breed advice please!

[sana]

I can tell you about Corgis an german Shepherds. Both are very sweet and kind and nice. They ae playful and lovable. Corgis are sweet and small. They'll bark at any stranger. They are quite quite fast. My corgi loves cars and noise on the road so he stays in the balcony. German Shepherd take a little time to settle with their new master. You gotta take them on walks too. They like treats and will eat them ad might be able to make friends easily. Some germans are very fast. Like my german she can win a marathon with cheetahs. Try buying a female, they are more gentle with their masters. I would prefer them because in the end we had to shoot our german (male) down. You can understand that, can't you. German males are a little unpredictive. My male who was cared by our guard all his life in the end attacked his and cut opened his fingers. We don't know what was wrong with him. If your house is big better buy a fast female. They can attack any thief. They are nice and friendly. They learn quite fast as they are very intelligent. If you need to know anything else just ask. Send a message.

[Alysser]

I can tell you alot about beagles, my dog is only half beagle but he might as well just be full beagle:

ANYWAY, if you don't like howling, barking and "baying" do not get a beagle. This goes on all day in our house, and I know many people with beagles too. They are curious about EVERYTHING, and when I say EVERYTHING, I do mean it. Alot of them are hard-headed, my dog thinks he can take on cars, and bigger dogs. They tend to enjoy picking on little backyard critters although since they're considered "soft-mouthed" hunters they will not kill an animal as easily as another dog, but they can kill and I am sure some will. My dog once had a baby bird in his mouth, he didn't harm it in the least and didn't kill it but he did make it squeak. Mikey barely listens to drop it, but when my dad told him to that time he did. That is something we like to call instinct. Letting them off the leash is not a good idea by any means, they will follow a scent till the end. They tend to be little wanderers. They're personality is amazing, they're wonderful animals and love people. They're pack hunters which makes them very social and loving toward people.

[charlie116]

I can tell you alot about beagles, my dog is only half beagle but he might as well just be full beagle:

ANYWAY, if you don't like howling, barking and "baying" do not get a beagle. This goes on all day in our house, and I know many people with beagles too. They are curious about EVERYTHING, and when I say EVERYTHING, I do mean it. Alot of them are hard-headed, my dog thinks he can take on cars, and bigger dogs. They tend to enjoy picking on little backyard critters although since they're considered "soft-mouthed" hunters they will not kill an animal as easily as another dog, but they can kill and I am sure some will. My dog once had a baby bird in his mouth, he didn't harm it in the least and didn't kill it but he did make it squeak. Mikey barely listens to drop it, but when my dad told him to that time he did. That is something we like to call instinct. Letting them off the leash is not a good idea by any means, they will follow a scent till the end. They tend to be little wanderers. They're personality is amazing, they're wonderful animals and love people. They're pack hunters which makes them very social and loving toward people.

I currently own 2 Beagle mixes myself. they're mixed with Basset Hounds. they bring dead animals into the house all the time! I also owned a purebred Beagle. we took her to west virginia & she took off after a turkey!!! she came back with a feather in her mouth! haha