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Youmour, I have a 4mnths old white male.

If you're fast enough tho...

AsanwaKC:

He'll send you his address...after you get there you'll understand this I have written

AsanwaKC:
three puppies for me..am loving you already..but hope it's not Bingo breed ...am coming over, address

Ah...

As Pete edochie would say

"The goat that would end up in peppersoup, would first be confused on nairaland"

Lol

MrBasketball:
What are you waiting for? My house is there.

You ehn

MUNEER2:
Good write up, but those are just the pros, which even are not absolute or exclusive to GSD.
Now the Cons:
They are very prone to infection from tick bites especially babesiosis, as they are less immuned against it compared to other breeds.
They are the most abused breed worldwide as a variety of them have been mixed with other breeds and thus reduction in their quality.
Their puppies are usually not highly priced especially those ones that have been abused.
Parvo-virus infection is more fatal in GSD and RotBreeds than others.
Its very difficult and expensive to get a pure breed.

The dog in the pix is K9, 100% GSD and her puppies went between 70-100k.

I beg to disagree with every of your points.

- they have a high immune system
- any dog can get bitten by ticks
- they aren't abused all around the world, but I don't want to single Nigeria out
- Parvo virus?? Very rare.

Nevertheless, you may have some strong points to back up. I'd love to learn.

knyte:
question is, can u take care of one well enough?

Exactly

penzino:
What's the cost of a puppy German Shepard?
Range please. Thanx

Contact me privately sir. Contact details on my signature.

mencade5:
can gsd be fed eba or tuwo when their food stuff finish?

Wat other source of food do you normally feed them with?


Pls answer

Dogs need some essential nutrients. Puppies need a lot of protein while adults need an average amount of protein.

If their foods is finished, you can cook rice and add fish, egg, or meat for them. Any source of rich protein.

I hope this helps

killercute16:
shez beautiful....very beautiful.

Thanks sir

Spells:
Any idea how much a female n male Gsd puppy cost? I love e'm gsd

Contact me privately sir. Contact details on my signature.

wunmi590:
Prodeegee, your attention is needed here, am sure he would give you the best

Contact me privately sir. Contact details on my signature.

killercute16:
Lol....u must be joking right?

I'm fuckin serious sir. She's even a grandmother

Thanks seun, fynestboi

Pls help move this post to fp

Cc: seun, fynestboi

raayah:
What about the American Pitbull Terrier dog.

Those ones are scary too.

Those ones are banned in most countries

#10 – Airedale Terrier

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The Airedale is the largest of the terriers and has been used as both a hunting and working dog. The breed is intelligent and independent, often deemed as stubborn, and can be difficult to manage for the novice owner. 

#11 – Australian Shepherd

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The Australian Shepherd is a very beautiful dog that can be seen participating in various dog sports. While this does prove the breed is smart and enjoyable, it also proves that they are very active and need a job to do. Without a proper outlet for their desire to work, the breed will become unruly and destructive. 

#12 – Schipperke

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The Schipperke is a Belgian spitz-type dog used for herding. Although small, the breed is not easily managed by the novice owner. Schipperke are tenacious and headstrong, making them sometimes difficult to train. Despite their size, they’re also very active dogs that need adequate exercise to live a standard pet life. 


#13 – Korean Jindo

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The Korean Jindo is one of the few Korean breeds that is still relatively rare in the United States. That said, they are beautiful dogs that do attract attention to those who meet them. They were originally used as hunting dogs and still maintain a lot of the prey drive necessary for the work. Because of this, they do not fare well around other small animals, dogs included. Jindos are very independent and are not the social butterflies many owners wish their dogs to be.

#14 – Rhodesian Ridgeback

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The Rhodesian Ridgeback is a large, powerful hunting dog from Africa. Although the breed is affectionate and loyal to its family, it is aloof and sometimes wary of strangers. Originally used as guard dogs and hunting dogs, they maintain the tenacity needed to tackle large game such as lions and wild pigs. 

#15 – Catahoula Leopard Dog

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The Catahoula Leopard Dog is a striking animal originating from Louisiana. The breed was originally created to hunt wild boar and still serves that purpose today. Because of this, they are large, powerful and independent dogs that need an experienced owner to control them.


Read more at http://iheartdogs.com/15-dog-breeds-you-think-you-want-but-probably-shouldnt-get/#bmVCgTEcqQx9U52l.99

There are hundreds of dog breeds in the world, each with their own unique look, purpose and personality. While many people think they want a certain breed, they sometimes find out that the dog they thought looked really cool is actually a lot of work to live with. This is why so many trainers and rescues try to advice first time owner to avoid certain breeds. Many breeds are becoming more popular on looks alone, but end up most often in the shelter when their novice owners can’t control them. Here are 12 breeds you think you might want but should probably avoid.

#1 – Border Collie



The Border Collie is growing in popularity in pet homes because of its popularity out in the working fields. They are intelligent dogs that need a job, so while they’re very good at cool tricks, they also need to be out herding, running agility courses or working on competitive obedience to be happy. They may be small, but their drive and intensity is a lot more dog than the average owner is expecting.

#2 – Belgian Malinois



The Belgian Malinois is gaining popularity after the media noted it was the breed that helped bring down Osama Bin Laden. While it’s true that the Malinois is the most versatile police and military working dog, it’s also a dog that needs a job. The breed is bred almost exclusively for protection work and its drive, intensity and aggressive tendencies make it a very poor choice for a pet. 

#3 – Dutch Shepherd



The Dutch Shepherd is also a popular police and military working dog and shares many of the same traits as the Belgian Malinois. These dogs need jobs and will not only become destructive if left under-stimulated, but even somewhat aggressive and difficult to handle. 

#4 – Patterdale Terrier

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Patterdale Terriers are becoming more and more popular among the terrier hunting crowd and although they share some qualities of many other pet terriers, they’re much more intense dogs. Although small, they are bred almost exclusively for work and can become a major liability in the wrong hands.

#5 – Siberian Husky

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The Siberian Husky is beautiful, but novice owners typically looking for a pretty dog to sit around all day find themselves way in over their heads with a Sibe. These dogs were bred for endurance running and without a lot of exercise and proper training, they are very difficult dogs to live with. 

#6 – Australian Cattle Dog

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The Australian Cattle Dog is a herding breed used for keeping cattle under control, which means they have very strong temperaments and are very confident dogs. The breed can be very difficult to handle for the novice owner and often end up in the shelter because the person received far more dog than they had intended. 


#7 – Dalmatian

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The Dalmatian is a working dog from Croatia, bred as a carriage dog. They are very strong, active and excitable dogs that need a lot of activity and training to remain mannered houseguests. Dalmatians are beautiful, but they are a lot to handle and many owners don’t realize how much dog they’re getting until it’s too late. 

#8 – Akita

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The Akita is a large Japanese dog with a striking appearance and a temperament most owners aren’t prepared to live with. They are very aloof and wary of strangers, loyal to their owners and protective of their property. The breed is very independent and does not tolerate too much attention, so caution should be taken with children. 

#9 – Weimaraner

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The Weimaraner is a very active German hunting dog with a coat color that is undeniably beautiful. Unfortunately, just how powerful and active these dogs are isn’t realized by the owner until it’s too late. Weimaraners need a substantial amount of exercise and training to keep them stimulated and easy to live with in the house and they are often too robust to be around children.

Wow

younghartz:
Love d way they were playing with that lady
#TearsOfJoy

That lady, is my ever young mother.

Wow...chucky I might be interested. Pinging you rightaway!

A German Shepherd would do the trick.... my dude is my personal body guard and best friend.

Malis are good too...But for experienced hands only

chucky234:
I no trust the two of them sha, sign of cross no guarantee anything ooo.

Grandpa...what I do na...you don't trust me too?

I'm Jesus' baby o

Nice move...Lagos robbers won't stop tho

I think this shd make fp

missdebs:
this one na bingo o

no its not.

uchpanila:
Hiv/Aids abi Ebola, does it mean it's not curable and wats d causes and precautions?

Treatment leave the dog at 80-20% survival.

Vaccines are the only way to kick against it.

smileysmiles:
bbm pls

sure

smileysmiles:
wrong?

Lmao...u should rest your case bae...I've been doing that a lot lately

smileysmiles:
naaa. cant be. hes too calm for that

Hahahaha...Arcbay I'll snap you one day. She doesn't believe

wunmi590:
Cute, love the way he/she sat.

Lol

All my dogs are male...only the boerboel is female.

mayorall:
Where the new boerboel.?.

The new boerboel is at my place...other dogs are at my parents.

tafolayan90:
I can see Sam in the middle

Yezzir