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the only breed of dog i would have, the labrador retriever (mine is a yellow). smart, easily trainable, loyal, good looking and great disposition. what more could anyone ask for in a canine companion?

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Weimaraners.

Have two seven year olds. Abbie & Hunter...
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American Pittbull Terrier is the greatest breed on earth. :)

My Mother didn't talk to me for two months when I got my first one, because of all the terrible publicity they get in the media. Anyways, she now has two of her own, and so do several of her friends.

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We have a Bull Mastiff named Oscar and he is a great dog. Prior to that we had a Black Lab named Barkley who had a fantastic personality. Both are great breeds. My boss has a Great Dane that is a beautiful dog.

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I love my Bijon Freise - Mr. Munch (short for Munchkin).

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Interesting thread. We love our Shiba Inu. Great dog...not too small nor too big.

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American Pittbull Terrier is the greatest breed on earth. :)

I have a hard time believing that 98% of the dog attacks you see on the news or read about involve pit bulls is just a coincidence.

I think that breed should be exterminated.

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I have a hard time believing that 98% of the dog attacks you see on the news or read about involve pit bulls is just a coincidence.

I think you should be exterminated for being such an ignorant person.

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A black Standard poodle with a "sport cut." - Mostly shaved down. Our dog, "Koal" was about 75 lbs with a deep bark. Protective, smart and wonderful personality. This isn't him, but a splittin' image:



We live on a 9-hole muni where people routinely like to jump the fence to retrieve golf balls. Whenever we saw somebody looking like they were going to make the jump, we'd send Koal out there. He'd scare the dickens out of them. Little did they know just how friendly he was.

Koal passed last year at 14.

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Hybrids- r11 3, 4 & 5
Irons- M1 6-AW, xft 50, xft 54.12 , xft 60.08°
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Without a doubt the Siberian Husky. Most people i have talked to say they look evil but they are beautiful.

We had huskies when I was a kid. They're absolutely beautiful and friendly, BUT...

They're hard to train. If they get loose, they RUN like the dickens! (Who'd have thought?) They shed like crazy in the Spring time! - Hair clumps everywhere!!! Beware!

In my TM r7 Stand bag:
Driver- r11 10.5° Reg shaft

Fairway wood - r11 3 wood
Hybrids- r11 3, 4 & 5
Irons- M1 6-AW, xft 50, xft 54.12 , xft 60.08°
Still have / love my r7 CGB Max 6-PW, xft 50, xft 54.12, xft 60.08° which I keep in Myrtle Beach, Tommy Armour 855 Putter

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I think you should be exterminated for being such an ignorant person.

:) Thanks man

However, I do think you are far more ignorant if you disagree How many dog attacks have you heard/read about in the last 5 years?? How many of those dog attacks involved pits? That's all I'm sayin'. It can't be coincidence.

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Golden retrievers
German Shepards

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