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Originally Posted by Polar Bear
I'm back from my little hiatus to ask for your input...
I'm not happy with my current veterinarian. I'd of course like to find a new one. I'd like the usual in a good vet, like effective pet health maintenance and problem correction. That's a given for any good vet. I'd appreciate your recommendations in general along those lines.
But I also would like to know if any vets have particular knowledge of dog breeds. Specifically of breeds that are prone to physical issues like muscle or joint problems. My current dog is rather aged and I will getting another best friend pretty soon. I would like for my next dog to be very physically fit and hardy. I will be training him or her to be a frisbee catcher.
I have a couple of breeds or possibly mixes in mind, so I would like to get some guidance regarding the their suitability for such an athletic endeavor.
Thanks. Your input is much appreciated. 
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If you want a great companion that is as smart as dogs come (and smarter than many humans), trainable to do just about anything, physically fit, and an incredible frisbee catcher, look into a Border Collie. They are also a perfect size in my opinion, not either real big or small. Just be prepared for a dog that needs both a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. Best of luck finding another best friend.