Our dog is a 2 yr old Border Terrier. He's a champion little fella and the pair of us love him dearly. My wife didn't like dogs untill i managed to convince her that they were cool and she fell in love with our friends Border terrier. So we got our own. She now is all soppy over him and is quite into dogs. Not scared of them anymore. Which is great.
The dog i grew up with and the dogs i love are boxers. But wifey hasn't been too keen on getting another dog cos she thinks Herbie won't love her if there's another dog around.
She's also not too keen on big dogs. In the last week she's met a real soppy Rhodesian Ridgeback and last night at our friends, they convinced her it would be good for little, fat, lazy Herbie to have a friend. Today she's found some boxer puppies she likes too. :thumb:
So after years of trying, begging etc i finally get to have another Boxer.
I've never had two dogs at once before. Is there some tips you guys could give me here? I don't want Herbie to feel another dog is getting more attention or create a rivalry. But the Boxer will need to spend more time with me as they need lots of input whilst young to get them trained.
We've singled out these breeders boxers, they have a great reputation and the dogs look superb. The hardest part now is deciding if we want a red or a brindle... then waiting for a litter.
The dog i grew up with and the dogs i love are boxers. But wifey hasn't been too keen on getting another dog cos she thinks Herbie won't love her if there's another dog around.
She's also not too keen on big dogs. In the last week she's met a real soppy Rhodesian Ridgeback and last night at our friends, they convinced her it would be good for little, fat, lazy Herbie to have a friend. Today she's found some boxer puppies she likes too. :thumb: So after years of trying, begging etc i finally get to have another Boxer.
I've never had two dogs at once before. Is there some tips you guys could give me here? I don't want Herbie to feel another dog is getting more attention or create a rivalry. But the Boxer will need to spend more time with me as they need lots of input whilst young to get them trained.
We've singled out these breeders boxers, they have a great reputation and the dogs look superb. The hardest part now is deciding if we want a red or a brindle... then waiting for a litter.
