Originally Posted By: WDFW X 1 = 0
"Well, what kind of pup are you wanting?"

This.


Alright. I guess that's a good question.

Not wanting to spend much more than $300, but will go a little higher for the right dog.

Breed's less important than just being a good pal who's good with kids. Pedigree is less important still. Good with cats is a plus, but not essential, since cats tend to do just fine at telling dogs to back off, and pups seem to adjust to cats pretty well. Even the kids thing isn't a big deal, since mine are all 10 or older and not too rowdy.

Wife mentioned a Cocker Spaniel. Only place I've found those so far is on a waiting list, at $1,000 per pooch. More than I want to spend. I haven't looked very far, though.

We love all kinds of dogs. Of course, we all have our favorites, but basically, man's best friend is the only requirement we're absolutely stuck on. No yippy ankle biters, though, if you please.