I'm thinking about getting a Doberman because I already have a cavapoo and a yorkie so I'm thinking something biggerwhat haven't you had before
I'm a shepherd person so I would say go with a german shepherd Just remember puppies are relentless with the older dogs so make sure they can handle a puppy. Older dogs don't always adjust to an overactive puppy aroundm
Thanks for all your advice I appreciateshelters are bursting with dogs that need home. You should probably start there, the other option is a breeder. stay away from pet shops and back yard breeders . pet shops get theirr pupss from puppy mills so don't go there and encourage more encouraging them to breed. also stay away from free ads nothing is really free and you have no way of knowing anything they say is true.
if you go to a shepherd breeder make sure you see verification of genetic testing done on the parents. bad breeding can make a problem dog or one with some genetic problems.
Wow am amazed you know so much about pets, thanks againone more thing, watch the dog run, if his back legs are kind of together and it more like a hop than a smooth gait the dog will have hip problems. and little dogs beware of the knees, make sure the knees don't slide in and out away from the knee cap