Hal,
, I like that. The only bad thing is the house and the floor space. A Great Dane would knock over everything just trying to get up . Got a good sized back yard but the house isn't.
That is why the smaller breeds. I'm looking at the pros and cons of each, and the one that I am really looking at (mainly due to the breeder is "right next door" (not far away)) "Blows" insteads of sheds. The other one that I'm looking at, will be able to watch but not sure of guard. Then with some of the other breeds, some don't get along with cats (a must with me), some don't get along with other dogs (my uncles dogs, I don't like them but still, I can't be having dog fights outside).
This is going to be a major decision. Not only because of the money involved but also due to what I'm needing and if I move into an apt if (when) this place falls apart then I have to have a small dog in that situation also.
Wayne
, I like that. The only bad thing is the house and the floor space. A Great Dane would knock over everything just trying to get up . Got a good sized back yard but the house isn't.
That is why the smaller breeds. I'm looking at the pros and cons of each, and the one that I am really looking at (mainly due to the breeder is "right next door" (not far away)) "Blows" insteads of sheds. The other one that I'm looking at, will be able to watch but not sure of guard. Then with some of the other breeds, some don't get along with cats (a must with me), some don't get along with other dogs (my uncles dogs, I don't like them but still, I can't be having dog fights outside).
This is going to be a major decision. Not only because of the money involved but also due to what I'm needing and if I move into an apt if (when) this place falls apart then I have to have a small dog in that situation also.
Wayne