What dog breeds are popular in your neighborhood?
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jaytkay (
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September 13th, 2010
I see a lot of pit bulls, boxers and various tiny apartment-sized dogs.
Rottweilers used to be common but I rarely see them now.
Golden retrievers were big when I was a kid (“Roll over, Liberty!”)
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Hunting dogs are big here. Wiems, Labs, Goldens and GSPs mostly. With a few chessies and Springers.
Labradoodles, Beagles and Maltese. It makes my roommates’ ½ Weimaraner/½ Jack Russell stand out.
Golden Retrievers, boxers, little white dogs (maybe bichon friches?).
Dalmations used to be big for a while, but haven’t seen many of them lately.
Chihuahua, Pomeranian, German Shepherd, and Huskies.
Chihuahua, Yorkies, Bulldogs (french and english, but mostly french), Pugs.
But I live in Manhattan. We do the portable dogs here….
Rat-sized dogs.
And one Pit.
Little ones and big ones that never stop &*?%^! barking.
There’s a lot of Shih Tzu’s in my neighborhood.
Golden Retrievers. Westies. So cute, except when they bark over nothing at night.
In the neighborhood where I grew up, it was almost entirely Yellow Labs and the smaller Terriers. This neighborhood seems to have a huge mix, so it’s hard to say.
I’m not sure, but i recall seeing quite a few alsations here and there.
We have a greyhound. a couple of poodles, andYorkshire . That I notice.
Hunting dogs, yucky! Poor pooches in their cages! Makes me sick!
ever since my boyfriends parents got a Labradoodle, i’ve been spotting them everywhere. I seriously have an eye for them. Also, blue heelers are really popular. I love them both.
Lots of Staffordshire bull terriers, they’re pretty much the “local” breed in north-west England. Boxers and German Shepherds are very popular too.
@Deja_vu My hunting dogs have the run of the house, their door is the only one that is never locked. They just prefer to be outside most of the time.
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