types of dogs

[Harcourt3]

Beagle
Don't let a Beagle's floppy ears and droopy eyes fool you that it's a sad pup. That's far from the truth! In fact, Beagles are one of the most gregarious and inquisitive animals.

Boxer
Dominating in size as well as stature, the Boxer is a big, lean animal. Due to their exceptional physical capabilities, they are a perfect choice for Disc and Agility contests.
Golden Retriever
Not only are Golden Retrievers adept in learning, they are also very friendly and outgoing. Although they are quick learners, they have a short attention span and need to be constantly stimulated with activities to keep them in focus. Adhering to their retriever name, they are especially fond of finding things.
Miniature Dachshund
Badger hunters by breed, the Miniature Daschund were born fearless. But due to their petite size, they are inadequate in physical activities that involve jumping or running.
Pug
Some would say that Pugs have some of the ugliest mugs in the canine world. Their squashed-up face is an eyesore for some, and unfortunately, causes them to snort and sneeze. Drop the "hate-o-rade" and give the poor dog a chance. You'll be surprised that pugs are easily trainable and very playful.
Shih Tzu
Although not much of learner, Shih Tzu's are remarkable low maintenance and friendly animals. Their non-shedding fur is perfect for owners who hate to clean.
Siberian Husky
Siberian Huskies are larger than most dogs, thus making them naturally built for the outdoors. Their superior size, high energy, and uncanny reflexes are considerable advantages in physical competitions. But be prepared to clean frequently--Husky shed year round.
Chihuahua and Friends
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Now this is a charming dog! As one of the most popular breeds in England, the miniature Spaniel acts like a figure of royalty--they're extremely well mannered and behaved. They are also incredible generous and will frequently search for gifts to bring back to the house. When adopting a Cavalier, make sure to give their silky coat the pedigree treatment. Their long silky hairs require a ton of brushing.
Chihuahua
Here's an example of a tiny fellah with a big attitude. Even though it's the world smallest dog, the Chihuahua won't take crap from any dog or man. The feistiness of the breed really shows when you interrupt it during meals or playtime. Other than its attitude, the Chihuahua is known for its quickness.

German Shepherd
Strong, muscular, and extremely trainable, the German Shepherd could be considered the ideal pet. Its sharp intelligence is a valuable asset in rapidly learning new tricks; the angular and long body structure is well suited for the physical demands of a Disc or Agility contest; and his versatility, such as his short hair coat, makes it a low maintenance pet.
Shetland Sheepdog
No, the dog is not from the land of shet. Shelties are quite intelligent and thus easily trainable. Depending on its mood, you may even teach it four tricks instead of the usual three per day.
Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkshire Terriers are a tiny breed--a full grown is barely nine inches tall. But the Yorkshire Terriers' colossal personality makes up for its lack of size. They are energetic and extremely playful. Though, they may be difficult to train since they tend to lose focus. They also have a demanding grooming habit because their silky long coat requires constant brushing and bathing.
Labrador and Friends
Labrador Retriever
Active owners take note: Labrador Retrievers are one of the most popular dogs due to its active and outgoing nature. They are naturally strong and muscular; well suited for those who demand the best for Agility and Disc competitions. Their working dog mentality makes them committed for training and exercising. Also, their intelligence is unrivaled by any other breeds. May be that's why Labrador Retrievers have been used for everything, from hunting to search and rescue.
Miniature Pinscher
Tall enough to pass as a large breed, but compact to be considered a small dog, the Miniature Pinscher is the apartment-friendly version of a big dog. Apartment owners will love the fact that Pinschers have low maintenance grooming habits due to its smooth, short hair coat.
Miniature Schnauzer
Resembling a grumpy old man, the Miniature Schnauzer is a smaller version of its cousin, the Standard Schnauzer. Although smaller than its bigger cousin, the Mini Schnauzer is an active and strong breed. Be patient when training. When learning new tricks, their lack of focus and average intelligence may result in spending a little more time than usual.
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Perhaps, one of the smartest breeds in the game, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi's is widely known for its intelligence. Even Hollywood acknowledges this fact, as seen in the recent anime series , which featured Ein, an incredibly gifted Pembroke. Not only are Corgis intelligent, they have a vast amount of energy.
Shiba Inu
A small agile dog, the Shiba Inu was originally bred in Japan as a hunter. They have a reputation for being highly intelligent and independent. It's not unusual for a Shiba to learn a new trick in a few attempts. Toy Poodle
It's no surprise that in the 18th century, just about every royal family owned a Toy Poodle. Who can blame them for owning such a majestic dog? Toy Poodles are considered to be one of the smartest dog breeds. They are able to adapt and learn just about anything you throw at them.

Rottweiler
The Rottweiler has an outer coat that is short, straight, dense and of medium length. The coat should always be coarse to the touch. The undercoat should be present around the neck and thighs. Coat should never be wavy or curly. The Rottweiler has one of the most noticeable coats with the distinct black and bright rust coloring along their legs, underbelly and muzzle
Pitbull
Built for performance, the pit bull is a medium sized, very muscular, short coated breed. The head is bricklike, the jaws strong and wide, the ears may be cropped or not (I prefer uncropped dogs for several reasons).

The body is typically very strong, with a deep chest, powerful and proportionate hind end and solid legs. The overall impression should be of power and athleticism. This is not a dog for couch potatoes, as they require A LOT of training and exercise.

With this breed it is important to remember to exercise both the dog's body and mind. Remember, a tired pit bull is a happy pit bull and a bored pit bull is NOT a good thing! They will find some very inventive ways to entertain themselves that the owner may not like (often involving the garbage can, kitchen counter and cabinets, feather pillows, dirty laundry and various items of furniture).

[Olivialou1]

Thanks for the totally random thread u probably got off of some dog website.

[Harcourt3]

actually i know alot of breeds of dogs and i love dogs so i just put this on here

[Chicken54 12]

I love chihuahuas.I have one at my house.And what about Pitt Bulls and Rottwielers.They are dogs too you know.

[Skipper673]

Well my dawg iz up dere!!Teh German Sheperd PWNS!!

[Chicken54 12]

Wow,someone seems hyper.lol

[Harcourt3]

here ill put some more up there

[Skipper673]

Lool yes Chicken anyways I like every dog!!

[Olivialou1]

Originally Posted by Harcourt3

actually i know alot of breeds of dogs and i love dogs so i just put this on here

Our teacher taught us last year how to spot a plagiarist. If you have read something else by them, it comes easy.

That's not how u talk. U don't use the bigger words. Don't lie. + The pictures are all from the same company. He taught us how to spot that 2

[Chicken54 12]

Wow I can tell That's why ur soooooo hyper.lol