Author: Bella

I am here to tell you all about different dog breeds.

       The first breed is the Affenpinscher. At 9-11.5 inches and 7-10 pounds, this breed typically lives 12-15 years. The Affenpinscher is part of the toy group, sheds seasonally, and needs to be groomed 2-3 times a week. Affenpinschers also need regular exercise. Affenpinschers are easy to train and are outgoing. Affenpinschers are confident, fearless, funny, curious, and loyal.

       The next breed is the Afghan Hound. At 25-27 inches and 50-60 pounds, this breed typically lives 12-15 years. The Afghan Hound is part of the hound group, sheds infrequently, and requires daily grooming. Afghan Hounds are also energetic. They are aloof/wary and when it comes to training, they may be stubborn. Afghan Hounds are profoundly loyal, aristocratic, and dignified.

       The next breed is the Airedale Terrier. At 23 inches and 50-70 pounds, this breed typically lives 11-14 years. The Airedale Terrier is part of the terrier group, sheds occasionally, and needs to be groomed 2-3 times a week. Airedale Terriers need regular exercise. Airedale Terriers are friendly and when it comes to training, they are eager to please. Airedale Terriers are courageous and clever.

       The next breed is the Akita. At 24-28 inches and 70-130 pounds, this breed typically lives 11-13 years. The Akita is part of the working group, sheds seasonally, and needs daily grooming. The Akita is energetic. The Akita is alert/responsive and when it comes to training, they are eager to please. The Akita is profoundly loyal, dignified, and courageous.

The next breed is the Alaskan Malamute. At 23-25 inches and 75-85 pounds, this breed typically lives 10-14 years. The Alaskan Malamute is part of the working group, sheds seasonally, and needs to be brushed 2-3 times a week. The Alaskan Malamute is energetic. The Alaskan Malamute is friendly and when it comes to training is independent. The Alaskan Malamute is loyal, affectionate, and playful.

       The next breed is the American Bulldog. At 20-25 inches, and 60-100 pounds, this breed typically lives 10-12 years. The American Bulldog is part of the foundation stock service group, sheds seasonally, and needs an occasional bath/brush. American Bulldogs are energetic. American Bulldogs are alert/responsive and when it comes to training are agreeable. American Bulldogs are self-confident and loyal.

       The next breed is the American English Coonhound. At 23-26 inches, and 45-65 pounds this breed typically lives 11-12 years. American English Coonhounds are part of the hound group, shed occasionally, and need an occasional bath/brush. American English Coonhounds are energetic. American English Coonhounds are alert/responsive and when it comes to training are agreeable. American English Coonhounds are mellow, sweet, and sociable.

       The next breed is the American Eskimo Dog. At 9-19 inches, and 6-35 pounds this dog typically lives 13-15 years. American Eskimo Dogs are not part of a group, shed seasonally, and need weekly brushing. American Eskimo Dogs are energetic. American Eskimo Dogs are outgoing, and when it comes to training are eager to please. American Eskimo Dogs are perky, playful, and smart.

       The next breed is the American Foxhound. At 21-25 inches, and 60-70 pounds, this breed typically lives 11-13 years. American Foxhounds are part of the hound group, shed seasonally, and need an occasional bath/brush. American Foxhounds are energetic. American Foxhounds are friendly, and when it comes to training are independent. American Foxhounds are easy-going, independent, and sweet-tempered.

       The next breed is the American Hairless Terrier. At 12-16 inches, and 12-16 pounds, this breed typically lives 14-16 years. American Hairless Terriers are part of the terrier group and need an occasional bath. American Hairless Terriers are eager to please when it comes to training. American Hairless Terriers are alert and curious.

       The next breed is the American Leopard Hound. At 21-27 inches, and 45-70 pounds, this breed typically lives 12-15 years. American Leopard Hounds are part of the foundation stock service group, shed seasonally, and need weekly brushing. American Leopard Hounds are energetic. American Leopard Hounds are alert/responsive, and when it comes to training are eager to please. American Leopard Hounds are intelligent and sociable.

       The next breed is the American Staffordshire Terrier. At 17-19 inches, and 40-70 pounds, this breed typically lives 12-16 years. American Staffordshire Terriers are part of the terrier group, shed occasionally, and need an occasional bath/brush. American Staffordshire Terriers need regular exercise. American Staffordshire Terriers are alert/responsive, and when it comes to training are agreeable. American Staffordshire Terriers are confident, good-natured, and smart.

The next breed is the American Water Spaniel. At 15-18 inches, and 20-45 pounds, this breed typically lives 10-14 years. American Water Spaniels are part of the sporting group, shed infrequently, and need to be brushed 2-3 times a week. American Water Spaniels need regular exercise. American Water Spaniels are friendly and when it comes to training, are eager to please. American Water Spaniels are happy and charming.

       The next breed is the Anatolian Shepherd Dog. At 27-29 inches, and 80-150 pounds, this breed typically lives 11-13 years. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are part of the working group, shed seasonally, and need weekly brushing. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs need regular exercise. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are reserved with strangers, and when it comes to training are independent. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are loyal.

The next breed is the American Water Spaniel. At 15-18 inches, and 20-45 pounds, this breed typically lives 10-14 years. American Water Spaniels are part of the sporting group, shed infrequently, and need to be brushed 2-3 times a week. American Water Spaniels need regular exercise. American Water Spaniels are friendly and when it comes to training, are eager to please. American Water Spaniels are happy and charming.

       The next breed is the Anatolian Shepherd Dog. At 27-29 inches, and 80-150 pounds, this breed typically lives 11-13 years. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are part of the working group, shed seasonally, and need weekly brushing. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs need regular exercise. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are reserved with strangers, and when it comes to training are independent. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are loyal.

Hi, I’m here to tell you about my pets.

      First, I  have a female dog named Shyla. She is tan and white in color and is three years old. She likes spending her time laying down on a stack of blankets on a chair in my upstairs living room and likes to greet people when they wake up in the morning. She is a spayed chihuahua rat terrier mix.

    Second, I have a male dog named Bo. He is black in color and is five months old. He enjoys playing with Shyla and also enjoys saying hi to people he hasn’t seen in a while. He is a neutered Labrador retriever.

    Third I have a male Syrian hamster named Digger. He is tan and white and is almost a year old. He acts and looks like a big baby. He likes to fill his cheeks with food and enjoys it when I play with him.

    Fourth I have a female Syrian hamster named Leia. She is black and white in color and is also almost a year old. She is super ugly and will bite you if you stick your finger through the bars of her cage.

    Fifth and sixth I have two female betta fish named Blue and Velvet. Blue is blue and Velvet is red.

Those are all of my pets.