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PooGirl13 Member  Posts: 89 |
posted 02-09-2004 07:06 AM
 
And, why did you choose that particular sex? Just curious IP: Logged |
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MonsterBailey Member Posts: 146 |
posted 02-09-2004 07:25 AM
To be very honest, I didn't want to have to deal with a girl going into heat....... ick! LOL! And yes, I had Bailey neutered (which I would have had a girl spayed) but I didn't even want to deal with it cuz I heard you had to let them have one heat before (or something like that). Besides, I really think Daddy wanted his little "son"  heheIP: Logged |
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PooGirl13 Member Posts: 89 |
posted 02-09-2004 01:18 PM
Good point Monster! I am sure my hubby would love to have a *son* too! Anyone else have any thoughts? IP: Logged |
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Milo Member Posts: 52 |
posted 02-09-2004 01:22 PM
I have a male. I think alot easier to handle. Milo's pretty good. I saw his thing the other day. Almost died. IP: Logged |
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MyBabyShihPoo Member Posts: 206 |
posted 02-09-2004 02:20 PM
I vote for male!!! Overall, it is MY belief (and usually the general consensus) that males are a little better all around. That is surely not to say though that one would not be happy with a female (as I know many who have female pups and are very happy with them)!!! I will say this though, there are a few breeds out there that a female is supposedly "better" than a male. I've heard it mentioned a couple of times, but I can not recall which breeds that was specific to. Kristi [This message has been edited by MyBabyShihPoo (edited 02-09-2004).] IP: Logged |
nern Moderator Posts: 1591 |
posted 02-09-2004 04:28 PM
When I got Natalie I really wanted a male dog (maybe because we always had male dogs growing up, not sure) but there were only females to choose from so I did'nt really have a choice...I would have been happy either way. Now I have one of each. IP: Logged |
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karma Member Posts: 77 |
posted 02-10-2004 12:36 PM
In my personal experience, males tend to be a little less high-strung than females, in general. But that doesn't mean I'd necessarily choose a male over a female. IP: Logged |
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