JD Vance, Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in Ohio, brought his German Shepherd, Atlas, along on the campaign trail in Milwaukee on Friday. Atlas, a four-legged member of the Vance family, enthusiastically joined his owner on the Trump campaign plane, even braving the rainy weather. The campaign plane, however, experienced a malfunction with the door seal, forcing an emergency landing back in Milwaukee. Vance joked about Atlas’ dislike for wet metal stairs and his dog’s tendency to gravitate towards those who aren’t dog lovers.
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A reward for information leading to the arrest of the person or people who abandoned a German Shepherd in Malibu with zip ties around its mouth and neck has increased to $25,000. The dog, named Argon, was found injured and suffering from lymphoma, highlighting the severity of the abuse he endured. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
If you’re thinking about getting a dog, you may want to listen to this dog trainer’s advice. He reveals the five breeds he’d never recommend to first-time owners, and it’s not good news if you’ve got your heart set on a Border Collie.
The first breed on his list is the Hungarian Vizsler, which he describes as “a little bit like a Labrador on meth.” He says they’re needy, clingy, and vocal if they don’t get enough exercise.
Next up is the German Shepherd, which he warns isn’t bred like it was a few decades ago. He says they’re more defensive and can become a “bag of nerves” if not socialized properly.
Last but not least, he recommends avoiding Border Collies for first-time owners. He says they’re like “crackheads” when they don’t get enough work and that he’d rather recommend a pet giraffe than this breed of dog.
The post has since gone viral, with many people agreeing and disagreeing with the trainer’s advice. Some people have said they have these breeds and have had no problems, while others have said they agree with the trainer’s assessment.
Ultimately, the decision of what breed of dog to get is a personal one. However, it’s important to do your research and make sure you’re prepared to provide the dog with the care and attention it needs.
A veterinary technician has shared her list of four dog breeds that she hates handling: the Belgian Mallinois, German Shepherd, Husky, and Cane Corso. She describes these breeds as being prone to aggression, drama, and difficulty handling. The video has garnered attention online, with many users sharing their own experiences and thoughts on these breeds.