A vet-in-progress

Yes I’m

Yes hmmms ow

Eh

guess who ingested some foreign objects!

yes my cats name is The Void and for good reason because most of the pictures we try to take of him end up like this

and yes he is in that last picture ^^ youre gonna need to jack the screen brightness up to find him

or alternatively:

(in no particular order)

1) (well bred) Pomeranian

2) Bluetick Coonhound

3) GSP

4) Catahoula Leopard Dog

5) Miniature Dachshund

6) Feild Bred Beagle

2) Boykin retriever

3) a lab!!!

4) a springer spaniel

5) a whippet

6) a flat coat

Smooth Collie

Tenterfield Terrier

Smooth Fox Terrier

Dalmatian

Borzoi

2. Jagdterrier

3. Landseer Newfoundland

4. German Shepherd

5. Dalmatian

6. Boerboel

2. Dachshund (sport/hunting lines)

3. Schipperke

4. Belgian malinois

5. Belgian laekenois

6. Belgian groenendael.

100,000,000 more Malinois. The best breed, in my clearly unbiased opinion. Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique. I love the NVBK lines, but also would like to try some flavors of KNPV. 

Every other variety of Belgian Shepherd, and also maybe a Dutch Shepherd. I am cheating by lumping them together but it’s the only way I can fit most of my top breeds on here. Malinois are still my favorite because I plan to continue pursuing bitesports, and because I’m basic. My plan is to collect one of every Belgian variety before I one day turn to dust. I just need to win the lottery to enable this. 

GSD. I would be pretty particular about what GSD, though. 

Australian Cattle Dog. I love those tough little shits. WHEN one day I hopefully have livestock, they will be so much fun to play with. 

Schipperke, to rule the roost. It sees like half the bitesports people I know with little dogs have a schipperke, because they are tenacity tied up in a miniature package. 

Alaskan Husky. (Probably, Huskies.) They are so fun to just DO THINGS WITH. Whether those things are hiking… or canicross… or scootering… or baby mushing… or just hanging out! I love the variety that crops up in those lines. 

Dachshund or chiweenie, or a dachshund and terrier mix for ratting. I have a chiweenie rn and he’s a stubborn old man but wonderful.

Doberman, I like the look of the males more. A well bred mix would do to.

Smooth coated collie when (if) I have a homestead.

Golden retriever, or English cream retriever. A mix would be good too, to try and avoid that cancer. When I have the time, money and space this will probably be my next dog.

Chihuahua. I have one rn but like the chiweenie he’s getting old 😔. Next one will hopefully not be out of a bby

1. Bernese Mountain Dog

2. Leonberger

3. Border Collie

4. Rough Collie

5. GSD

6. Australian Shepherd

7. Tibetan Mastiff

2. Borzoi

3. German shepherd (noticing a pattern in this thread…)

4. Australian shepherd (esp. A red merle or red tri!) Of any size

5. Swedish vallhund/norwegian lundehund/norwegian elkhound (all tied bc they are all special in my heart and I love all nordic spitz type breeds)

6. Shiba inu

7. A new thing that has come to my attention is a “cowboy dog” which is ¾ corgi and ¼ blue heeler and as a corgi stan and lover of herding breeds I would love one of these

2. Standard poodle

3. Borzoi

4. Boston terrier (I know they’re freaks but I love them. Hopefully one with longer snout).

5. Whippet or Silken Windsprite

6. Papillon