Choosing A Dog

   All breeds are like GMOs, invented by man to be bought, therefore - to die faster. They ALWAYS have diseases. In principle, all humans and animals have diseases, but purebreds are less likely to live long. Are there few dogs in the shelters? Do you want a purebred dog to brag to your friends and take off chicks, like it's a new car? The animals have to choose for you, not to buy a brand of saltines from the store.

   It is important to say what you expect from the dog in terms of qualities and under what conditions you will keep it (a house with a yard, an apartment, the opportunity for frequent walks, etc.) so that we can answer which of the following is most appropriate.

   To number 1: Bravo! :) To the author: You can get a mini Pomeranian Spitz. An acquaintance has one and they are very nice, kind and friendly and do not require much care. But it's best to listen to number one.

   I will answer like a man with a dog. As children, everyone is sweet and playful, etc. Then a character formation begins, just like in humans, and you begin to understand what you really have at home. But the culmination is when they become parents (I'm talking about women) then they change once again. But whatever they are, there is a moment in which they have entered your life in such a way that you can no longer do without them, and at one point the separation that is inevitable is painful. Generally speaking, you have a friend in life who accepts him as he is.

   It depends on whether you live in a house or an apartment and what your financial capabilities are. I live in a house with a yard and I have a Labrador, 5 years old. Do not take from a pet store, but rather from a kennel or ads for puppies in need of a home. So, if you see an ad, you will be able to talk to the owner. The puppies will have been with him for at least 2 months and he will know more or less their character, he will be able to recommend you which one to choose, etc. Otherwise, I do not recommend a pug from the breeds you have listed, because there are many respiratory problems, and it's up to you whether you want a small or large breed, a guard dog or a pet.

   I have a German Shepherd. There is simply no other dog so loving, smart and caring for its owners, you can always leave your apartment alone .... they are unique guards. Years ago, a street person entered my yard and attacked me for no reason ... by the time the shepherd blinked, she had already grabbed him and drove him away quite quickly.