Our last dog died about 8 years ago. Jonas was 1/2 pit bull and 1/2 chow. He was a GREAT guard dog and an even better pet. Once, a buddy of mine pulled up the driveway to pick me up to go fishing. Jonas was at the end of his chain (I know, and I will NEVER chain another dog) with it tight, his hair was standing on end and he was growling and barking ready to kill my buddy. I stepped out on the porch and spoke firmly to Jonas and he settled down, started wagging his tail and was Nathan's best buddy.
Squirrels are goofy anyway. A drunk one would be fun to watch.
I have had many different breeds over the years. It's hard to pick a favorite. I started out with a mutt, the two Shelties, then a Keeshond, then two Havanese and a Yorkie. I never thought I'd have little foo foo dogs but My wife preferred them. You see who won that battle. The Havanese are convinced they can't live without me. Actually all of them did. What else can you ask for.
Don't tell the Havanese, but after thinking about it I think the Keeshond was my favorite, super smart, playful, sweet, loyal and everything else. It's really a hard choice.
A dead ringer for my Keeshond.
That reminds me ... I need to block him from the "adult" dog channel.exactly what you need - Hank drinking beer and ordering pizza.
I've always liked Labs but felt they needed acerage. Their tales are lethal weapons at coffee table heights! Always happy.I was a lab guy for a long time. My wife and I bought a chocolate puppy when we first got married and Chief was our first child. Had him 13 good years. Then Sally, a yellow female, came along and we had her for 12. Then we got Gunner, our French Brittany...
...That’s him with his step-sister Ginger, our Dachshund. We’re now hooked on the Brits. Smart, affectionate, and loves to ride or walk wherever we go. He’s 6 now and in good shape, but I think we’ll need to get him a little buddy before too long that he can help train. Great breed! Don’t know that we’ll ever get any other.
