Wednesday, February 21, 2018

About Large Dogs That Dont Drool

By Matthew Butler


Having a large dog might be your dream, but you have to face some facts before choosing one. First, you should have enough space for your new pet. Small apartment is rarely a very good choice. Another thing to think about is do you have enough time to take care about your pet's activity needs. Of course, if you have a house with a big fenced yard, it might solve some of these problems.

Shedding and drooling are things people rarely think about when choosing their new pet. On the other hand, these things will certainly be a problem for some people. If you are interested in finding some large dogs that dont drool, at least not too much, here are some suggestions you might find useful. In fact, most large breeds are known by their excessive drooling, and only a few don't have so much problems with it.

One of the most interesting breeds is the one called Borzoi. This lovely big dog is especially intelligent, really good looking, tidy, polite and friendly. He weights maybe one hundred pounds or so, but looks larger, and doesn't even bark, or barks really rarely. He doesn't drool around and doesn't make a mess when eating or drinking water, and makes a really good family dog.

Of course, you can always choose a Poodle. Hypoallergenic, intelligent, elegant and polite, Standard Poodle is certainly large enough and has numerous qualities you should appreciate. If this breed isn't something you look for, there are some crossbreeds having similar qualities but less elegant appearance, for example Labradoodle or Goldendoodle, it's up to your choice.

In any case, you simply cannot make a mistake choosing one Old English Sheepdog. He won't drool so much, but, considering his hair, you won't be able to see it anyway. Everybody loves these dogs, you just cannot help it. They are so soft and friendly, lovable and intelligent. There is some work when it comes to their maintenance, but who cares.

Doberman is another breed that won't make such a mess. Although he looks intimidating, he is really a nice creature which will be loyal and lovable companion to anyone. Of course, he might be less friendly to strangers, especially if he thinks you or your family members are in some kind of danger. He is certainly large enough to protect you.

Some large breeds don't live so long, but these mentioned here will probably live around eleven to twelve years. Some breeds might have some characteristic health problems, and that's why you should consider all the facts before choosing your pet. Daily exercise is really important and make sure that your dog gets enough opportunity for it.

Good quality food is a must, in appropriate amount. You should not overfeed your pet, it's not good for his health. Talking about your dog's health, you should find him a good vet, of course. So, once you choose your favorite breed, go and choose your best friend for life. This wonderful animal will change your life for better and give you an unconditional love. Appreciate your dog.




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