Stanima dog?

Ok, i want to get a dog that has a lot of stanima. I like to roller blade A LOT and the michigan weather get sorta hot and humid in the summer and wet and cold in winter. Im worried about maybe a huskey getting over heated while roller blading. And a dog that would be able to SORT OF pull me. ( I DONT make the dog pull me all of the way, as i am a dog walker) I just want a dog that will be healthy and happy and not get over heated or too cold. What is the best choice?

Stanima dog?
your best bet would be to look at your local shelters. they have many husky mixes or any other type of breed that suits exactly what you are looking for. since you can provide a lot of exercise i'm sure they have tons of dogs looking for a home just like yours. as long as you can provide vet care and training as well. try www.petfinder.com





there are hundreds of young adult dogs who would love to come home with you and be your roller buddy!
Reply:dalmations were bred to run with the fire carriages, so they have a lot of stamina. it wouln't get too hot b/c it has a short coat. there are plenty of breeds that want and need lots of exercise. just do some research to find which breed is best for you. good luck
Reply:have u look at Austrailanshepard they are very active an will go all day an are very loving http://www.tkaustrailianshepards.com/
Reply:I'd suggest a standard sized Poodle. The big poodles, I've seen a poodle compete in the sport where the dog (s) pull a skier in the snow, so I'm sure it could pull you easily on skates, also these dogs are high in energy so you can expect the dog not to get tired soon. For summer months you could shave the dog and for winter months you can let the coat lengthen. Huskies are fine in almost any weather, you see Huskies living in Florida or California, even Arizona all year round with no problems even though it can become intense heat in those states. As long as you allow breaks and keep the dog fully hydrated you should have no problems with getting a Husky.



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