Another Puppy Brother

Discussion in 'Labrador Behavior' started by alschwahn, Aug 10, 2017.

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  1. Stacia

    Stacia Registered Users

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    I have two male Labradors and they are fine together.
     
    Stacia, Aug 11, 2017
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    I think so too. Out of four GRs one will be a real barker! You can teach them not to 'tho. I'm hoping mine will be the quiet variety!

    Some Labs, of course, are very vocal too. The most vocal Lab I know is called Teddy, he barks at everything! :rolleyes:

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    Back to the two male dogs together thing - I had two male dogs together for over 12 years. They were inseparable, never a cross word.
     
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    With the Guide Dog puppies we have had multiple males in the house of various ages, as well as our own four dogs - two males and two females!
    Proper training and socialisation is the important part, we've seen it with our puppies - our abused and neglected mixed-breed rescue bitch is the biggest problem.
     
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