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For my graduation gift to myself i'm looking to get (most likely rescue) a new member to my family. I'm originally from the northern part of Florida so we do get a lot of heat and humidity which I know can be a health hazard. I do plan to travel a lot with the dog, mostly daily car rides, and plan to bring plenty of water or stay in the shade with short trips from the car to stores (pet friendly ones of course) and will not be leaving the dog in the car. We have a good sized back yard and a few other dogs that are about same in height but smaller in weight. I really have my heart set on getting one of these and have already read the articles and watched different videos on caring for them but I want to pick the one who will do best in my environment. We do have other kids in the household, youngeset being 5, oldest 11. In about 2 years I have plans to move to an apartment still in a similar area, just more a city setting. I really want one of the dogs but don't want to put them in a unsuitable or uncomfortable situation since they do already have so many health problems. Opinions, facts, and tips are welcomed :)
It says on the question it would most likely be a rescue, as are most of my animals. But I only have a short amount of time in which I will be able to get it so it no shelters have what i'm looking for, and that's with me going through a few states, then I probably will go to a breeder. I am fully aware of shelter dogs and what not but you have to be careful because you want to get a family history when you get these kinds of dogs because it makes it easier for vets to keep track of signs when one of the problems may occur.
It says on the question it would most likely be a rescue, as are most of my animals. But I only have a short amount of time in which I will be able to get it so it no shelters have what i'm looking for, and that's with me going through a few states, then I probably will go to a breeder. I am fully aware of shelter dogs and what not but you have to be careful because you want to get a family history when you get these kinds of dogs because it makes it easier for vets to keep track of signs when one of the problems may occur.
I'd go with the french bull dog, how they are built they don't have as many issues as pugs and english bull dogs. They aren't as stocky and heavy chested.
PUG! I have three of them and they are the best part of my life! They are always happy and always want to be by ur side! Pugs all the way! Pick the PUG!
I really suggest that you adopt a pet from your local shelter. You can find purebred dogs there and you will help save a life! :)
I really suggest that you adopt a pet from your local shelter. You can find purebred dogs there and you will help save a life! :)
all 3 are adorable so idk! lol I guess if i had to pick I would like the english bull dog. :)
