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Bichon, they don’t shed and tend to be calm.
Blue Staffordshire Pitbull - super cute and known as nanny dogs because of how non-aggressive and loyal they are. They need physical activity but that seems to be taken care of. If you want a smaller dog which is also sweet a Beagle isn't a bad option but they aren't great with kids (not sure if that's a current or soon-to-be issue). Last option I would go for is a Cocker Spaniel. Very sweet dogs but you'll have to hoover weekly.
To give you a decent suggestion you need to tell us what you want in a dog. We've got frenchies and probably wouldn't do a different breed until/unless we move out of the city. But your needs and wants might suggest different breed is right for you.
A lot of dogs, despite being awesome, just aren't going to work for everyone or work in NYC.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, you'll thank me later.
Those dogs are cute and probably good for city life but I can't condone anyone buying a purebreed like that. It's honestly disturbing the (specifically Cavalier King Charles Spaniels) disorders they have. Fair warning if you look it up.
that's animal cruelty imo. super selfish
Not really. If you get a small dog, walk it a few times a day, and take it to the dog park every other evening, its more than enough exercise. You can also take them to daycare a few times a week, its not much more expensive than having a walker come to your apt.
My recommendation is anything that doesn't shed, and stay away from dogs that have barking problems. Look into mini doodles/ golden or lab.
I guess if it's small. Seems like a lot of work to have a girl dog. Having a grown man dog in NYC is irresponsible unless you have lots of time and money.
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bichon frise or shiba inu. Or get a cat - I love my cats - they mind their own business and will only trouble you for food
Avoid pure bred. Our labs have torn 3 ACL's between the two of them.
If I could do it again, I'd probably go with a Maine Coon.
Why would you get a dog and force yourself to get up early, even on Saturdays and Sundays to walk it(EVERY WEEKEND). Then what are you doing to do when you want to travel, you either have to find a sitter, or take it to a kennel. You already have a girlfriend so why add to that responsibility and why is she not content with the affection you give her. I once showed(not unprovoked) a picture of my kid to a woman in her mid/late 30s, she pulls out a picture of her dog like it's the same fucking thing......"well this is my baby". Wanted to punch her in the face. People who treat dogs like kids or even humans should be shot. Sorry for the rant, not saying this is you. You can anthropomorphize your pet a little, but don't go over board.
Wait until you have kids and your life is already over before getting a dog.
Yo dude you need someone to talk to?
hahaha..about which part?
take in a puppy/dog from a shelter instead of buying it from the store pls
I second this post. Adopt don't shop please!
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