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White Israelite:
I want to get a dog, preferably one that is a good guard dog, doesn't require a crap load of attention (heck i'll pay attention to it, just don't want something super hyper), doesn't shed, etc.

I was looking into rottweilers or German shepherds. I'm not a fan of pittbulls, personally think their ugly and unreliable. All I have are 2 cockatiels at this point and they crap on everything.

I don't want one of those tinker toys that yelps and pisses all over either.

Ari:
Ask Skippy.  She's an animal expert.  Also do a Google and Wikipedia search on different dog breeds, their temperments, etc. O0

KansasJew:
PErsonally you have to ask what you want the animal to do...German Shepards are good but have a unique medical condition that is common a nerve disease on the back legs and lower spin. I believe.

I would get it trained as a personal protection animal.

kellymaureen:
I have a german shepherd, he is great!  He gets plenty of attention but is ok home alone also, he is great with kids, very gentle, but if someone were to threaten Adam or me, or even another child in the neighborhood he could and would rip that person to shreds.  I had a friend who was fooling around and raised his hand near me and I thought the dog was going to take his arm off....and this person was just playing with the dog minutes earlier with no problems.
We did have him professionally trained however.

Tina Greco - Melbourne:
Try a robot, if you are not prepared to put work into an animal I strongly suggest you DON'T get one.

But if you must, get a older dog, not a puppy, many breeders have older dogs for sell.

Look for the guarding breeds, Rottweilers, German shepherds, Akita, Mastiffs, Doberman, Malamute , Great Dane or Hungarian Vizsla.

Also Greyhounds are great guard dogs and very lazy low maintance.

I warn you all dogs can be aggressive if trained.

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