Dog for fam

Retired greyhound

This literally fits all of your criteria. Don't post again if your mom vetoes it because it isn't cute enough

>>2394555
Labrador Retriever.
It's a cliched response for a reason, they're the shit.

>>2394702
Labradors probably are a good idea for what we seek. Thanks for contributing.

>>2394693
I'll try to find some place/Organization that offer those "retired racers", Will tell you tomorrow how it went. But a greyhound would probably pique her interest.

>>2394725
Labs shed everywhere all year and the individual hairs are invasive. You will never get all of the hair out of the carpet. You'll find lab hair inside ball-point pens and other sealed items. Better hope your outfit matches the fur color.

Dalmation hair isn't quite as bad as far as shedding volume goes, but it's sharp and will embed itself in things. Like your bare feet.

Go with the greyhound.

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>>2394922
>Dalmation hair isn't quite as bad as far as shedding volume goes, but it's sharp and will embed itself in things. Like your bare feet.
Ive seen you say that before on here, and I honestly have never seen this, or have heard other people say the hair is "sharp".
Regardless, Dalmatians she'd moderately all year long, IMHO they shed more than other dogs, and since the hair is white it is really visible.
OP there are several reasons not to get a Dalmatian, but if hair is an issue than I would definitely not get one.

Just go to a shelter and pick out a friendly mutt. You're seeking very reasonable traits so you shouldn't have much trouble

>>2394930
My mom had her fair share of dalmatians. She said she find them great dogs, but she wants to try another breed.
>>2394979
A mutt is an okay idea. But she's afraid to get a "problem" dog.
>>2394922
Unless there's another option coming up, The greyhound is a very likely pick.

Mixbreed are healthy

>>2395914
Any suggestion?