so what is ur favorite breed of dog and why?

I like the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. They are so easy going that they are probably the only breed you can put 5 Cavaliers in a wagon and take them into a public place where there are huge crowds of people. Can have about 200 people, adults and small children including dogs walk up to them in the wagon and pet them and have them enjoy getting so much attention. Being able tolerate all that attention from so many strangers for 5 straight hours.

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The White German Shepherd is my favorite! These dogs have all the traits of a regular shepherd but they also have a bit sweeter disposition. I have a 3 year old girl named Sasha who is the sweetest dog I've ever had, and everyone who comes into our house absolutely loves her.

I was going to get either another WGSD or a black and tan GSD but I ended up with an Australian Shepherd. Now, they're my 2nd favorite dogs! She's sweet, very loyal, and full of energy.

ever since i saw the movie "i am ledgond" i have been obsessed with shepherd.. its what made me need to get a puppy in the first place.. and i adopted a lab/shepherd mix last week... but, before that, i was into the pomeranian, and had a beutiful, perfect, akc pom named ginger... i loved her, RIP!!!! but, really, i love any sweet and well trained dog... i love my new cleo!!!

addition - i <3 wham - no such thing as teacups, right!!!??? LOL!!! thats hilarious the way you said it and yes ssoooo true.. if the parents are little, the dog will be too.. if one is little and one is slightly bigger, the pup will prolly be medium... but, teacup is not a breed.. its not even a type.. its just a name for a little dog.... and u cant ever guarantee a dog is gonna be under 5 lbs which ppl tend to classify as "teacup"

my in demand canines develop right into a rott and some type of mastiff blend, he's one hundred fifty pounds of ability, and develop into the suitable watch canines, yet might want to correctly be walked on any leash and in no way left the backyard, the undesirable element is people dodge strolling on an similar side of the line. I owned the mum and he or she purely wieghted 70 pounds who'd to imagine he'd have domestic dogs that significant! the canines pound i artwork for merely had a clutter of rott bullmastiff domestic dogs they were 25 pound 10 week previous places that gave the impression of my blend so he develop into maximum likey a mastiff blend with rott, he develop into 28 pounds at 10 weeks and his sister develop into 22 pounds at 10 weeks she were given to be one hundred thirty pounds.

PUGS!! By far. No doubt about it. I work at a pet store and i've handled just about every breed from dobermans to brussels griffons and I would say that overall pugs have the best personalities. Everyone I know who buys pug instantly becomes obsessed with them because they are so great. They are funny, goofy and the most loving and affectionate breed i've ever seen. But beware, once you get one you are going to want another!

Pure Bred: Great Pyrenees-I have always had a thing for bigger dogs. The GP's are very intelligent and laid back.

Mutts: Actually I have owned more mutts then purebreds and they are generally smarter and sweeter.

But, I do like all dogs so my fave small dog would have to be a Shih tzu-they are cute and friendly.

German shepherds and Rottweilers. I have owned both breeds and they are lovely dogs. At the moment I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback x Mastiff called Sasha and she is a big softie. Thats her in the avatar .

mine is a pug, they are smart sweet and adorable i have one and he loes me and he potty trained in 4 days!! he got the house all to himself now he knew where everything was in the 2nd day! i picked him out myself, what i love about pugs u always pick out the right one u can tell if they wrap here tiny arys around your thumb and look at u like help me bring me home! he still does that even though he is bigger now! but they are good family dogs to.

Pomeranian, they are funny lovable bouncy smart lap dogs, not to mention sooooo darn cute

I heard lot about St. bernard good behaviour, so i would say them..

Otherwise labra is a great dog....quite intelligent and easy to handle.