A dog that can mark, and mark well. A dog that can hold a line through multiple factors. A dog that is very intelligent, but not so intelligent that he/she is high maintainence. And last but not least a dog that is incredibly biddable and absolutely adorable...
A home where stained concrete floors are the norm with incospicouous drains strategically placed. Glassboard I mean Wainscoting, placed half way up the walls matching the decor. All furniture adorns wrought iron legs and feet.
A toss up between a team player and awesome marker
http://www.stainedconcrete.org/Angie B said:
The ideal Lab would be one that has great coat&confirmation 60 lb bitch 65-70 lb male, must be able to turn it on and off, eager to please, full of desire but not too a fault, intelligent,biddablejohn fallon said:
Sure provided they have proper facilities to contain the dogs and are committed to spending a good portion of there free time with them. We have 3 here and are a dual income household and I spend a large amount of my free time with the dogs whether it is training/hunting/ or just out running in the fields, it works for us and we have 3 very happy healthy dogs, theres no reason the dog cannot go to the soccer or football game etc I used to do this all the time. I have my new DD with me everyday he see's loads of different people and has been to places most dogs don't go in a year it will make for a very well rounded socialized dog and I plan to keep him with me even when he is old enough to stay at home while I am workingjohn fallon said:
