How to look for doggolos

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go to your local park, find one who has been let off their lead, tempt them over with doggo treats, put leash on doggo

congrats, free doggo

>>2426333
Just get a couple of used pitbulls at a shelter.

>>2426340
Pitbulls in Canada-tier cold climate? I heard it's not that good for them

>>2426333
Golden retriever.
Only from breeders using genetic tests to avoid shitty pups.
That poor breed's been ruined in north America.

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>>2426372
How can you trust breeders on that?

Chinooks are a pretty aloof breed and while although they are one of the least prey driven of the sled dogs (does not mean they are not prey driven), they will still need a lot of training to stay close. Barking is another thing that has more to do with training than anything else. Any dog can make annoying noises, you have to teach it not to. Just because it isn't constantly barking at nothing doesn't mean he won't bark every time He sees or hears something he is worried about. Healthy has a lot to do with the breeder. Chinooks are a healthy breed, but if you get it from a bad breeder you can still get health issues, it's like that for every dog. A dog from a decent breeder shouldn't be getting genetic issues. That's part of why you're buying from a breeder.

If you want real information, I'd suggest contacting a reputable Chinook breeder and a Chinook rescue to really get all the pros and cons of the breed. You don't have to be interested in adopting from them just to ask some questions about the breed, they should be more than happy to talk to you.

>>2426348
American Pit Bull Terriers are pretty hard and can tolerate some temperature extremes, but a random bully mutt probably not so much. Either way, just because a dog can tolerate it doesn't necessarily mean they will like it.