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SteveW
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My sister is looking to get a dog for my mum for Xmas..
(a dogs for life not just for Xmas springs to mind)

but as we arent too well up on the lil furballs we dont know what to get ?

what make and model ??

need a short hair one, thats pretty small and will stay small without me having to bind it

Pics too please
Kathryn W
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Jack Russel?
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Not the best picture
SteveW
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are they really yappy ?
could i would kill it within a month
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Jack russels are good dogs, but very yappy. and also very energetic

Corgi's are very good tempered dogs, quite small short hair can get back problems tho...

Just one thing. Get insurance whatever you do
Kathryn W
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Yeah they're happy dog's always want to play etc!

Why not go to your local RSPCA and see what dogs they have there?
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imo yes they are i cant stand dogs like that. its a dog you could just run and kick
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my sister wants to get a pup under 2months old..
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Bichon Frise, search on google for loads of pics.
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo


quite small short hair can get back problems tho...



you're not meant to ride them jambo...
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border collie
not always small, but you know

[Edited on 16-10-2006 by Haimsey]

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small dog i would small Maltese Terrier

big dog, Malamute or Huskie
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quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
Corgi's are very good tempered dogs, quite small short hair can get back problems tho...


A corgi bit me in the face when I was a nipper

I'd get a scottie

[Edited on 16-10-2006 by Jules S]
SteveW
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quote:
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Bichon Frise, search on google for loads of pics.


PMSL.. that is a stoopid looking dog.. looks like a kids toy
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A mate of mine has a Minature Bull Terrier and it is a lovely little dog, here's a picture.
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Staffordshire Bull Terrier



Small but well built. Very friendly, good with children. My Dad has kept Staffies for the past 20 years.
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Staffies are great dogs.

Soft, but will still rip a burglars leg off if needs be.
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staffies are awesome dogs

the bull terrier up above is fucking rank, why anyone would have one is beyond me. just to look "cool".

a boxer is many times cooler
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how big do Irish Jacks get ??

see this is a nice lil dog
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quote:
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staffies are awesome dogs

the bull terrier up above is fucking rank, why anyone would have one is beyond me. just to look "cool".

a boxer is many times cooler


The same 'cool' statment could be made about many breeds including staffies which aren't particularly a handsome breed
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i tihnk thats about it steve. is it sitting on a pin cushion?
Cybermonkey
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quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey
staffies are awesome dogs

the bull terrier up above is fucking rank, why anyone would have one is beyond me. just to look "cool".

a boxer is many times cooler


The same 'cool' statment could be made about many breeds including staffies which aren't particularly a handsome breed


no but they have naturally beautiful temperaments. more than can be said for pitbulls
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If you paid any attention to my post you would have notice it isn't a Pit Bull but a Bull Terrier which are also noted as having a good loyal temperaments if not sometimes a little boistrous
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looks like a Civic Type R too

does it have VTEC after 15000RPM?
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come on.. can we have some Pics please.

also does anyone actually know what size these irish thingys get to ?

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