TeamDekra wrote I own a Husy and a Airdeale terrier currently.

Huskys are great pets but you have to be very careful when taking them on walks. There instinct is to run away at the sign of freedom. But if you get a little puppy then you can raise him/ or her to not do this.

As for my airedale terrier he is an awesome dog! I also know that the father of my dog had won the dog show crufts 2 times which is pretty cool. The coolness of my dog is worth the money I payed haha 800

Just Googled airedale terrier. They are SO cute and cool! I want one! Also, Husky's are my favourite dogs, so I am so jealous of you

Also, lab's are great pets, and I have heard that so are German Shepard's, so a mix between the two would be great

-Monster_Energy wrote

TeamDekra wrote I own a Husy and a Airdeale terrier currently.

Huskys are great pets but you have to be very careful when taking them on walks. There instinct is to run away at the sign of freedom. But if you get a little puppy then you can raise him/ or her to not do this.

As for my airedale terrier he is an awesome dog! I also know that the father of my dog had won the dog show crufts 2 times which is pretty cool. The coolness of my dog is worth the money I payed haha 800

Just Googled airedale terrier. They are SO cute and cool! I want one! Also, Husky's are my favourite dogs, so I am so jealous of you

Also, lab's are great pets, and I have heard that so are German Shepard's, so a mix between the two would be great

Haha they are awesome dogs. Great with people as well and learns a lot of things like bringing me the newspaper and the thing is I never taught my airedale to do any tricks like sit down, high five. Those sort of things. He just picked them up and he is great. If you ever have the money I would say get one

TeamDekra wrote I own a Husy and a Airdeale terrier currently.

Huskys are great pets but you have to be very careful when taking them on walks. There instinct is to run away at the sign of freedom. But if you get a little puppy then you can raise him/ or her to not do this.

As for my airedale terrier he is an awesome dog! I also know that the father of my dog had won the dog show crufts 2 times which is pretty cool. The coolness of my dog is worth the money I payed haha 800

My grandmother has two airdales. Amazing dogs, and so full of life. They're both getting old (10 and 7), and I've raised them since they were pups. I'm getting a dog to kind of help me through the rough times ahead for me. I'd love if the 10 year old could help me train the new pup, as he's a very smart guy. Thanks for your comment!

Thats okay man.
(Just seen your reply)

I have a German Shepherd and one of the main things they need is lots of space both inside and outside.

Never get a pure bread german shepherd. They get retardedly big and need ALOT of space. My friend's is like 6'5 standing up.

WJL wrote Never get a pure bread german shepherd. They get retardedly big and need ALOT of space. My friend's is like 6'5 standing up.

I know how big German Shepherds get, and I'm not thinking about a purebred German Shepherd. I'm thinking about a mix between a Labrador and a German Shepherd. This dog wont be as big as a German Shepherd, thank god ;P.

Thanks for the reply.

Labs are such great dogs. I have also heard that GS's are also very loyal and great as well. I would recommend that type of dog. Good Luck!

I got a straight up German Shepperd(9 years old)

He watches kids.
Goes to sleep after everyone is
Sleep in the middle of the owner and kids(between the two rooms for exemple)

General:Best dog for training,they love to be given work not just staying there and sleep

Hes 9years old and act like hes 4 loll

Get a German Shepperd,really


Mine is pure. He doesnt take place and you need to dominate him,do not let him dominate you.

show him whos the boss,then he will obey you...

Their not retarded,thats the owners problem i guess i had 2 german shepperd

First:120lbs died at 11years old,was keeping me(when was a kid) and watching me every move i was doing.

Second:90lbs 9years old(still alive),same thing as my old one but hes a kid a bit haha

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A total copy and paste but it's all the info you should need