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Lisa F

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Since: Apr 06, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 7:29 pm
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Hello,

I am in a quandry and was wondering if anyone here has experience with
these two breeds. I would like a medium dog, good with children, not
protective - a "show the robber the silver" kind of dog. I like both
the Standards and the Brittanys I have met, but am open to other
medium-sized breeds. They both seem to have the size and intelligence
I am looking for.

I would prefer to wait to get a great pup from a top-quality breeder.
Our dog would be a house pet. We had a chocolate Lab for many years,
so we know about high-energy sporting dogs! I'd like to get away form
the hair and the size, although I loved our old Lab's temperment. I
think we will have an ideal situation - I work from home, so I am home
most of the time, and our kids are ages 6 and 8. Friendly,
non-aggressive temperament is much more important to us than "prey
drive" or show conformation, although of course we want a nice,
healthy dog.

I like the Standard Poodle's non-shed coat, and I understand about the
grooming commitment this dog requires. However, the Brittany seems
like such an intelligent Lab-like sporting dog, whose coat does not
need clipping, etc., (but does shed and require frequent brushing).

Are they both about the same in terms of exercise requirements and
"barkiness"? (Less barking is better in our opinion - is that
possible in a Poodle?)

I must say that there is a lot more information and potential pups in
the Standard Poodle lines - Brittanys seem quite rare in my area
(Ohio). But, I am willing to drive and meet and do what it takes to
get the right dog for our family.

Thanks for any info,

- Lisa

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 9:34 pm
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 6:36 pm
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"culprit" <culprit.RemoveThis@flashmail.com> wrote in message news:<c52027$2n7f7s$1@ID-58739.news.uni-berlin.de>...
> "Lisa F" <ohio_educator.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:b5d79c96.0404061829.3fd7e018@posting.google.com...
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am in a quandry and was wondering if anyone here has experience with
> > these two breeds. I would like a medium dog, good with children, not
> > protective - a "show the robber the silver" kind of dog. I like both
> > the Standards and the Brittanys I have met, but am open to other
> > medium-sized breeds. They both seem to have the size and intelligence
> > I am looking for.
>
I own three Brittanys and of course I think they are the most
wonderful creatures on earth...but yes, VERY HIGH energy...and beware
of hair...a spayed/neutered pet Brit usually has TONS of fuzzy
hair...I write this just as I got through grooming my six year old
spayed girl..took about four pounds off of her <g> in fuzzy undercoat;
there is a lot more grooming than meets the eye, certainly more hair
to deal with than a Lab (in general; all shed). But are they worth
it? To me..OH YES!!

But if you are ready for a dog that demands tons of exercise, loves
wildlife in your backyard, needs frequent grooming, and is the
sweetest, most beautiful (IMO!) and most fun, loving, velcro dog you
could ask for...check out brittanyrescue.org....many wonderful
Brittanys available...usually several listed in Ohio. There are
breeders in Ohio too...a fair amount of hunting activity, training
grounds, clubs up your way. Good luck!
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2004 2:27 pm
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"diddy" <diddy.DeleteThis@nospam.diddy.net> wrote in message
news:Xns94C3E55BE2B20danny@216.196.97.132...
> ohio_educator.DeleteThis@yahoo.com (Lisa F) wrote in
> news:b5d79c96.0404061829.3fd7e018@posting.google.com:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am in a quandry and was wondering if anyone here has experience with
> > these two breeds. I would like a medium dog, good with children, not
> > protective - a "show the robber the silver" kind of dog. I like both
> > the Standards and the Brittanys I have met, but am open to other
> > medium-sized breeds. They both seem to have the size and intelligence
> > I am looking for.
> >
> > I would prefer to wait to get a great pup from a top-quality breeder.
> > Our dog would be a house pet. We had a chocolate Lab for many years,
> > so we know about high-energy sporting dogs! I'd like to get away form
> > the hair and the size, although I loved our old Lab's temperment. I
> > think we will have an ideal situation - I work from home, so I am home
> > most of the time, and our kids are ages 6 and 8. Friendly,
> > non-aggressive temperament is much more important to us than "prey
> > drive" or show conformation, although of course we want a nice,
> > healthy dog.
> >
> > I like the Standard Poodle's non-shed coat, and I understand about the
> > grooming commitment this dog requires. However, the Brittany seems
> > like such an intelligent Lab-like sporting dog, whose coat does not
> > need clipping, etc., (but does shed and require frequent brushing).
> >
> > Are they both about the same in terms of exercise requirements and
> > "barkiness"? (Less barking is better in our opinion - is that
> > possible in a Poodle?)
> >
> > I must say that there is a lot more information and potential pups in
> > the Standard Poodle lines - Brittanys seem quite rare in my area
> > (Ohio). But, I am willing to drive and meet and do what it takes to
> > get the right dog for our family.
> >
> > Thanks for any info,
> >
> I can put you in touch with a REALLY great brittany breeder (western Ohio)
> dogs have great temperaments. They are show stock and field trained. All
> health certs (husband is a veterinarian)
>
>
> > - Lisa


Might also consider goldens... they are great with Kids and very
smart/trainable...
Jim
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