This is because young dogs, from six months old, tend to need more exercise than other individuals.

Unfortunately, the dog tends to make things worse for him, and the man's life falls further into disrepair.

"His dogs tend to follow me out of the park," she said.

This was just as well, as the huge dog tended to draw attention.

In addition, dogs of this breed tend not to bark very much if they are trained well.

Happy dogs, like happy people, tend not to be aggressive.

The dog tends to jump on young children, she said, and he hates the mail carrier.

Many dogs tend to find another dog to pair off with and always seek out the "friend."

Older dogs tend to lose all or most of their teeth, but apart from this they maintain excellent health.

Dominance is established without bloodshed, as most dogs within a group tend to be related to one another in some way.