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Which sex would you choose2007-11-25 2:55:39

The key thing is training! Having them as puppies and properly training them is what is going to make most of your difference. When you select a breed, you should find several breeders to talk to and ask them for their advice. I would also get one puppy at a time one year apart each. This way they would bond with me more than the other puppy and it makes training easier.

Also, if you are considering a puppy, check out the Ultimate Puppy Toolkit. It is an awesome training aid. I love this resource. Our breeder sent it home a couple of weeks before we got our puppy home, and it was a life saver.

Good luck and enjoy your pups!

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A lot of females tend to be dominant and will try to assert that to other females especially. Getting 2-3 females could pose a problem. I would go with a female and 2 males.

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You should get Females because they are less aggestive and they are playful.

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Female - They won't go out looking for a mate and are more loyal. Also, they won't be as aggressive as males.

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i have two poms, one female and one male and one female american eskimo, the oldest is the eskimo and she takes very good care of the two lil ones, she's very protective of them and they all love eachother...lol

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I would get 2 males an 1 female especially if your getting bully type breeds. Females tend to be a bit on the bossy type especially with other females.

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I guess that would depend on a lot of things, are you planning on keeping all of your pets "intact" than I would probably say two females and one male. The females themselves will probably fight a little bit because there will always be that top(alpha) dog. If you are going to spay/neuter them than it really doesn't matter. When I was growing up my mom had rescued five dogs and all of them were male except one and they all got along just fine. Intact they were so close that when one of them passed with old age the other died soon after and they were both male. It also depends on the breed as well as whether they are intact or not. Or if they grow up together and they think of each other as part of the pack. I hope this helps.

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I go with 1 male, 2 females, too- all of them fixed.

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I would get 2 Giant schnauzers but make sure they are females. They will be less dominant.

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Females tend to be more competitive, and if you end up with 2 alpha personalities look out they will fight more bitterly than any to males and will hold grudges a long time afterward as well.