posted 04-22-2003 05:51 PM           

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MY DOG HAD A LITTER OF PUPS, AND I WAS GOING TO KEEP TWO OF THE MALES. I HEARD FROM A FRIEND THAT IT'S NOT A GOOD IDEA TO HAVE TO MALES FROM THE SAME LITTER, THEY TEND NOT TO GET ALONG AND FIGHT ALL THE TIME. DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE OR NOT?

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posted 04-22-2003 05:56 PM           

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Depends on lots of things, the breed of dog mostly.
Havign TWO puppies in general can be a job, reguardless of the gender. I always say puppies square...instead of two they seem like 4 instead of 4 they seem like 16...you get the idea...
any how...you might want to reconsider keeping 2 puppies...as one will be tough enough to train.

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posted 04-22-2003 06:08 PM         

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I agree with Fluff.Raising 2 puppies will be alot to handle.To answer your question,Having 2 males reguardless if they are from the same litter,you can have issues.I as a breeder do not keep 2 from the same litter,but know people that have and haven't had any problems.

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posted 04-22-2003 07:34 PM         

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Like it said above, it really depends on the breed...And the dog personally...I have never really thought about 2 males of the same mommy tho lol... I would say if they were both fixed it might be ok, but I would just want to warn you 2 pups=twice the fun/work! =) I know u knew that though! lol

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