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![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1322013_115603341DogBreed_images.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1322013_115603341DogBreed_images.jpg&description=I highly recommend Boxers. They are very smart, easy to train, great with kids and loyal. They are also very strong.<br><br>Bruno was fun loving and good with other animals. Whenever he was happy he tended to "bounce" around and jump, which was hilarious to watch. I expeceted him to be drooly but was pleasantly surprised that he wasn't - although he was an over-enthusiastic drinker. He also loved to take me for a walk - so be prepared to be pulled along behind him. <br><br>Overall a good choice for a family dog or watch dog. They are very social with a good personality.){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_155741171DogBreed_800pxRatTerr.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_155741171DogBreed_800pxRatTerr.jpg&description="Pat the Rat" ended up being my Grandmother's companion as he wasn't all that fond of us. It's possible it had something to do with his previous home, as he came to us older. He bonded incredibly fast with her and proved to be a loving, protective friend.<br><br>He loved to run and tended to chase the kids around the yard to burn off excess energy. There were also times when he would bring home a present for Grandma that she wasn't to fond of (there's a reason they are called "rat" terriers), but all told he was a great dog.<br><br>He shed an incredible amount for having such short hair, so daily brushing is needed. Later in life he did have eye problems as well as a problem with arthritis. However, for the 15 years he shared the planet with us, he was wonderful.){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_1430276191DogBreed_greatpryrene.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_1430276191DogBreed_greatpryrene.jpg&description=The Great Pyrenees is an incredible animal. Loving, gentle, smart and protective, they will play with you then move away to a spot where they can watch over you and keep you safe. Bred for herding, be prepared to be part of their flock as they will make sure you stay in the "safe" zone under their protection while they chase away anything that may interfere with your comfort.<br><br>Riley Ann was an incredible girl right from the start. Joining our extended family as a puppy, she loved to walk and play, then would sit still and just watch what was going on. As she grew bigger and bigger and bigger, she definitely fulfilled the promise of her large puppy paws. Standing waist high on 4 feet, she could easily put her chin on the dining room table when looking to see if anything good was being served.<br><br>She often shared her food dish or even switched dishes when we went camping with other dogs. She would stand passive when children came up to her all the while watching what was going on.<br><br>The only drawbacks I ever found with Riley was the amount of hair she shed, brushing is a must at least once per day. In addition, as is true with larger breed dogs, she was with us for a much too short period, living only 9 years before succumbing to cancer.){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_1334147141DogBreed_EnglishSprin.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_1334147141DogBreed_EnglishSprin.jpg&description=If you love to run, you'll love the English Springer Spaniel. A very loving animal, they tend to have short attention spans with a high level of hunting instincts. In other words - if you don't watch out they'll take you for a run through the brush chasing rabbits, then squirrels, then rabbits again, not to mention ducks, robins, other dogs, a cat or two, etc.<br><br>My experience with "Daisy Dog" was short as I was asked to take her on when a friend was not able to keep her any longer. Thinking that she might be a good companion for my father - that thought ended when she tried pulling him up a tree as she went after a squirrel. Even jogging I couldn't keep up with her, and she would take off at the slightest provocation. Inside the house she was loving and wanted nothing more than to cuddle in a chair with you. This is difficult when the dog is 80 pounds. So she stayed with us until a proper home was found - one that had just lost their beloved English - and had plenty of experience with the temperament and energy level needed to keep her happy.){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_132351751DogBreed_201112211400.jpg&media=https://rightdog.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/1222013_132351751DogBreed_201112211400.jpg&description=While my experience with German Shepards is limited, I wanted to put my recommendation in for this incredible animal. Hard-working, loyal, protective, smart and loving are all words that perfectly describe this breed.<br><br>This is Murphy. He was "drafted" to serve in the military after being with us only a few years. He was an incredible spirit that helped to keep the men in his "pack" safe many times over, warning them of danger and attacking when threatened. <br><br>This is a perfect breed if you want someone who will loyally protect your family from all comers while still being gentle enough to allow kids to jump all over him.<br><br>Keep in mind that with all larger dogs, their lifespan in normal circumstances is shorter than smaller dogs. German Shepards also tend to suffer from hip dysplasia that can result in expensive surgery.){kind=link}