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Nightwraith - college life. gotta love it. November 7th, 2017 1:22:02am 5 Posts |
Does anyone know any breeds that meet this requirements?
- 50-60 lbs - short/medium length hair (Preferably short) - trainable.
All I can come up with are hounds and pits. but idk what type of hound... and I need specifics. (Asking for a dog trainer.) Im sorry if thats mission impossible! oh and rescues are perfectly fine, as are mixed breeds! Rescues preferred, actually I think. |
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Maharet : Taking a break : BV, Blitz, & Trig watching November 7th, 2017 2:36:32pm 2,469 Posts |
that pretty much can fit almost anybreed honestly |
Samantha - see page to know who to contact directly! November 7th, 2017 4:16:56pm 4,333 Posts |
Pointers? A mutt? |
Equ » Autumn is in the air🍁 November 7th, 2017 4:58:12pm 927 Posts |
Like Maharet and Sam had said, those fit pretty much any breed, but what exactly are they looking for? A service dog or a work dog? I am assuming - sorry if I am incorrect - they are looking for a service dog, so below are the best breeds that fit those listed requirements: - Labrador Retriever {preferably female, as males can get up into mid-60's - 70's in weight and females are in the low 50's}. - German Shepherd - Setter mixes - Samoyed crosses - Border Collie cross The last three listed as recommended seizure/seizure alert dogs. Hope these help!! :)
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Nightwraith - college life. gotta love it. November 8th, 2017 4:44:59am 5 Posts |
equ, they are looking for a service dog prospect that can do things like open doors, push buttons, pick up things and give them to me, help me up/down stairs, things of that nature. Does that help? |
primrose •• truth, dare, spin bottles ♥ November 8th, 2017 9:10:28am 2,687 Posts |
With proper training ANY breed can do those things. Just takes time and dedication. Just saying... |
Panthera Onca .:. The Night Floof 🐆 November 8th, 2017 6:40:49pm 29,792 Posts |
Basically any fairly smaller lab or lab cross fits that description. Labs and any of their crosses are super trainable. |
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