The bichon frieze or however you spell it are hypoallergenic. They are nuts though. Yappy little fuckers. But fairly pleasant otherwise
I couldn’t be dealing with a yappy yoke
Cavapoo are quiet, barely hear a peep. Totally non shed. Right level of energy without driving you mad
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Ya. They’ve one at home. He’d drive you spare with the yapping at everything, but he’s very good with our little one to be fair to him and she pulling and dragging off him
What are they like to take to orders and training?
They dont wander at all if that’s a consideration…a great dog in the house also but you cant leave them outside/in exile
Do they take to kids.
I dont want a dog for me if you get me.
They were bred for kids and hunting, they’re unraleable.
If you like something with a bit of breeding a rhodesian ridgenack is a lovely thing. Calm, confident and great with kids. Not as much fun though
Too big for my place. If i was getting a dog for my self I’d be getting a Chesapeake retriever.
I’ll see if there are Vizslas around. How big are they?
Would you know the basenji breed, africa as well. Almost mute, which is fucking handy
A tiny bit lower than a lab but a lot finer…mental turn of speed…they are very clean, rarely need washing
@backinatracksuit has a designer mongrel that people are mad for…hypoallergenic so it is.
Very intelligent. Already house trained. Barks to go out. Have him more or less fully trained already
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How’d i come into this?
i have an old mongrel terrier and a Labrador
I thought you had a labradoodle…maybe your two had pups?
It’s @hbvs fault
Get her a miniature schnauzer bitch, great yokes, intelligent, don’t shed, great nature, in short, noble beasts. Probably set you back €1500 plus though.
And does he cut the grass or what?
That’s the going rate.
Blame the lockdowns.
A couple of litters of pups later and you’re in the black.
Would you not let him have one for a grand?