RuneScape Forum Archive | favourite dog breed

Jan

2006

Rooh

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Border Collies are so intelligent... which is the exact opposite of my favourite breed, Boxers.

They're so dumb but so loveable.

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25-Jan-2022 16:02:47

Sal J

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Same as OP, my favorite dog breed is border collie.

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25-Jan-2022 16:09:56

Apr

2015

Moskoe

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My Labrador/Retriever cross is the sweetest and daftest doggy ever so thats my favorite.

25-Jan-2022 20:48:17

Oct

2005

Dadizar

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Another border collie fan here. I especially like blue merle border collies.

Border collies are the only dogs we have ever had that trained us. I took me a while to catch on what they were doing. I would play catch with the dog and he would toss the ball back. After a while the ball wouldn't quite make it back so I would have to get up. Finally figured out he was playing fetch with me. Lots of other "training" we were put through.

The size of their vocabulary is amazing. We took to spelling when we didn't want to be eaves dropped on.

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30-Jan-2022 20:08:11

Prince Ott

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Dadizar said :
Another border collie fan here. I especially like blue merle border collies.

Border collies are the only dogs we have ever had that trained us. I took me a while to catch on what they were doing. I would play catch with the dog and he would toss the ball back. After a while the ball wouldn't quite make it back so I would have to get up. Finally figured out he was playing fetch with me. Lots of other "training" we were put through.

The size of their vocabulary is amazing. We took to spelling when we didn't want to be eaves dropped on.

I had a dog like that, too. We started spelling things out, but problems came when he learned to spell as well. We had to resort to clue words.

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30-Jan-2022 20:13:03

Aug

2017

Exalterad

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My favourite dog breed is Shetland sheepdog, also called sheltie. Together with a great friend of mine, I breed Shetland sheepdogs

They are basically "dwarf collies", so loyal, gentle, smart and fun. A perfect breed in my opinion! Of course I have to attach a photo of my dogs...

https://imgur.com/a/q1Mhm5d Regards,

Kevin

10-Jan-2024 15:56:29

Dec

2005

YtHaar-Mej

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Corgis

Mainly the Pembroke Welsh ones....but all the corgis! They are so smart, and always want attention.

Downside is, hair everywhere.... My pant legs are covered all the time from ours xD Can I turn in a paper without citing all sources?
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10-Jan-2024 16:17:45 - Last edited on 11-Jan-2024 00:46:03 by YtHaar-Mej