Which puppy should I get? Solely based on looks, which is more attractive to you? I have to put a deposit down on one or the other. Both are female.
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aww. the darker one. <3
The darker one/last 2 pics
1. the pictures of the face are clearer
2. Just looks like a more radiant and healthy color, not to mention she will look less dirty.
Try using a digital camera with the timer on and set the camera down
You are forever forbidden from giving photography advise. Unless the person you are advising is blind. Then only once a month.
On second thought, even a blind person can take a decent photo.
OMG OMG GET THE BROWN ONE IT IS SO CUUUUUUUUUTE!!!!!!!
plus case has a good point about the dirt
The second. Is that a Labradoodle? Looks like mine when they were pups.
NUMBER TWOOOOO
squeeeee
Doesn’t matter, they’ll both taste like chicken.
The second one.
Or you could adopt a pet from a shelter. Much better then giving money to a breeder or puppy mill. There are rescue groups for most breeds, so if you do a Google search, you should find a group that can help you adopt a breed your interested in.
I’m in agreement. In fact, I was coming here to point that out. However, if you must choose between the 2 presented, I’d also vote for the darker one, despite being in agreement with Casemods. Ohhhh how I cringe having to admit that….
I will say, however, that my reasons are different. I just think it is a much cuter pup.
nope
go to a breeder
get a healthy dog with records
shelters will pass off anything onto you and make it your problem
The second one.
Really, the decision is best based on its diet up until this point, and how that will allow it to compliment ginger and a white wine sauce.
i agree with the adopting. best thing i ever got was a rescue dog.
Between the two, the second. But I agree with the shelter idea. Mutts from the pound are genetically superior (less inbreeding), and they will forever look upon you as the hero that rescued them. These are the dogs that drag you from a fire and rescue kittens from drowning.
thats exactly wrong
dogs from shelters are more likely inbred and you have no way of finding out otherwise
always always always go to a breeder and only by registered animals
shelter dogs could be from a breeder and have behavior issues
or health issues from an injury
or…
breeder dogs: you know what you’re getting
buy
It must work differently in Canada. Here you buy an animal from the Humane Society, both you and the animal are fully checked out. All their animals are medically, behaviorally and personality-wise tested to make sure they’re an appropriate pet for you and your family. If, for any reason, you can’t keep the animal, you can return it
(Too many commas in that last sentence I think)
Spoken like a dog breeder. A mutt or “mixed breed” dog has the best sampling of from the gene pool. A “pure bred” comes from a very SMALL gene pool. Yes, there can be issues with shelter animals, just like there can be from breeders.
All domestic dogs come from the same genetic origins in Europe. It’s a fact. Every breed was selectively bred from a limited supply hundreds of dogs, hundreds of years ago. In dog breeding, sons mate with their mothers, aunts, cousins more often than they do in Alabama and Arkansas combined.
This entire discussion feels mean to me, either way one will remain homeless.
also the brown one.
When i read “Which puppy should I get? Solely based on looks, which is more attractive to you?”, I instantly scrolled back up praying it wasn’t a casemods post.
Get both.
It sounds like you would take care of either one really well, so why not give 2 of them a better life TOGETHER, so they don’t end up at a home where they would be the only dog.
I’m lucky my dog gets along with my 2 cats and actually enjoys their company or else I’d get a 2nd one to keep her company during the day (especially during those where I work especially late and she’s sitting there by the door waiting for me).
We have two shelter dogs already. We do rescues constantly, and are getting a small poodle puppy for my 1 year old daughter to play with. She plays with her grandma’s all the time, and always cries when time to go home. We decided on the White one. Mostly because she had a better temperament and she didn’t mind my daughter a bit. Loves her in fact. Also, I didn’t take those pictures, the breeder did.
good call
especially with small dogs NEVER go to a shelter. ever. or a pet store.
they have health issues you can avoid by looking at their paperwork
ps: i’d have gone with the first one as well