There is nothing like the affection of a dog. As puppies, they crawl right into our hearts, even their scent and breath are precious to us. However, what is not precious is when we step on their poop on the ground or in a puddle of urine.
Yes, these precious pets need training. So learning a lot about their race can really help us. We want to have a dog that is a joy to have around the house, rather than a burden.
Looking at collies, many people instantly warm to dear old Lassie. What a wonderful canine companion that beginning of television turned out to be. But many are wondering if that was just for TV, and can that dog really be that wonderful in real life?
The answer, frankly, is yes. Collies are known for their incredible loyalty and love for their master. They are very devoted, elegant and proud dogs. They are gentle with children, which is a plus for a family dog. They are taking care of the little ones and it seems that they almost try to protect and watch over them.
A collie is a sensitive and intelligent dog and has an uncanny ability to anticipate its owner’s needs. However, being a herding dog breed, they do need quite a bit of exercise, so make sure they have room to play or get daily walks. With proper training, all a Collie will want to do is please his owner.
If you are interested in a German Shorthaired Pointer, you should do some research on these beautiful and active dogs. They are versatile dogs that are used for a variety of sports including hunting because they can retrieve on land or in the water. They are affectionate companions but need plenty of vigorous exercise. If you can deliver them with the physical and mental challenges they crave, they will be your best friends.
Perhaps you are considering the Bernese Mountain Dog. These dogs are enormously versatile working dogs. They were bred to herd cattle and pull carts, but also to be a watchdog and devoted companion. They are just Swiss Mountain Dogs with long hair. They are large, stocky dogs with friendly, calm dispositions.
Finding the right dog for your family can be easy when you’ve researched the behaviors and characteristics of the breeds you’re interested in. Be sure to follow up your pet’s training with a helpful book or source on the specific breed. This ensures that your pet’s best interests are at heart.
