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In my opinion it would have to be a collie , maybe cause as a kid i have a lot of fond memories of our dog 'laddie', coolest dog i've ever known , extremly faithful as well as smart..

I have got to say I don,t think I have a favourite breed, of all the dogs I,ve had in my life I loved them just as much , pedigree or mongrel, they were treated all the same, still miss them all though...KOTF.

I can't remember being without a dog to love except for some time in college away from home. We had Airedale, lab, border collie, shepherd, poodle, terrier, chow, and Heinz 57. Only a couple of purebred, register-able dogs.  Since my adult years, I've had what I call "reject dogs"; ones that are dumped by people who should be caged and euthanized.  My sons love their dogs and my ex-husband's wife has a chihuahua (haha, he doesn't like little dogs). 
Currently I am taking care of my son's American Bulldog, Dieszal.  He's a handful, but what a sweetheart.  My youngest son has our American bulldog, border collie, and retriever/shepherd mix at my mom's.  Ernie, my dachshund, and Penelope (doxie/terrier) were "my" dogs and I loved them dearly.  I love them all dearly.  

I like the German Shepherd among others:

The best dog I ever had was a Kelpie, very clever,loyal and obedient. He came to me as an adult and had been abused, he responded almost immediately to being treated in a kind way and in return guarded me with his life, he wouldn't let anyone near me or the house, unfortunately this included my mother and husband (then again, not always a bad thing) the only thing he did I didn't appreciate was rolling in dead pelicans, he'd come home very pleased with himself but didn't appreciate the bath that followed.

I think the irish setter is beautiful.

Australian Shepherd.  Never was really big into dogs, though I did have a Beagle and a Toy Poodle as a child and teen. I  have always loved my cats.. But about 11 yrs ago I gave in and said yes to getting a dog for my 10 yr old daughter, an only child. I'd heard exceptional things about Australian Shepherds from a few people when inquiring about dog breeds people had owned. I saw an ad for Aussie pups at a farm in another county. Drove to the farm and let her pick one of the last three puppies.  Long story short, he is the most fantastic dog I could have ever prayed to have. Never barks unless he hears a sound in the woods or an unfamiliar car approaching. Have never, ever had to tie him up or pen or fence him in as he never leaves our 3/4 acre property. Usually stays on the back deck or in the immediate yard. And intelligent,  OMG!! He freaks me out sometimes how smart and clever he is.  And his health has always been excellent. 11 1/2 yrs old and no health  issues whatsoever except, now, joint stiffness. He still runs like a young dog while in play. I give him glucosomine/chrondroitin daily to help his joints and it does help.  Highly recommend this breed of dog.

Flat Coated Retriever.

They are beautiful, intellegent, loyal, fun to have in your life.... and on top of everything else... that dog has a sense of humor.

Gotta Love the Dog!

wool DOG

Not my absolute favorite, but she is what i have now, Sabrina

Ohhh Golden Retriever like my old Annie.

Shitsu- they're adorable.

Sheepdog- they are rock n roll !

Laborador- they're your best buddy.

CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL, THEY ARE SO CUTE!

Bob- a great question!  Doo likes all dogs! But when she is honored to choose one she goes to an animal shelter and finds the dog that really needs a loving home.  There are so many great dogs at your local humane society or ASPCA and through breed rescue sites that I encourage everyone to consider these places when you are ready to be owned by a dog!

Never had much luck with dogs, two were shot and killed by the police, one was insane and gave it to a local scrapyard, one killed by a car. I have better luck with cats and goldfish.

The Great Dane. The comic strip Marmaduke has to be written by a great dane owner because his antics are very realistic.

As ive got one, ive got to say GSD.Similar to Randys but more black on him.Pretty smart dog he is too but for intelligence alone,you cannot beat a border collie

great dane

Our dog.

Golden Retriever  http://www.golden-retrievers-world.com/

It is hard to say... I have had some amazing fur babies... I miss the ones that are gone and and adore the ones I have.... So....

1st dog Cocker Spaniel..... Always by my side (passed)

2nd dog Jack Russle.... Smart smart smart.... Loyal.... and well mannered (living)

3rd dog German Shepard.... AMAZING!!!! Loyal... well behaved... protective... loving (passed)

4th dog Pomeranian... Cute ...cuddly... affectionate... sweet (passed)

5th and 6th dogs Pomeranians.... Hilarious... playful... loving... cuddle bugs (living)

MEN...lmao...just kidding...I love the British Bull Terrior.

Not English bulls!!!!It was one of those got hold of my GSD when he was younger.Hed always been good with other dogs before then.But a couple of days after the attack a Staffy bull ran up wanting to play.My dog didnt mess about,he had that dog on his back and his teeth round his throat in seconds.No harm done as i hauled him off.My own dog was very unpredictable with others for a long time after that(understandably!!)Im not a big fan of English bulls now....