Dog rescues.

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Webbo2

Senior Member
We have been a cat family for years but now we live on a busy main road. So Mrs W would like a dog we have had some experiences of looking after or loving a dog when we looked after our daughters 2 dogs while they were out in Brunei.
So now we thinking a dog might be a might a good thing for us and the dog.
Any recommendations.
Thamks.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Labrador. May as well lock the thread now.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Small dogs are too much pot lot with their character, behaviour and intelligence for my liking. You may get a great one like Ethel's Willy, or you may get an 8lb slavering buglblatter beast.
 
Miniature Schnauzer.

Super little characters, but with a tendency to be couch potatoes if not exercised. My bestie has two (half siblings, same sire) and they are such dear little things. The girls are definitely smarter than the boys (mostly), but they're game for doing things like agility and even flyball.

Otherwise, indoor cat or get a cat run.
 

si_c

Guru
Location
Wirral
Really depends on the size of dog you would be looking for. Also how much fur you want to be hoovering every day.
 

N0bodyOfTheGoat

Well-Known Member
Location
Hampshire, UK
Don't get a Welsh Collie, retired mum got one five years ago and it's an ongoing nightmare, barking at anything that makes a sound; yanking when on lead but can't be trusted off lead; breaking mother day by day both physically and mentally.
 
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