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Originally Posted by gkt5450
Oldelkhunter,
We have our third Airedale and they are a real pleasure. First was an Oorang strain and next two were a Mountain strain. These are muuch larger than conformation Airedale show dogs and were bred from hunting ‘dales from generations. I don’t hunt them as intended but track w them a long walk them a couple of times daily. They are real intuitive and smart. Also, love children.


I believe that will be my next choice a few years down the road as well. My wife is pushing for another Bull Mastiff as well.

So far since my wife and I have been together


Female Golden Retriever
Male and Female Rottweiler
Wirehaired Dacshund
Currently own a male and female Parson Russell terrier and a Male Bull Mastiff.

I get hit pretty hard when I lose a dog and I have seldom immediately replaced one so sometimes a few years lapse.


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Would have loved to keep this dog: Dutch Shepherd


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Those are some dang good dogs, but very moody and fiercely protective of their owners...We have had ours since she was a pup and have to watch her very closely when strangers are around, even when members of our family visits...Especially, when people are around our kids. We keep her in a cage when people come over that she is not used to being around...



They are not dogs for the faint of heart....nor are they good "pet" dogs.


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When someone else mentioned wanting to have a dog back that's already gone on, my first though was how much I agree, and my second thought was how much I would love to see my little Sheltie, Hope, again...



I have said, and posted this before, but when Karen Blixen was asked if she could have one thing back in her life she responded that she would like to go on safari with Bror once again.


If I were asked to have anything in life back, it would be to hunt big mule deer with Pearl again...the best of times...


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Originally Posted by ingwe
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Would have loved to keep this dog: Dutch Shepherd


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Those are some dang good dogs, but very moody and fiercely protective of their owners...We have had ours since she was a pup and have to watch her very closely when strangers are around, even when members of our family visits...Especially, when people are around our kids. We keep her in a cage when people come over that she is not used to being around...



They are not dogs for the faint of heart....nor are they good "pet" dogs.


That's very true. They are a lot of work, but great dogs for their immediate family and even great with other pets in the house.....Only drawback is how they react to strangers....Not to mention they are a very intimidating looking breed of dog. Most people that look at ours are just scared of how she looks with the dark colors and muscular body...

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I've had Heelers most all my adult life. Currently have to and sell some pretty good puppies from time to time. Butter Braids that has sparked my interest that you cannot hardly find the United States is a German koolie

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Originally Posted by Rockymtnhigh
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Would have loved to keep this dog: Dutch Shepherd


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Those are some dang good dogs, but very moody and fiercely protective of their owners...We have had ours since she was a pup and have to watch her very closely when strangers are around, even when members of our family visits...Especially, when people are around our kids. We keep her in a cage when people come over that she is not used to being around...



They are not dogs for the faint of heart....nor are they good "pet" dogs.


That's very true. They are a lot of work, but great dogs for their immediate family and even great with other pets in the house.....Only drawback is how they react to strangers....Not to mention they are a very intimidating looking breed of dog. Most people that look at ours are just scared of how she looks with the dark colors and muscular body...


And that's true. when I was introduced to that one the Trainer said " theres about a 50/50 chance this one will bite you..."

Well, Ive been working with dogs like that for years, and we got along famously...


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Currently have a Black Mouth Cur. I'll never go back to a lab after having a Cur dog so my pick is BMC or a Catahoula


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All of them, but it's just not possible.

I've never met a dog I didn't like...

not so for most people!


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Doberman. Probably red. If not, black.


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Could not be happier with the dog I currently have, blue heeler. Smart, loyal to the point of fault and would follow me into a burning building .


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Chessie
English Pointer
French Brittany

I have owned them all and one day will own some more.


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Originally Posted by Greyghost
All of them, but it's just not possible.

I've never met a dog I didn't like...

not so for most people!


Phil


Very true Phil.

If I lived in a cooler climate I'd get a Caucasian Mountain Dog.

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Could ride that sucker... now that is a lap dog if I've ever seen one!

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Originally Posted by Greyghost
Could ride that sucker... now that is a lap dog if I've ever seen one!

Phil


That guy in the picture is only 5'2" smile smile smile


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Originally Posted by Greyghost
Could ride that sucker... now that is a lap dog if I've ever seen one!

Phil



Giddy up! grin


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My Grandfather had a Shepard back in the 50's named King.

The dog has mythical status in our family, super kind and gentle with kids and women, and even more gentle with pregnant women, but with men he was a phugging brute. Smart as hell was his reputation, and had backpacking neck and shoulders. I would love to have old King back.
Story has it I sneaked out of the house when I was 2, next thing the parents heard was screaming down by the pool. They looked out and saw me hanging over the pool, King had me by the ass. smile Maybe he was going to drop me in and got caught, but I'd like to believe he was looking out for me. smile







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Siberian husky.



Ever own a Husky? Very smart, but hard headed, sneaky, and shed basketball sized hair balls. smile







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I see the Catahoula mentioned often in this thread. I have one that I love dearly. That said, a Catahoula can be a real handful. They are a very tough, talented dog, that will keep you on your toes. Mine is a real goof ball. Play, play, play is all she wants to do. She plays rough and feels as though she should always come first. She is high maintenance, but we have a LOT of fun.

Here is my list.

Field Bred English Cocker
Blackmouth Cur
British Labrador
German Shorthair
Mountain Cur
German Shepherd

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I have always wanted an Airedale, any terrier that size has to be bad azz......


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Our latest Airedale, Sam, is 13 mos old and 92lbs. His “protective “ trait is really developing. He is crazy about my wife, and fun to watch herd her around while walking him. Once twilight he will sit on porch front legs straight out and rear on deck. He watches. Real absence of barking. Only barks when necessary or just prior to strike. Teeth like a barracuda and jaws like an alligator. But very loving...if that makes sense. And he is a clown!


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