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Posted on 4/28/12 at 11:42 pm to ryan985
I have a wire haired griffon mix that i have taken on multiday hikes and constantly take on runs when i know there is plenty of water around.
She carries a pack and I have taken her on mountain trips, trips during the snow and trips during high heat times and have never had problems no matter what the terrain.
Griffons are a very versatile and playful breed and my dog will outrun or hike me every time i take her with me. They are usually bred as a hunting dog but with a little exercise are great dogs indoors or out. Their bloodline is very pure so they are known to be disease and ailment free and live for a very long time.
They are a little stubborn and according to wikipedia "A standing joke among Griffon owners is that a nice thing about a Griff is that you get to have a puppy for a long time - and a bad thing about a Griff is that you get to have a puppy for a long time." which i find to be very true.
here's mine while doing the Chicot loop with ease (20 miles) Not sure what other breed she is (probably a lab because she is a little bigger than average griffons) but her personality is more griffon than anything else.
She carries a pack and I have taken her on mountain trips, trips during the snow and trips during high heat times and have never had problems no matter what the terrain.
Griffons are a very versatile and playful breed and my dog will outrun or hike me every time i take her with me. They are usually bred as a hunting dog but with a little exercise are great dogs indoors or out. Their bloodline is very pure so they are known to be disease and ailment free and live for a very long time.
They are a little stubborn and according to wikipedia "A standing joke among Griffon owners is that a nice thing about a Griff is that you get to have a puppy for a long time - and a bad thing about a Griff is that you get to have a puppy for a long time." which i find to be very true.
here's mine while doing the Chicot loop with ease (20 miles) Not sure what other breed she is (probably a lab because she is a little bigger than average griffons) but her personality is more griffon than anything else.
Posted on 4/30/12 at 2:25 pm to ryan985
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My next dog will be a Vizsla
That's what I have. Dog's a beast. Not as big as a Weim or GSP, but faster than both. NOt quite as burly either, and the pack would have to fit really well before I'd trust it wouldn't rub him raw. They have VERY little hair, so it could be an issue for briars or pack toting.
Vizsla is probably a bit better with kids and inside the house than the GSP, Weims are hugely variant in this aspect.
My next dog will either be a Blue Healer or a GSP (Wirehaired or Griffon preferably, but good luck finding one of those).
ETA: The boss.
This post was edited on 4/30/12 at 2:51 pm
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