What is the popular Dog breed for eggers?

2SCdoodlegg

Labradoodles at this house!

Botch

2SCdoodlegg said:

Labradoodles at this house!

What a fantastic pic!   :-bd

MJG

Dan4BBQ said:

We have had some great dogs over the years.  2 minature schnausers when the kids were small.

English Springer that passed at 12 about 4 years ago. Our yellow lab passed 1 month ago at 12. Our lab Cookie always love egging.

We have an English Springer pup to be born in 2 weeks.  My wife thinks that we need two pups.

We have always gotten a pup when our dog got to be 6 or 8 years old--always loved it.

Any thoughts about getting two pups?  

@Dan4BBQ Got our 2nd dog when the first one was 7. I wish I had done that years earlier as it really is the more the merrier. When our older dog passed we got another pup about a month later. I will never be without at least 2 dogs for very long. I think it is better for them and we enjoy it. I have yet to meet a dog I didn't like.

Cowdogs

True to my name on this forum, I have 4 Australian Cattle Dogs, aka Blue Heelers. Two were intentional and two were failed fosters. Nothing beats playing ball with them in the pool, drink in hand, while something is smoking away on the Egg.

SteveWPBFL

Marlin, 7 mo. old Golden pup. Not a rescue. We have young boys, wanted them to have a newborn pup. And this pup is AMAZING, Highly trainable, schmat, loving, personable, and right now gangly. Like a brother to the boys. Oh, and he can read, too!

Zippidee

2 OES rescues and a Newfie mix rescue waiting for droppage

TEggSun

Part time guardians.  They bail when it rains.

BYS1981

tiny is wearing the reindeer stuff. that other picture isn't that great of eve, and she is much bigger now. she is probably pushing 75lbs.

bboulier

Chow hound?

Dave in Florida

Wife's:



Mine:

fishlessman

always had german shepards until buying a small point acre lot on a lake, then went to brittanys, first american, now a french epagnal breton (brittany), love the tricolors. huge dog in a 40 pound package

Parallel

We have a big mutt that looks like a black golden retriever...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmFUJ4pyJ28&feature=youtu.be

AlbertaEgger

2 Huskies right now, well the one is part Golden Ret. Good pups we have, keep the deer from the garden and the coyotes out of the yard.

 

stevehk1

my man Gibson

Charlesmaneri

this is one of my Pit bulls  he thinks he is the Pit Master 

hapster

We have two Cavachons... 50% Caviler King Charles and 50% Bichon Frise.  Brothers, the only two males from the litter of 6. Bach is in the back, and is the brains of the outfit. Mozart is in front and is the muscle for the pair. Turned 5 back in January. They are just a hair over 17lbs each.

Smartest and best behaved dogs I have ever encountered. They are so good, our family and friends ask us to bring them when visiting or staying with them...

setdahook

Boxers are the way we go,always wanted a great dane attitude in a smaller package then decided I needed two for the extra fun. Meet Berkley and Abu.

setdahook

Forgot to mention the better half as they are her lap buddies. nothing better than an 80 pound lap warmer now she has two.

STANGOJE

I haven't had a dog that does not like BBQ, my little guy wants to be outside near the BGE all day on a low and slow..

Lit

Domestic short hair

mark_08

Here is my blue heeler Rowdy. He doesn't let anyone near the egg while I'm grilling!

fishlessman

i always see mention of rescue dogs, it has to be different in other parts of the country as an adopted pet here costs as much as a pure bred dog, puppies at the local shelter are 500 dollars, rabbits at the shelter are 75 dollars, these guys call themselves nonprofit
)my sister just picked up a boxer pup a month ago, come to find out its a pitbull, waiting to hear when her house insurance gets cancelled next as it will happen here, shelter lied all the way to the bank

Eggcelsior

fishlessman said:

i always see mention of rescue dogs, it has to be different in other parts of the country as an adopted pet here costs as much as a pure bred dog, puppies at the local shelter are 500 dollars, rabbits at the shelter are 75 dollars, these guys call themselves nonprofit
)my sister just picked up a boxer pup a month ago, come to find out its a pitbull, waiting to hear when her house insurance gets cancelled next as it will happen here, shelter lied all the way to the bank

It depends on what care the animal needs. They won't send out an animal with it's reproductive capability intact. One of my parents mutts cost $17 dollars(registration was the only thing needed). My poodle was $600 because I paid for all her shots and spaying. Still half the cost of a poodle from the breeder around here.

@Lit Cat lovers unite!

limpincoyote

I will always go for a load of Shepherds and Shepherd mixes.

Harrison

Here's our dogs. Wally is a Goldendoodle and is about the smartest dog I've ever seen. Then there Evil Eve our Emglish bulldog. She is most definitely the dumbest and most stubborn dog I've ever seen. Lol. Love them both to death though.

michigan_jason

I have a Rottie

yumdinger

British Labrador retriever, who REALLY likes to lick my grill grates clean when I am not looking.

michigan_jason

Don't mind the floor lol, we were remodeling the living room.

All pics from when he was about 4-6 months old. He is almost 10 now.








This is the most recent. Almost 9 months. 85lbs. He will be 130+ when its said and done, no fat. High protein all natural diet.

pwg56

Carly, our mini goldendoodle - 16 pounds and head of the household:

michigan_jason

limpincoyote said:

I will always go for a load of Shepherds and Shepherd mixes.

This was the only other breed I was considering other than my rottie.