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Post by lincoln on Feb 5, 2023 0:32:10 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 0:36:38 GMT
I've had multiple dog phases and will continue to have dog phases so the idea of picking one breed is stupid but I will go with catahoula bulldog just because I only recently started paying attention to them.
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Post by lincoln on Feb 5, 2023 0:39:01 GMT
I've had multiple dog phases and will continue to have dog phases so the idea of picking one breed is stupid but I will go with catahoula bulldog just because I only recently started paying attention to them. What if I made it your top 5-10?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 0:39:28 GMT
I've had multiple dog phases and will continue to have dog phases so the idea of picking one breed is stupid but I will go with catahoula bulldog just because I only recently started paying attention to them. What if I made it your top 5-10? Top 10 would be something.
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Post by lincoln on Feb 5, 2023 0:40:04 GMT
What if I made it your top 5-10? Top 10 would be something. Fixed
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 0:44:14 GMT
Australian Kelpie Border Collie Cocker Spaniel St. Bernard Bloodhound Belgain Mallinois Doberman Pinscher Idk
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Post by Hardcastle on Feb 5, 2023 0:45:19 GMT
I need some kind of parameters... Is this real recognised breeds? Or are mongrel working strains included? If real breeds only, which kennel clubs and registries do we count as legitimate?
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Post by Hardcastle on Feb 5, 2023 0:47:41 GMT
Actually... scratch that, I would like the challenge of doing real recognised purebreeds.
Then afterwards I will do my actual top 10.
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Post by lincoln on Feb 5, 2023 0:52:30 GMT
I need some kind of parameters... Is this real recognised breeds? Or are mongrel working strains included? If real breeds only, which kennel clubs and registries do we count as legitimate? You can use performance bred mixes
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 1:03:25 GMT
I will try to avoid using dogs from the abyss. Dogal Boergreyhound Galgo Patagonico Staghound Bull Arab Catahoula Bulldog Rhodesian Ridgeback Airedale Terrier Alano Espanol American Pitbull Terrier I need to actually sit down and think to make an accurate list but the topic doesn't really warrant it. I would say ''in no particular order'' and some of them I literally like equally but had to put one over the other but it is kind of in order.
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Post by Musth on Feb 5, 2023 5:45:03 GMT
1. Central Asain Ovcharka 2. Jagdterrier 3. Airdale Terrier 4. Paterdale terrier 5. Apbt 6. Caucasian Volkodav 7. Kangal 8. American Staghound 9. Tazi/Tazy 10. Tosa Inu
Honestly I don’t know if that’s in order or not. And have more breeds too. I don’t really have a favourite if I’m being honest. I pretty much like all working dogs if I’m being honest.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 6:05:18 GMT
1. Central Asain Ovcharka 2. Jagdterrier 3. Airdale Terrier 4. Paterdale terrier 5. Apbt 6. Caucasian Volkodav 7. Kangal 8. American Staghound 9. Tazi/Tazy 10. Tosa Inu Honestly I don’t know if that’s in order or not. And have more breeds too. I don’t really have a favourite if I’m being honest. I pretty much like all working dogs if I’m being honest. Are you that guy named ''P'' on youtube? He literally just brought Tazi dogs to my attention and seemed smart.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 6:20:04 GMT
1. Pembroke Welsh Corgi 2. Shiba Inu 3. Basenji 4. Labrador Retriever 5. Pit bull 6. Pomeranian 7. Toy Poodle 8. Miniature Schnauzer 9. Yorkshire Terrier 10.Japanese Spitz
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 6:25:13 GMT
1. Pembroke Welsh Corgi 2. Shiba Inu 3. Basenji 4. Labrador Retriever 5. Pit bull 6. Pomeranian 7. Toy Poodle 8. Miniature Schnauzer 9. Yorkshire Terrier 10.Japanese Spitz Corgis, poms, poodles, mini schnauzers, yorkies... you're banned. Lol I guess you don't value dogs for their toughness value like the rest of us do?
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Post by Hardcastle on Feb 5, 2023 6:30:59 GMT
I'll do the "big 3" Kennel clubs- The Kennel Club (UK)- Deerhound
- Wolfhound
- Greyhound
- English Bull terrier
- Bullmastiff
- Old English Sheepdog
- Shar Pei
- Bouvier Des Flandres
- Airedale
- Foxhound
Honorable mentions- Wheaten terrier, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Sloughi, Whippet, Australian cattle dog. American Kennel Club (USA)- Dogo Argentino
- Scottish deerhound
- Irish Wolfhound
- Presa Canario
- Greyhound
- EBT
- Tosa
- Kelpie
- bullmastiff
- American Bulldog
Honorable mentions - Old english Sheepdog, Shar pei, Karelian Bear dog, Jagdterrier, Stumpy tailed cattle United Kennel Club (USA)
- Dogo Argentino
- Scottish Deerhound
- Irish Wolfhound
- Presa Canario
- English Greyhound
- Spanish Greyhound
- EBT
- Tosa
- Kelpie
- Bullmastiff
Honorable mentions - American bulldog, APBT, Old english sheepdog, Karelian Bear, Patterdale Ignoring kennel clubs- Bullstag
- Galgo patagonico
- Bull arab
- Dogal Barbucho
- Bull lurcher (uk)
- Maritsane
- American Staghound
- Australian Staghound
- Dogo Argentino
- Bullwolfhound
Deerhound, Alano Espanol, McCallum Cow dog, Bully grey All time "Immortal" favourites (in order of time rather than preference)- Ancient wolfhound/celtic war dog (northwest europe and later across roman empire, 1000 bc - 400 ad)
- Ancient scythian/alani catch dog (eurasian steppe before moving in to roman empire, 900 BC - 1 ad)
- Ancient greek gripping dogs; molossian, arcarnanian, pherae, azorus, etc (Epirus region of Greece/Albania, transferred across ancient rome, 400 bc - 10ad)
- Roman era british bulldogs/boarhounds (british origin, spread across Roman empire 55 bc - 400 ad)
- Alaunt Boucheries/Medieval bulldog (500 ad - 1600s europe)
- Alaunt gentil/medieval boarhound (500 ad - 1600s europe)
- Conquistador war-dogs/boarhound and wolfhound in type (1600s-1914, Iberian/global)
- Colonial boarhounds/bloodhounds (late 1700s-1914 british/global)
- Colonial wolfhounds/staghounds (late 1700s-1914 british/global)
- Victorian era/"Beautiful epoch" fighting/baiting bulldog (england/france/spain to global/colonial 1700s -1914)
- Victorian era/beautiful epoch bandogs, night dogs and bullmastiffs (england/france/spain 1700s - 1914)
- Post war recreated boarhounds, wolfhounds, staghounds, lurchers and bulldogs (Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, USA, South Africa, UK, 1940s-present).
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