My partner and I have have finally agreed on a dog, my first choice was a border colie, her's was a scottish terrier, after visiting a dog rescue shelter we have decided on a labrador or golden retriever, unfortunately she is a bit frightened of some dogs and I can't convince her that there is no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner influenced dog. Just waiting for the right one to come along, we like the idea of giving a home to a dog that has had a bad start start in life, so we are going to go for a rescue dog rather than a puppy.
Originally posted by stevetoddYour girlfriend's right. There are bad dogs. Most of them, actually. You should have gotten a cat.
My partner and I have have finally agreed on a dog, my first choice was a border colie, her's was a scottish terrier, after visiting a dog rescue shelter we have decided on a labrador or golden retriever, unfortunately she is a bit frightened of some dogs and I can't convince her that there is no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner influenced dog. J ...[text shortened]... has had a bad start start in life, so we are going to go for a rescue dog rather than a puppy.
Originally posted by stevetoddBorder collie would be my choice but my cats just won't allow it :'(
My partner and I have have finally agreed on a dog, my first choice was a border colie, her's was a scottish terrier, after visiting a dog rescue shelter we have decided on a labrador or golden retriever, unfortunately she is a bit frightened of some dogs and I can't convince her that there is no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner influenced dog. J ...[text shortened]... has had a bad start start in life, so we are going to go for a rescue dog rather than a puppy.
