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To: robert b furman who wrote (7740)	11/13/2021 12:04:12 PM
From: kidl	1 Recommendation Recommended By MulhollandDrive Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8752

I suppose it often depends what dogs you grow up with. In my case it was a mix of Boxer, Shepherd and Giant Schnauzer. From what I know, most military / police dogs remain with their handlers in retirement. I think most dogs, regardless of breed, have the potential to be “Man’s Best Friend”. If they are not, it’s rarely the dog’s fault. Since you mention dog names … “Shadow” would also be a good name for Bella, our current Shepherd but being a rescue, she came with a name and Bella actually suits her. “Gluestick” is what I often call her. She responds equally well to both names :-) Breed preferences in general … I think most dog people have them to some degree. If there is no breed preference, there is usually a size preference. On that note, a hello from Bella: