what's the best and worst features of your dogs?

My pitbull brick is extremely smart. He is the smartest dog ever and I'm not just saying that cause he's my dog. I'm a dog trainer and he is the only dog that I have ever trained that can play dead and sing, I'll point my finger at him then say bang and he'll fall to the floor like he's dead. Whenever I play some metallica in my house and start to sing he'll sing right along with me, plus he also knows the standard tricks like sit, shake, lay, speak, stay and fetch. His worst feature's are his size cause he's a very big dog, he is aout 3 feet tall from his paws to the top of the head and he weighs 140. His other bad feature is the bad rep he gets, whenever people that don't know him see him they get scared cause of assholes like micheal vick so I follow them with my dog until I confront them and get them to play with him, eventually they fall in love with him instantly.

Huskies are vocal dogs. They have to have the last word, just like GSD's. Lippy little b*ggers!

I have two Golden Retrievers (one's a foster). They are the sweetest, friendliest dogs to everyone which is their very best feature.

The worst feature is that because they are bred to carry things in their mouths, they need to chew lots. While they love stuffed animals, our two rip the faces off and pull the stuffing out and leave it all over the carpet. They do look so cute though when they run around carrying their "babies" in their mouths.

Our foster has never been a pet. He is ill-mannered and pushy. He's trying to learn new manners, but he's not the smartest crayon in the box. He'll get there, it'll just take longer than with many other dogs. It's a good thing he's pretty!

I have 3 dogs.

Domino- APBT mix:

Best: He is super smart. He knows about 25-30 tricks. He does Aglility, Obedience, Flyball and Rally-O. People are constantly amazed when they see me with him. I often get dog training gigs after taking Domino to the park. He is a brilliant dog. He and my friend's border collie are the best trained dogs at the dog park. We often choreograph their movements. Every time I take my dog to the park I put on a show.

Worst: The stigma that is attached to the dogs. Everyday I walk him I get someone running up to me with a pit bull bashing comment. It gets really annoying. Someone actually tried to hit me before simply because I own a pit bull.

Teddy- Chow-Chow

Best: She is a big cuddler and she is smart. People told me that chow-chows are stupid but she learns really quick.

Worst: The Shedding. There isn't a say when we don't find a little cream hair on the floor, the couch, us, the kids, other dogs.It gets EVERYWHERE!!!!

Abby-Boston Terrier

Best: She is freaking adorable. She takes being a lap dog to a whole new level. She is almost too loving

Worst: She originally from a puppy mill and it shows in her health. She has an elongated soft palate along with other congenital defects.

Isabelle - A liver tri English Springer Spaniel.

Best: She is the best most loyal companion, she is literally by my side every second of the day. She is very, very smart. Athletic.

Worst: She knows how to open doors.... jump up 4 feet onto the kitchen counter. Jump the back yard fence..

I sware there is not one thing this girl does not know how to do.

I have a 9 year old Rottie worst feature is that he looks scary but is a sweat heart, for rational people he gets along with them easily for irrational people which are freaky scared of dogs they make him edgy. Best feature he is the most stubborn dog , most competitive dog with everyone except with me, he just submits and extremely obedient to any command, extremely smart for dogs still can train him anything but with anyone else he is the stubborn and timid Rottie, with myself he shows loyalty and love all the time and that is priceless.

Breed: APBT

Best: his temperament. He allows my son to get rough with him and he just lays there wagging his tail like an idiot ( but that's what he's suppose to do ).

Worst: He still thinks he's a small puppy and tries to go under the coffee table, bumping his head and rocking whatever we have on there. Will he ever learn? Same thing goes for my legs, it cute but sometimes annoying when he tries to go under my legs when I'm sitting down on the couch.

My dog Ruby is a Cocker-Spaniel. She is very clever and can give paws (If you say left she gives her left paw, you say right she gives her right) She rolls over, she can stand up, she can fetch things and is very protective and loyal.Bad thing is is that whatever you leave lying around, she will grab and rip to shreds. Sweet wrappers, shoes, clothes, toys, anything.

Best: She can go up and down on the stairs. So energetic.

Worst: When I come home, she always run to me like crazy and keeps on chasing me.

Tenterfield Terrier:

Best: He's very smart, loves hugs and is very friendly.

Worst: He barks like crazy if he sees you at the side door to to my house.