Easiest X Youve Had To Live With?

[.WARREN. 288]

my merle bull x bitch

[Bosun11 537]

Tess was.... She was as easy as a dog could be, we had an 'understanding'.

 

[.WARREN. 288]

Tess was.... She was as easy as a dog could be, we had an 'understanding'.

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looks a nice one bosun

[dustyj 63]

If you fetch a dog up in the right way your chances are far greater.my lab greyhound hasent been a bit of bother in kennells in car etc.but things change when your in the field

[moonlighter 1,164]

For me, deerhound x the easiest and saluki x the hardest to live with. They whine, dig, chew and are a fooking pain in the arse as pets, but out in the field it all becomes worth while.

[shaaark 10,752]

Collie/grey X Deerhound/grey. Worked well, biddable, laid back, never had one fight and robust.

Agree 100%, and so laid back and easy to live with, and the bitch we have now you'd hardly knew you had a dog in the house, can't fault em

[Hot Meat 3,109]

Deerhound x been easiest I ever had, not had any that were bad tho but the deerhound x was easiest to have around

[wuyang 513]

Whippets

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

this deerhpund based bitza at my feet and collie x... worst to live with were saluki x, whippet, pure grey

[buster gonads 862]

Deerhound blooded dogs have been the easiest for me too but tbh i,v not rearly had much trouble with lurchers of any kind, oh, except one that i bought at 6 months old that had,nt been socialised, the beddy/whippet sat at the side of me now is as good as gold, buster.

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Likes been said a well exercisd is the the key imo

 

 

 

I think the ones that are the easiest are the one's you get on with the best some how on a level with each other

[shaaark 10,752]

Likes been said a well exercisd is ghe the key imo

 

 

 

I think the ones that are the easiest are the one's you get on with the best some how on a level with each other

Good point that mate, I also believe you bond far better etc with a type that you genuinely like and want, not one you get just cos they're the current trend. For example, I really like collie/grey x deer/greys, and collie/grey x whippet/greys, or a mix of both, and never had any bother with em, cos they suit me down to the ground

Edited October 28, 2013 by shaaark

[birddog 1,354]

when i was younger i had a c/g x d/g very easy going, all he did was eat sleep and hunt but then again so did i , the key probably is to get your mutts out regular and often, satisfy they're mental and physical needs and most lurchers will be easy to live with

[satan80 358]

i've only had a couple of beddy whippets when i was a kid and a wheaton x, but like a few have said, collie/grey x deer/grey is by far the easiest and most laid back dog i've been around.

My 8 month old bitch is completely chilled out (she lives indoors), great with people, kids, other dogs, a lot more switched on when we're out and about but she's genuinely the easiest dog i've been around

 

[Moorside 642]

Seems deerhound in the mix tends to produce calm easy going animals....but as has been said a well excercised dog is a content one. My little beddy whippet is by far the easiest going dog ive ever had....but I am comparing it to my terriers