Breed owner stereotypes

[Anonymous]

Poodle - allergic, smart, goes against doodle trend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:mutt of indeterminate variety picked up from the shelter?

Liberal Democrat

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Poodles. Standard vs miniature vs toy

Standard - Athletic, outdoorsy

Miniature - Has kids

Toy - Older person

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poodles. Standard vs miniature vs toy

Standard - Athletic, outdoorsy

Miniature - Has kids

Toy - Older person

What about the moyen?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Beagle: first time dog owners who went to the Humane Society and fell in love with the cute dog. Had no idea they could never let this dog off its leash. Perpetually wander the neighborhood calling the dog's name and posting on the list serve asking if anyone has seen Elvis.

Also, Elvis was never really housebroken.

I feel so seen.

+1. My childhood in a paragraph.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poodles. Standard vs miniature vs toy

Standard - Athletic, outdoorsy

Miniature - Has kids

Toy - Older person

All except the older person prone to pet allergies?

[Anonymous]

corgis?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:corgis?

Interested in British Royalty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:German Shepherd Dog owners, are people who have great taste.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

Great Dane: attention seeking owners; lack of good taste; liars; orange card voters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Great Dane: attention seeking owners; lack of good taste; liars; orange card voters.

Do you have some sort of personal vendetta with someone who owns a Great Dane?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:German Shepherd Dog owners, are people who have great taste.

Thank you

YESSS!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great Dane: attention seeking owners; lack of good taste; liars; orange card voters.

Do you have some sort of personal vendetta with someone who owns a Great Dane?

^^I was going to say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poodles. Standard vs miniature vs toy

Standard - Athletic, outdoorsy

Miniature - Has kids

Toy - Older person

Ha, this is spot on for us! We had a standard poodle before kids, and we were very outdoorsy... Hiked and jogged with the dog, we still had him while the kids were very young. When he passed, we got a mini poodle he is hardy and like a big dog in a small body! He is an awesome dog and I've posted about him before because he is a true ambassador of the breed. Everyone who meets him likes him and asks me where I got him. I don't know if we will go with "toy" when we are older, mini may be the smallest we get.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poodles. Standard vs miniature vs toy

Standard - Athletic, outdoorsy

Miniature - Has kids

Toy - Older person

Ha, this is spot on for us! We had a standard poodle before kids, and we were very outdoorsy... Hiked and jogged with the dog, we still had him while the kids were very young. When he passed, we got a mini poodle he is hardy and like a big dog in a small body! He is an awesome dog and I've posted about him before because he is a true ambassador of the breed. Everyone who meets him likes him and asks me where I got him. I don't know if we will go with "toy" when we are older, mini may be the smallest we get.

You have to. Them’s the rules!