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Re: [Doberman Europe Club] Two males living together?

How I do very much agree with you Jackie, but with regard to having three in
the house, I always thought that two were company and three a crowd - a
problem myself and some friends have had, not just with Dobermann but other
breeds as well, may be we were just unlucky, but I would not chance it
again. Gloria
----- Original Message -----
From: "jackie" <jackieeuk@...>
To: <dobermaneuropeclub@...>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Doberman Europe Club] Two males living together?


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> this is a late reply and i have to appologise for not being on this
> site for over 2 yrs but hopefully im back lol.
>
> two male dobies just wont work no matter how they are with other
> dogs,they are such a dominent breed that they just wont accept each
> other in the house.
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> many years ago i tried it 8yr old and a 5 month old and all was well
> until the youngster became 11 months old and all hell broke out
> massive fights.they were 100% fine on neutral territory and could be
> walked together but as soon as we got home they had to live in
> seperate parts of the house ,if they saw each other through frosted
> glass they started.
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> i learnt the hard way and thought because of the age difference it
> would have worked with the younger one taking over but the older dobie
> wouldnt back down.
>
> when the fighting starts between dobies for dominancy there is NO
> warning,NOTHING triggers it off .
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> can anyone remember the pet rescue episode where a man had a dobie and
> a rescue allowed him to adopt another male into the house ?
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> the adopted dog was almost paralised by the severe injuries caused to
> his back,again during the interview the man said there was absolutely
> nothing to trigger the attack,both dogs were lying down and without
> warning the resident dog attacked.
>
> it is always recommended to have no more than 3 living in the house 1
> dog and 2 bitches but bitches again can be as bad as the dogs. they
> are very dominent and dont always accept the same sex.
>
> with my situation sadly cancer got the better of my old boy and so i
> was forced to make the decsion to have him PTS .this solved the
> problem of having to make the choice of giving the younger one up for
> adoption but i got no one to blame but myself !! i knew two dogs
> wouldnt live together but i thought beacuse of the age gap it would
> sort the boys out but it didnt and it wont.
>
> both my boys were 100 % with other dogs outside whilst walking and as
> previously stated could be walked together but as soon as we got home
> they would have fought to the death something i would never want to
> go through again and something i learnt when told something from
> experienced people to listen and learn from them !
> kind regards
>
> jackie
>
> ps.....paul great to see this site still going from strength to strength
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> xx
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Wed Dec 15, 2004 5:34 pm

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hi, at 16months old the new dog will b reaching his so called teenage yrs so he mite have a bit of an attitude with other males (base ball cap on the wrong...
clarkealfie@...
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Oct 3, 2004
3:38 pm

Hi John, Thanks for the reply, The guy is coming round tomorrow so I've arranged for us to take them both out to neutral ground to see how there are together. ...
Sharon
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Oct 3, 2004
4:26 pm

Hi Sharon, I`ve had 2 males living together, and I do know that around the 2-3 years of age is the time when the males will attempt to demonstrate their...
Philip Kilpatrick
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Oct 3, 2004
11:59 pm

Hi Phillip, Thank you for your reply. After all the excellent advice given to me i will definitely be getting a bitch when we get our next Dobie:-)) Its just...
Sharon
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Oct 4, 2004
2:44 pm

How I do very much agree with you Jackie, but with regard to having three in the house, I always thought that two were company and three a crowd - a problem...
Gloria Pascoe
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Dec 15, 2004
5:35 pm

hi gloria yep i go along with that a pair is much better but you can have 3 but no more than 3 i had 3 for a short time but the 3rd i took on to help out...
jackie
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Dec 15, 2004
5:48 pm

It does work for some I agree, but I think that I will just stick to a dog and a bitch in the house together. Years ago I kept a Dobermann female and a male...
Gloria Pascoe
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Dec 15, 2004
6:14 pm

Hi All I can totally agree with the 2's ok but 3's a crowd. We have an 11yr old neutered male Weimaraner, a 5yr old Dobe bitch and an 18 month old Dobe male....
Karen Turner
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Dec 16, 2004
12:54 pm

Greetings, I only recently became a member of this group, and don't know where other members reside, or where their dobermans came from. I live in the United...
Linda Rusinko
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Dec 18, 2004
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