Showers Off and On| Gem Queens Estate |
| @lo Yupper. My family had only one dog, he lived to be like 14? Anyway, we adopted him and later found out he was an Aussie and about 6-10 months old at the time. Past prime training, so he ended up being OK-ish. We... had... no... clue! |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Void And they often get labeled as aggressive! Which, undoubtedly, can be true, but isn't always the case. Just as pitties are generalized as aggressive, yet I think the majority of humankind can attest to the fact that they've met at least one big, goofy, cuddly pit bull lol. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| My sweet, funny little bichon mix will try to murder your 150lb xxxl bully monstrosity. All dogs are individuals |
| Pegasus Lane |
| Any dog breed has the capacity to be aggressive and/or the sweetest thing alive. As long as research and proper training is done, I think anyone could get just about anything for a family pet. |
| The Old Gods |
| Grandparents had a chow mix when I was a kid. His name was "Bear". SHort for "Teddy Bear" because he was a damned big ole sweety. |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Same, Gem. While I do believe biology comes into play, I think training and environment are just as influential to a dog's temperament. |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| As in, I've meet a for Golden Retrievers that were wacky idiots that I wouldn't want around kids, And I've also meet protection type dogs that were lovely and lovable. |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Hell, I had a Chow cross back in the day, and she was the mildest dog I'd ever encountered. Still is, to this day, honestly. |
| Silver Melody Acres |
| I've seen aggressive goldens, so it really all comes down to individual dogs, the owners and their situation. a border collie could be a perfect dog for an active family |
| Shivering Sea |
| If you stay at home all day, get a cat, don't get a border collie xD |
| Pegasus Lane |
| I'm in complete agreement with Lo. I can't stand any kind of Collie but if someone has the means to take care of one why stop or bash on them? |
| Willowwood Stable |
| North Definitely. I'm speaking in the sense that this family has the means to provide that environment for the dog. |
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| Gem Queens Estate |
| @lo Yupper. My family had only one dog, he lived to be like 14? Anyway, we adopted him and later found out he was an Aussie and about 6-10 months old at the time. Past prime training, so he ended up being OK-ish. We... had... no... clue! |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Void And they often get labeled as aggressive! Which, undoubtedly, can be true, but isn't always the case. Just as pitties are generalized as aggressive, yet I think the majority of humankind can attest to the fact that they've met at least one big, goofy, cuddly pit bull lol. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| My sweet, funny little bichon mix will try to murder your 150lb xxxl bully monstrosity. All dogs are individuals |
| Pegasus Lane |
| Any dog breed has the capacity to be aggressive and/or the sweetest thing alive. As long as research and proper training is done, I think anyone could get just about anything for a family pet. |
| The Old Gods |
| Grandparents had a chow mix when I was a kid. His name was "Bear". SHort for "Teddy Bear" because he was a damned big ole sweety. |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Same, Gem. While I do believe biology comes into play, I think training and environment are just as influential to a dog's temperament. |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| As in, I've meet a for Golden Retrievers that were wacky idiots that I wouldn't want around kids, And I've also meet protection type dogs that were lovely and lovable. |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Hell, I had a Chow cross back in the day, and she was the mildest dog I'd ever encountered. Still is, to this day, honestly. |
| Silver Melody Acres |
| I've seen aggressive goldens, so it really all comes down to individual dogs, the owners and their situation. a border collie could be a perfect dog for an active family |
| Shivering Sea |
| If you stay at home all day, get a cat, don't get a border collie xD |
| Pegasus Lane |
| I'm in complete agreement with Lo. I can't stand any kind of Collie but if someone has the means to take care of one why stop or bash on them? |
| Willowwood Stable |
| North Definitely. I'm speaking in the sense that this family has the means to provide that environment for the dog. |
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