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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Illinois
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Hey all,
For those of you with multiple dogs, what are some things I should keep in mind? I've had Dante for over a year now (almost 13 months to be exact) and have owned other GSD's in the past as well. However, I've never had more than 1 dog at the same time. Things to keep in mind if I adopt an older dog? A puppy? Another male? A female? Thanks!
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Dante- 2/9/12 Last edited by Madjukes; 03-02-2013 at 09:37 PM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Kansas City MO
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Biggest rule in my book is to make sure you get the right temperament and energy to fit into your pack already (human and dog alike). I have one female (Dogo Argentino) and she will take down any other female that is same size or bigger than her...super long story. My other 4 dogs are males and get along great. You are pack leader and as long as you say it's ok it's ok.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Illinois
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It really depends on all the temperaments involved. I thought for sure I was possibly going to have problems when I brought in a second female, but I was wrong. I think the age difference worked wonderfully in my case. I would not push getting a third female, but I am going to get another male. I am very blessed to have very good tempered dogs that are great with anything I bring into the house. I still want to keep it as balanced as possible so there are no problems in the future.
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