Talk of the next breed to adopt us??

[IRescue452]

Oh whatever happens to come along. I may dream of owning countless different breeds, but usually end up with whichever dog is in need.

I'll probably still be renting so if I have to have something small it would either be a lhasa apso or cocker spaniel. Probably would look for a senior age dog. Would prefer purebred. Would definately have a long show clip.

If I had a choice though I'd get a big dog. Rottweiler, komondor, otterhound.

I've even been thinking of border collies because I would want a dog that can do some sort of activity, but they might be a little beyond my patience for training.

[Suki Wingy]

I'm not sure when I'll be in a position to get my own dog. It could be a year, or it could be quite a few years in the future. There are a lot of different scenarios that could happen, including things I didn't plan for, and a lot of questions that would need to be answered. (is the breed banned? not readily available? Do I have my own home or rent? Do I live at a stable or a regular home? What hours do I work, and do I work at home or somewhere where I can bring my dog? Do I travel a lot? If so, is my dog welcome on my travels? Do I have kids, or a lot of kids around my house/barn? etc, etc.)
The breeds I can see myself having if the circumstances are right are:
-dalmatian
-pit bull/am staff
-catahoula
-catahoula/ pit cross
-rottie
-doberman
-brussels griffon
-and of course the what-the-heck-is-this mutt.

I could see myself either rescuing or buying, depending on a lot of different things

[lute]

My next dog will be another Aussie. I'm crossing my fingers for a female red tri. That won't be until Talon is more mature and I feel ready to go through the puppy thing again.

SOMEDAY I'd like a Great Dane and another Pit Bull.

[bckrazy]

I'm not completely sure what my next dog will be... I've narrowed it down to a Cardigan Welsh Corgi or a Smooth Collie. I love Cardis, but in my experience, they're a bit more sassy/independent and low energy for my taste. Collies seem to be much more eager to please, and I love their personalities and goofiness, as well as their energy.

It's weird, but I get frustrated by dogs who can't "turn on" at the drop of a hat, and who don't completely worship me. I blame Gonzo.