Since there seems to be so many dog lovers on here, it would be good to see a list of your favourite breeds. So…

1. What breeds have you had/do you have?

2. What breed would you love to have if practicality was not an issue?

3. What breed would you have considering where you live. etc., etc.?

Heinz 57s absolutely count, but please don't preach about whether or not you agree with selective breeding. And no arguing with other people's choices.

And include pics, if possible.

Mine?

1. Rough Collie (x2)

2. Norwegian Elkhound

3. West Highland White

Pics not possible.

Lots of girls will talk to you if you have a beagle.

1.. whippets
2.. whippets
3 whippets….
and thats all…… lol

jack russells , always for me.

1. German shorthaired pointer
2. None
3. None

🙂

Lurcher

I would love to have a couple of Labradors, black or chocolate. We can't though as we are out of the house too long during the day.

Border Terrier all the way..

1. alsations, collies , mongrels.
2. weimaraner or Welsh Collie
3. A jack russell – but dogs that are smaller than cats are just wrong

border terrier +1

Lots of girls will talk to you if you have a beagle.

Black lab pup is definate babe-magnet. 😀 Pity I was married when I got him. 😥

In answer to the original question-

Airedale / Labrador

German Shepherd

Spaniel.

Saw a Norwegian Elkhound at the vets t'other day –

Looked like a Husky crossed with a Hyena.

1 English Springer Spaniel
2 Hungarian Vizla, multiple ESS's

Border Collie, simply the best.

I've 2 retreivers but I would love a weimaraner, viszla or a boxer. They are all a bit demanding for me though.

Border Terrier.

I can't win though so we will end up with another Lab I reckon but that's a good compromise in my book.

1. German Wirehaired Pointer
2. English Springer Spaniel
3. Old English Sheepdog

1. Black Labrador
2. Collie
3. Labrador/Collie cross

1. +1 border terrier (love the pics 2Hottie – we have two 12yrs old)
2. Anything not too bred out – terriers, lurchers etc..
3. Anything Heinz57

parsons jack russels
border terriers
aussie shephards, like my friends….

Border Terrier +1

Two lurchers – love em to bits.

1-manchester terrier
2-alaskan malamut
3- as answer 2(got big fields and a very big wood on the doorstep)

Huntaway (which I have)
Malamute
Long haired German Sheperd

1. English Pointer

2. Hungarian Wire-haired Vizla

3. Beagle

Bulldog.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

In answer to the questions asked.
1) Lurchers
2) Lurchers
3) Lurchers
Hmm, bit of a pattern there!

1 Welsh Springer, Golden Retriever
2 Irish Wolfhound
3 Will probably get a Border Terrier or an Irish Terrier

Dalmatian or Corgi, never ever having a Beagle again though they are good babe magnets!

Border terriers – here's Sherlock

Lurchers make fantastaic pets, gentle, quiet and dont need huge amounts of excersize.

Always wanted a Huntaway but they are kind of the opposite of a lurcher, my dad had one when he was farming in NZ

1) Golden retriever, German Shepherd Cross (with what I have no idea probably some lab) and about to inherit a golden lab

2) Great Dane (but without food and vet bills), Greyhound/lurcher, German Shepherd, anything that compares in temperament to our (departed) GR or GSX.

3) As 2 (but not the Great Dane).

None, Never had one.

But really want a German Short-haired/English Pointer.

Black labs all the way. Had them as a kid and would get them again ideally.

Chocy lab.

Previous dogs are a German short haired pointer (awesome) and a short haired border (nuts and awesome)

Favourite breed? hmmm….

I must admit I'd like a Rottweiler – even though they get a bad press which is a shame.

Q3 as Q1.

1. Chocolate Lab – best dog ever
2. Great Dane / German Shepherd / Golden Retriever
3. As above

Labrador cos they are so incapable of agression and excellent family dogs, well mine is.

Spinone I just like the look of them

Neopolitan Mastiff – If I lived in a castle.

Has to be a sighthound of some description, lurcher, longdog or pure breed. I absolutely must have a deer or wolfhound at some point.

We've got a (six month old) chocolate lab, he's great with the kids, and although ruled entirely by his stomach (typical lab), we love him to bits. I'd originally wanted a newfoundland, but size and expense ruled this out.