Like a Kansas ? <| sep |> There ' s been people who complain that they level too fast because they follow powerleveling guides and never complete any quests because the EXP isn ' t worth it . I don ' t try to reason it anymore . <| sep |> Wanna meet at the bank or at the pod lift ? <| sep |> Ok I ' ve read your questionnaire . 30 minutes 1 hour of exercise probably won ' t be enough for any of the breeds you ' re interested in . My boxer gets an hour or so offlead run at the dog park most mornings , we play tug and fetch during the day my kids and I are home quite a bit , then he gets a 3045 minute training leash walk at night . He does cope if we miss a day though . This week he missed three days of outside walks due to illness in our house and he was ok , although he dug some new holes and upped his harassment of the cat . He ' s definitely on the mellow end of the boxer spectrum though . Our breeder matched him to us as we are firsttime boxer owners . Some of his littermates are way more intense . A GSD will need more . A GSD will also definitely not greet a stranger entering the yard happily . A Lab will need about the same amount of exercise as a boxer or more . A Golden might get by with a bit less . Labs are notoriously destructive . Boxers do slobber , although not all the time . Mine does only if he ' s exercising and hot , he gets a bit frothy . Or if there ' s food he ' s desperate for , but that ' s pretty normal . If you ' re willing to make some adjustments though , you would probably be fine with any of those dogs . I ' ve found the most important thing is commitment and willingness to do the work . I work with my boy every day on leash manners , focus , attention etc . He picks up actual commands very quickly but is an adolescent and also a notverywillingtoplease breed , so I need to be creative , fun and tough when training him . A GSD would need much more sensitive handling , Labs and Goldens are pretty forgiving to train I think .