What kind of dog are you?
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From: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dog Name
Alaskan Malemute
Origins
Alaska. Named after the Eskimo Mahlemut people, the industrious and skilled Inuit people of upper western Alaska. Highly prized as a sled dog, being capable of surviving in arctic temperatures and hauling heavy loads on rough terrain.
Personality
Despite it'* wolfish appearance, this breed is gentle, affectionate and loyal with a long memory. Owners warn of a natural stubbornness that must be overcome by training.
Alaskan Malemute
Origins
Alaska. Named after the Eskimo Mahlemut people, the industrious and skilled Inuit people of upper western Alaska. Highly prized as a sled dog, being capable of surviving in arctic temperatures and hauling heavy loads on rough terrain.
Personality
Despite it'* wolfish appearance, this breed is gentle, affectionate and loyal with a long memory. Owners warn of a natural stubbornness that must be overcome by training.
Damned if that ain't my dream dog...
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From: Robbinsdale, MN
Originally Posted by Princess Jeanie
Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
Well, atleast I'm not a Miniature Dachshund
Hiding under a rock now.....
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From: Grand Haven, Michigan
Beauce Shephard
Originally hunters of wild boar, these dogs turned to herding and livestock guarding, and eventually to military/police dogs.
Personality:
While retaining its herding instincts the Beauce Shepherd is easily trained, good tempered but distrustful of straingers. Definitely not a house dog.
It seems close.
Originally hunters of wild boar, these dogs turned to herding and livestock guarding, and eventually to military/police dogs.
Personality:
While retaining its herding instincts the Beauce Shepherd is easily trained, good tempered but distrustful of straingers. Definitely not a house dog.
It seems close.
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