Chelsea is right. Dogs can become very much part of the family and bring great joy but it is a longterm commitment. You need to choose a breed that is going to suit your circumstances - and the rest of the household, who might not quite appreciate all the fur everywhere and their belongings being chewed up because the dog is bored. I would really suggest you pop along to visit QAWS and take some of their unwanted dogs for a walk. Or let the bigger ones take you for a walk! Its a great way for you to see some different breeds, and bring a little bit of excitement into their day too. QAWS do a great job taking in unwanted animals and are always grateful to have volunteers help them out.
Chelsea is right. Dogs can become very much part of the family and bring great joy but it is a longterm commitment. You need to choose a breed that is going to suit your circumstances - and the rest of the household, who might not quite appreciate all the fur everywhere and their belongings being chewed up because the dog is bored. I would really suggest you pop along to visit QAWS and take some of their unwanted dogs for a walk. Or let the bigger ones take you for a walk! Its a great way for you to see some different breeds, and bring a little bit of excitement into their day too. QAWS do a great job taking in unwanted animals and are always grateful to have volunteers help them out.