As promised, we will
digress briefly and take a look at some of the dog breeds that suit you. We
will look at those breeds that suit single ladies, those that suit single men, and those that suit families. Dog breeds have different traits,
just like some dog names imply. Breeds often have a stronger effect on the
traits of the dogs. So without further ado let’s look at the different breeds.
Top ten dog breeds that
suit ladies in 2015
The Golden Retriever
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| Lovable |
This is a large breed
so if you are a sucker for big dogs, this is a good choice. It was named
retriever because, initially, it was trained to get waterfowl or ducks that had
been shot. They retrieve the shot birds without harming them.
The intelligence on
this dog is unbelievable. These dogs are smart. You will see them being used
as guide dogs by the blind, the deaf, rescue teams and hunters.
One good thing about
the Golden retriever is that they are easy to train. These dogs can even be
trained to both basic and advanced obedience skills. They have a long coat
covering an inner dense coat. This coat combination means that they are able to
prevent water from reaching their bodies. The result of this is that they
absolutely love water! If you like swimming, you are going to love taking your
golden retriever with you. Make sure he or she does not drown though.
Ensure that your compound
is fenced because this breed loves to take walks/roam on their own. If you are
not one who loves the outdoors, this breed is not for you. This dog breed
requires constant outdoor exercise.
Grooming is a constant
with this dog. The golden retriever sheds a lot so you need to groom him or her
constantly.
You don’t have to worry
about the dog’s temper. This dog is as gentle as a turtle dove and loves to
please. She/he is always sweet and calm.
The origin of this dog
is Scotland.
The Labrador retriever
This dog is also
intelligent and gentle. This dog breed offers a wide selection for you because
you can get it in black, chocolate or yellow. They are somewhat similar to the
golden retriever in terms of their willingness to please and also as guide dogs.
This dog is patient,
loving, loyal and generally very affectionate. As you are guessing, this dog
breed also loves a good swim and playing.
The Labrador retriever
still requires regular grooming and is laid back at all times. You might want
to remember that this dog loves discovering around the backyard so ensure yours
does not take a stroll to town without you.
This dog breed
originates from Canada.
Cavalier King Charles
spaniel
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| Different shades |
This is a small dog
breed characterized by a silky, smooth coat. You want a friendly, loving dog
then this is a good choice. Just make sure to keep in constant touch with the
dog; it needs human interaction. Think of this breed as therapy.
With this small dog
breed, you have a choice of four colors; Ruby, Blenheim, black and tan and
Tricolor. With his/her coat, you only need to brush weekly with no or minimal
trimming.
This dog breed suits
any personality because she/he is happy with anything; taking long walks or
taking a nap on the couch. This breed also loves sitting on your lap. You will
also notice that this breed loves wagging its tail all the time when walking.
It’s pretty easy to
train this dog breed because of their intelligence, as long as you can keep the
positive reinforcement, maybe with food. House training might be challenging at
first but with patience and consistent training, the Cavalier King Charles
spaniel can be trusted. Just make sure you don’t yell at the dog.
Labradoodle
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| Small and beautiful |
What do you get when
you cross a Labrador retriever and a toy Poodle? Yes, you guessed right. You get the Labradoodle.
So you can call this a hybrid dog. A small dog breed for the small dog breed
lovers.
You will find all kinds
of fur traits with this dog breed. You will find wavy fur, curly fur, straight
fur, wiry fur, soft fur and many others. Even though they are a relative of the
Labrador, you will find it easier to groom this breed. You will also find that
this breed has less dog odor than the Labrador retriever.
They got lots of
energy, they are friendly, and love water. Apart from that they are intelligent.
This energy is often a good thing but you will realize that sometimes every new
friend the dog comes across is met with similar enthusiasm. If you want that to
change, some training will do the trick. Having kids around this breed can
sometimes get them unintentionally hurt/injured.
Don’t get this dog
wrong, she/he has his/her moments when the dog just wants to be calm. Not very
good as a guard dog though.
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