Top 10 Best Dog Breeds for Your First Dog

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I'll say this only get a Labrador/Golden retriever if are able to give it vigorous exercise and a long walk every single day. They're still a working breed they'll become a menace if you don't give it daily training sessions and exercise. Most lab owners really should own a different breed entirely thinking you don't have to work with them and end up with miserable troubled animals.

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The best breed of mini schnauzer: intelligence is very close to human, is easy to train, gets along well with children, loyalty is boundless, does not shed at all, does not smell, willingly adopts the owner's habits, can sleep for a long time in the morning, is not afraid of loud sounds. And they are simply charming beauties. True, they have an excellent appetite and you need to make sure that they do not overeat. You can't find a better friend.

My first dog was a Lhasa Apso named Marcie! I still remember the day we adopted her from a puppy store the summer of 2002 before I entered the 4th grade! She was a very sweet girl whose favorite thing to do was hiding under my parents bed when she wanted some alone time! Two years later my parents surprised my sisters and I with her little brother Murphy as an early Christmas present (they came from the same mother Sandy but from different litters)! He was a very energetic and playful little guy who loved chasing me down the hallway every chance he got! Anyways we had 7 wonderful years with Marcie and 4 great ones with Murphy until one day in 2009! A few days prior my sisters and I started noticing that our dogs and their things were gone but we didn’t say anything about it until our parents sat us down in the living room for a family meeting! Our mom said that Marcie and Murphy weren’t behaving normally towards her lately so she called the owner of their (the dogs) mother Sandy for advice! And she told her that Lhasa Apsos get more aggressive the older they get! This was the time where we didn’t really do much research on dog breeds like we do now! Of course I remember getting bitten by them a few times but I thought that was just normal and no big deal! Anyways after that phone discussion my mom and dad made the heartbreaking decision to give away Marcie and Murphy! At the time I was really mad and sad because I never got to say goodbye to them! Also because of my autism it wasn’t always easy for me to make human friends so my little Lhasa Apsos were like my only best buddies to me for a majority of my life! I still have pictures of them that I look at once in a while to remember them by and I have since adopted a rescue mix named Kalee and an English Cream Golden Retriever named Gypsy! So yeah I think dogs will always be my number one favorite animals because of my experience!

My first dog was a Basset Hound. Then we had a Shiba Inu, then a Springer Spaniel. I havent had a dog since i was a kid. I gravitate more towards cats. I'm thinking of getting another one though. Probably a lab or a border collie.

I’ve never had – or wanted – a purebred of any breed. I’ve had a mostly-cocker spaniel, 2 mostly-beagles, and 3 mostly-GSDs, 1 of which was half Doberman. I love mutts!

My first dog was a my first dog was a hot dog

For the last 15 years I have had greyhounds – many times 3 and 4 at a time because you rarely have just 1. Having 2 or 3 doesn’t even feel like 1 of most other dogs. They are so easy and very loving.

I never had a dog, until my daughter decided to get one when she started medical school. But soon, she figured it was not easy to take care of the dog while in medical school. So, I ended up with a most beautiful dog called Bellissima. But may be that's just my perception. There is a picture of her on my Channel.

With the first light of the day, I could hear her shaking herself, and waiting for me at the bottom of the stairs to celebrate the arrival of the new day. Just seeing her expressive eyes, and her long ears moving side to side, warms my heart. She is not only beautiful, but also very intelligent. She knows when I put down my reading glasses and pick up my regular eye glasses, it is time for a walk!

Poodles need regular grooming and are the most expensive to send to a professional groomer.

You forgot #1 Rottweiler.