#Biggest Dog Breeds

[besttopets]

https://besttopets.com/blog/biggest-dog-breeds/

[catzynet]

Diabetic Alert Dogs: All You Need to Know

[topstop5]

the top 5 largest dogs in the world - 5 biggest dogs in the world

Have you ever wondered what the world's largest dogs are? Before making a list, you must define the term "biggest." While some dog breeds are exceptionally tall, here is the final tally if you specify the heaviest dogs in the world.

[bananasmores]

Art Fight attack for @flightless-fox

[abirddogmoment]

She's looking really good at a year old! I really like her shoulder assembly and rear angulation. Her tailset is her weakest quality imo but this tailset comes from her sire's lines. All in all super happy with how she's maturing!

[theborzoiarebackintown]

Margo likes to sit on the stoop gazing out into the yard when she’s ready to come in, but then she heard me trying to take a pic of her.

[emry-stars-art]

Whumptober day 27: forgotten/locked away/immortal (full under the cut)

Find the royal au masterpost here

These poor puppies have no idea why someone’s huddled in their house; Abram might not find it so bad if he wasn’t too hungry and tired to keep them from playing too rough with him.

[pawsitivevibe]

Arthur needed hugs while waiting ringside for his turn at the ECS National. My snuggly little boy.

[gar-a-ash]

Breeding goals for 2024:

Producing a high quality sporting and working dog that is capable of being a pleasant companion on quiet days provided needs are met (Tassie is a med-high drive/low energy shepherd, expected sire was chosen for also being high drive/med energy and able to settle in the house)

Continuing the breed standard of producing a dog that is owner-oriented and aloof with strangers, though not unfriendly (Tassie is paranoid with strangers and asocial, very much a one-person dog, expected sire is selected for sociability to offset this. Tassie's pedigree has social dogs so I suspect that she's a one-off)

Not focusing on bite sports/protection; the goal is to produce a dog that is capable of doing more than just biting. The shepherd should be an all-around working dog capable of doing anything it's trained to do. (Tassie struggled with learning sports where independent thinking was necessary, though once she picked it up she's a rockstar at odor detection. Sire is a bite sport dog and titled well, chosen for good pedigree and environmental soundness. Pups will probably excel in bite sport avenues, though they should be stable enough to perform at anything)

Steering away from insane drive, part of producing a dog capable of living in the house. Also helps the goal of producing an all-around working dog, so the dog is capable of slowing down to learn new things without having an anxiety attack (Tassie struggled with this through adolescence but settled very nicely as an adult, sire is about the same)

Producing a dog that is environmentally sound and confident in new locations (Tassie has always been excellent, sire is said to have strong environmental soundness and has titled well. Puppy program planned to help pups with environmental confidence. Some adolescent reactivity is expected, both dogs had issues though have been successfully managed out of it. This is a known breed issue)

Producing a dog in good physical health (Need to finish Tassie's OFA's to confirm but pedigree has excellent rated hips/elbows throughout, sire is the same. Tassie is DM free, sire will carry. Chance for DM carries in the litter, waiting for a response back from a different stud dog just in case that would negate this but is chosen for same reasons above)

I have more thoughts on this but this is what I'm aiming for, potential for holding back a bitch from this litter to pair with future pup but I'm not sure if I want to raise two pups of similar age together so it would have to be a really amazing puppy. I CAN do it, I just don't know if I WANT to do it. But Tassie will most likely be three by the time this litter is born and I don't want to wait too long.

[lightnersdream]

if it's a corgi im going to piss myself (negative)

[catzynet]

Saint Bernard Dog Breed – Facts, Traits, and Prices

[zombiepatch]

so fucked up that larger dog breeds don't live long 😭 newfoundland dogs have an 8-10 year lifespan... bernese mountain dogs only have a shocking 6-8 years. like fuuuck i grew up with golden retrievers and i thought the 10-12 year lifespan was hard enough. idk where i'm going with this, it just makes me sad :(

[general-george-washington]

I understand defensively, like personal protection dogs and such but I do think that breeding a dog to be human aggressive is a very very bad idea

[writinginthesecrettrees]

Lil Bear is not well and they’re not sure what is wrong.

He is five months old, mostly border collie & pitbull, and my mom’s dog. I love him too.

So he’s getting hospitalized because he’s not eating or drinking and that is very not good for a growing puppy. Luckily mom’s got good pet insurance for him, so the cost isn’t an issue.

Do me a favor and keep him in your hearts? He needs good vibes right now.

[forbodium]

majestic prince

[border-collie]

Seeing horse show drama on my dash is WILD. One of these horses is a useable animal the other one is just a pretty feed bill. The classism innate to Dog World has nothing on horses.