My wishlist:
For dogs:
1. Belgian Malinois - I already have one but sadly, he wasn't trained. I'd love to have another one K9-trained for security purposes.
2. German Shepherd - Same with Belgian Malinois. They'd be my personal bodyguards.

3. Doberman Pinscher - To deter unwanted people. Looks frightening but is actually super sweet towards me.

4. Rottweiler - Same reason as Doberman, but a bigger, more cuddly version.

5. Black tone Siberian Husky with devil's mask - The most handsome dog I've ever seen. And I love their distinctive howl. I'll be getting a treadmill along with this.
6. Copper Akita - The Japanese one, not the American (the latter doesn't look nice as compared to the original pedigree).
7. Yellow Labrador Retriever - One of the most loyal dogs I've ever owned. I want another one.
8. Golden Retriever - Same with Labrador Retriever. I just don't like how they are heavy-shedding.

9. White Standard Poodle - I want to enroll him in dog shows and agility tests. They're the 2nd most intelligent dog breed and is good with cats.

10. Yorkshire Terrier - Cutest and fanciest dog ever! I'd love to dress this one up.

11. Miniature Pinscher - This is also used for K-9 search and rescue, I think.

For cats:
Maine Coon - As you can see, I'm really partial to large dog breeds, and I want the same in cats. Maine Coon is the largest domesticated cat that I know of, and I'm still considering whether to get one (pedigreed, with CFA papers). They're similar to Ragdolls but unlike Ragdolls, they shed a whole lot more, considering that I'm already having a hard time inhaling my Ragdoll kitten's fur.

And of course, the most majestic feline in the entire universe - the Bengal tiger. I promised myself that when I turn 40 (Hopefully I might still live up to that age), I'll get myself a Bengal cub legally or illegally. I don't really mind if I get mauled or killed or eaten by one once he gets old since I'm pretty sure I've already achieved my goals by then. At least I would die by the hands of my most desired animal. My weird obsession and fascination with tigers and cats stemmed from my dad who is pretty much into tigers himself.
