Dating advice from man's best friend

Looon · Post by **Looon** » August 6th, 2006, 6:01 pm

I found this interesting for us dog lovers:

There are more than 68 million dogs in the United States. I can guarantee you that at the end of more than half of those dogs' leashes you will find men.

A dog is a man's loyal best friend. And, since men naturally identify with dogs, it's possible to identify common links and shared personality traits between men and their dogs. In fact, I foresee a new wave in pop culture emerging. A man won't be vaguely called a "dog" any more -- he'll be humorously defined and nicknamed by the breed or mutt he owns! He'll be a "Dober-man," a "Lab-man," "Mr. Beagle," "Mutt man" and so on.

The rest here:
http://personals.yahoo.com/static/dating-advice_dogs

MrsDocMac · Post by **MrsDocMac** » August 6th, 2006, 9:01 pm

Our dog is half lab half australian shepphard and he is big, cuddly and fiercely protective. That sounds about right......

Draco · Post by **Draco** » August 7th, 2006, 7:35 am

I still think dogs are the best way to determine character in humans. Dogs can read people better than any human.

Since I have a Great Dane and 2 Dalmatians...does that make me a "Great Dal-man"?

Black 6 · Post by **Black 6** » August 7th, 2006, 7:46 am

My dog is 1/3 wolf, 1/3 shepard, 1/3 husky, and 100% mutt. His name is De o gee.

Looon · Post by **Looon** » August 7th, 2006, 8:02 am

Black 6 wrote:My dog is 1/3 wolf, 1/3 shepard, 1/3 husky, and 100% mutt. His name is De o gee.

Mine is 1/2 shepard and 100% mutt as well. In my oppinion, Mutt's make the best family dog.

ANGRYCivilian · Post by **ANGRYCivilian** » August 7th, 2006, 10:39 am

Don't mutts usually have the positive traits of their parents, while not having the illnesses that often affect pure-bred dogs? I remember reading some dog breed book that stated something like that...

I'm going to the Humaine Society to find my next dog.

Looon · Post by **Looon** » August 7th, 2006, 10:51 am

ANGRYCivilian wrote:Don't mutts usually have the positive traits of their parents, while not having the illnesses that often affect pure-bred dogs? I remember reading some dog breed book that stated something like that...

I'm going to the Humaine Society to find my next dog.

In purebred breeding, a ton of inbreading is practiced. Im not saying that of 'show' breeders, but Joe Shmo around the corner that wants to breed his Rotts to make an extra buck. It happens all too often. The end result, alot of times is ill tempered dogs with some birth defects.

SGT_K9 · Post by **SGT_K9** » August 10th, 2006, 1:57 pm

I would have to be MR Bassett.

hobbit · Post by **hobbit** » August 10th, 2006, 10:39 pm

Sayyyy....you may be on to something there Ranger Luna. My dog has a 12" dick.

last.tango · Post by **last.tango** » August 22nd, 2006, 9:32 pm

Draco wrote:I still think dogs are the best way to determine character in humans. Dogs can read people better than any human.

My thoughts as well Ranger Draco.

Black 6 wrote:My dog is 1/3 wolf, 1/3 shepard, 1/3 husky and 100% mutt. His name is De o gee.

Sounds like an interesting mix Ranger Black 6, and nice name :D

Mrs. Pit Bulldawg

Bravo57 · Post by **Bravo57** » August 24th, 2006, 2:20 pm

hobbit wrote:Sayyyy....you may be on to something there Ranger Luna. My dog has a 12" dick.

Fuck! I just spit my Cope onto my keyboard!!!!

I have two pure bred Boxers................... Nope, I can't think of anything witty (leaves door open to get throat punched)

Bravo57 · Post by **Bravo57** » August 24th, 2006, 2:49 pm

Are they two boy boxers?

2 female boxers.... Sorry about that, Couldn't resist.

Knowing how they act, I guess I could be "Spaz-man"

hobbit · Post by **hobbit** » August 25th, 2006, 3:27 am