperger's.

If "pastoral pooches" are extroverts, that has to be Labradors, Retrievers, maybe Boxers.
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Neighbor had an Akita. it was blind. It was a damn good 'watch' dog.
I have no doubt of that.

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Old 04-27-2013, 00:47   #8
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emotionally stable?

my basset drove me batshit crazy on a regular basis. used to call it "the Basshole"

and it was still better than the vast majority of people i have ever known.
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my basset drove me batshit crazy on a regular basis. used to call it "the Basshole"

and it was still better than the vast majority of people i have ever known.
I've had six beagles over the years, every one of them crazy as a drunk loon on Orange Barrel.
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I have a Cane Corso. He spends excessive amounts of time licking his genitals....so...
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My wife brought home a Shitszu one morning, but I took it down to the vet and had it euthanized for pissing on my McCain/Palin sign. :
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My Czech GSD loves all kinds of people, he just doesn’t like seasoning on the illegals …….
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Old 04-27-2013, 11:52   #14
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Hmmmm

Hmmmm, what category does the Carolina Curb Setter fall under?

And the Carolina Yella' Dawg?
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Old 04-27-2013, 13:50   #15
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My might hunting dogs are laying on the couch asleep, and I'm in the recliner under a poncho liner watching a western, chewing shoal, and just got back from a run. That article might be pretty accurate.
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