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Thats going to depend heavily on the breed with how much they will bond to each other but regardless of that working them individual is how you prevent littermate syndrome so they will bond with you Keeping multiple puppies is very common with working dogs (not sport dogs), none of them end up...

I don't like them They say there dogs will be great at anything sports, show or hunting and then have nothing about there dogs doing anything ? Unless missed it. I also can't find the dogs registered names. they only seem to have one female mountian dog and 1 lab but then are having 2 mountian...

Yes there are bad breeders no matter the breed or species, Doodles are a bit different. as I said I have yet to find a ethical doodle breeder or even club. Very few doodle breeders do sports with their dogs or have enough knowledge about structure, temperament and genetic, its very common for...

There are a lot of issue with the ethical breeding of doodles. I have yet to find a breeder who breeds doodles and is ethical, many people question if it is even ethical to breed designer crossbreeds at all

The breed is still called Australian shepherd :confused: I thought Koolies where a different breed to Australian shepherds they don’t look the same https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koolie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Shepherd

I thought koolies where a different breed?

Thats the thing if you give any breed what they need they will sleep most of the day and look easy. Most gsp I have seen have need a lot of exercise and training, they did not look like easy dogs all puppies can be mouthy, at least retrievers are bred to have a soft mouth unlike GSDs 😅 I have...

Its seems like the more joint problem prone they are the longer you should wait

@TheDawg did you make a Lab or golden thread?

for Giants and some large breeds its better to wait until 3 years or even longer

I don’t think one is necessarily easier then the other, both have their pros and cons I would find a good lab breeder ignore colour because it really doesn’t make a difference, your breeder will make a very big difference. Once you have found a good breeder talk to them they will help you pick...

There is a lot to dog training no matter how much you research some of it will come from experience. Labs and goldens are pretty versatile with out commonly having difficult instincts its hard to give training advices because there is so much information. I can tell you what people you should...

https://ofa.org/chic-programs/browse-by-breed/?breed=GR

They don’t seem to work, do sports or show so there is no way of knowing if they have the instincts you want for tracking, etc they also have multiples litters born at close to the same time, which is not very good and there is no information on the parents health testing I wouldn’t go with them

And research what is ethical breeding, backyard breeders and puppy mills

Colour of lab doesn’t matter, breeder will matter a lot more have you researched what a ethical/good breeders is?

having cats also change breed recommendation, huskies are not great around other pets unless you know what you are doing Lab or golden would probably be your best choices depends on how well you want the dogs to be able to track. labs/goldens are good at retrieving so I think they still are...

Why not bird dogs?

Husky have not been bred to hunt or search. they are known for being difficult to train, escape artists and have a very high prey drive/ unreliable off leash border collies are another breed you could research they are easy to train and high energy but don’t have any too difficult instincts (I...

Poodles would be good to look into