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What is the best dog for me? i will adopt?

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  • emoks
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  • ryma
  • ritchellei
  • Mikel
emoks
virginia
10 posts

I can exercise this dog for 1 to 2 hours a day. I can buy him some agility course. I am very active. I am willing to play with him. I can buy him toys.

But the only problem is that I am going to school for 5 hours but i think i will just buy him a small tv so he could hear something while i am gone, so he wont be bored.


i HAVE A BIG BACKYARD
NIKOLE
122 posts

hi,


look for high energy dogs,, high energy dogs need a significant amount of exercise and mental stimulation, and they’re more likely to spend time jumping, playing, and investigating any new sights and smells.

try these suggestions:

http://dogtime.com/dalmatian.html

http://dogtime.com/golden-retriever.html

http://dogtime.com/labrador-retriever.html
ryma
69 posts

Hi,


You may want to check out the list of dogs that are ease at being home alone since you’ll be out for 5 hours a day:


http://dogtime.com/dog-breeds/characteristic/ea…
ritchellei
156 posts

There are many things to consider when choosing a puppy, including which breed or type, and the optimal age of acquisition. Choose a puppy that is best suited to you and your lifestyle. Remember, you are selecting a puppy to live with you for a good long time. Choosing a puppy to share your life is a very personal choice-your choice. You will save yourself a lot of unnecessary problems and heartbreak if your choice is an informed and educated one.


http://dogtime.com/puppy-dog-breeds-dunbar.html
Mikel
155 posts

I actually have a number of breeds in mind, but finding the right one yourself is really fun! Check this out, please click on the link:


http://dogtime.com/matchup/question/1
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