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Owning a dog can be both a hobby and lifestyle decision, one that can't be taken lightly.

Owning a dog (or more than one like we do) can restrict your lifestyle in many ways -

• You can't just head off for the weekend (or a week or two) without making sure that your dog is cared for while you're away

• You have to be home each night (or at least the next day) to feed and attend to your dog so he doesn't fret or try to get you back with some, let us say, undesirable behavior

• Dogs can cost a lot to feed and vet's bills can add up, especially for some types of dogs.

• Training takes time and patience, not to mention your puppy peeing on the floor and chewing everything in sight for the first 12 months of his life (at least :-)

Ah yes, dog ownership can be a drag...but it can also be very rewarding.

Long walks together, playing together, swimming and exploring together. Yes, owning a dog can be a wonderful experience.

One of the most important decisions you will make is choosing the correct breed of dog for your lifestyle and family.

To help you decide, we've put together a list of dog profiles that give you the information you need to make an informed choice on which breed of dog best suits your own personal situation.

Ok, here we go...which dog breed is right for you?

If you melt at the sight of big sad eyes, you may not be able to resist buying a Basset Hound puppy for yourself and your family.

When you think of a Beagle, you probably picture a pack of these little guys baying at the top of their lungs as they race after a fox or rabbit. While it is true that these dogs are popular hunting dogs and have been used to hunt for several centuries, a Beagle will also make a wonderful family pet.

If you suffer from allergies, but want to have a dog, you may want to take a look at the Bichon Frise. This charming little dog's sole function is to provide companionship and it does its job extremely well.

The Bloodhound is a familiar sight in movies that feature escaped convicts. Although the sound of these big dogs baying as they find the scent they are searching for may be a chilling sound to an escapee, it can also be a very comforting sound if you are lost in the wilderness or stuck somewhere you'd rather now be.

If you want a dog that is a marshmallow with your children, but a strong deterrent to criminals, you may want to take a look at the Boxer.

The Bull Terrier is a good dog that has developed a bad reputation. This dog was created to fight and when a Bull Terrier is mistreated, it can be made into a dog that is quite aggressive, even vicious.

If you watch television, you've probably seen celebrities like Paris Hilton toting around tiny dogs with big poppy brown eyes. These dogs, called Chihuahuas, are one of the smallest dog breeds in the world.

The Cocker Spaniel is such a pretty, graceful dog in the show ring that it is hard to imagine that this breed was developed to be a working dog.

Ever since Rin Tin Tin became a famous television personality, the German Shepherd has gone from an already popular dog breed to one of the most well known breeds on earth.

If you've seen Men In Black or Milo and Otis, you probably have fallen in love with the charming Pugs who acted in these movies.

More than one traveler stranded in the snowy Swiss Alps owes the ponderous Saint Bernard his life. Monks in the Alps actually developed this massive dog to be used as a rescue dog.

Are you looking for a dog who is very active but still loves the company of people? If so, you may want to consider the Siberian Husky.

We hope you find exactly what you're looking for here.

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