Is It Hard To Keep Male Dogs Together ?

[Sean Horgan 5]

Currently got a male cocker. looking for male lurcher and possibly a lab. Lots of people have said leaving them unneutered will cause trouble is this true ?

[jeppi26 1,855]

Never kennel dogs together more hassle then it's worth

[paulus 26]

had 2 together for over 6 years, but depends on you and the dogs temperament, ages when put together etc.

[mushroom 12,827]

had 2 together for over 6 years, but depends on you and the dogs temperament, ages when put together etc.

I had two that lived together for 6-7 years never a problem then one day all Hell broke loose. Came home to find claret on the ceiling ffs this was a Victorian house so really high ceilings

[jeppi26 1,855]

 

had 2 together for over 6 years, but depends on you and the dogs temperament, ages when put together etc.

 

I had two that lived together for 6-7 years never a problem then one day all Hell broke loose. Came home to find claret on the ceiling ffs this was a Victorian house so really high ceilings

How th fook did you clean that ??? been so small n that lollol

[mushroom 12,827]

 

 

had 2 together for over 6 years, but depends on you and the dogs temperament, ages when put together etc.

I had two that lived together for 6-7 years never a problem then one day all Hell broke loose. Came home to find claret on the ceiling ffs this was a Victorian house so really high ceilings

How th fook did you clean that ??? been so small n that lollol

 

Step ladders you foolish person :laugh:

[jeppi26 1,855]

 

 

 

had 2 together for over 6 years, but depends on you and the dogs temperament, ages when put together etc.

 

I had two that lived together for 6-7 years never a problem then one day all Hell broke loose. Came home to find claret on the ceiling ffs this was a Victorian house so really high ceilings

How th fook did you clean that ??? been so small n that lollol

Step ladders you foolish person :laugh:

Step ladders must a felt like you was climbing mount Everest lollol

[mushroom 12,827]

 

 

 

 

had 2 together for over 6 years, but depends on you and the dogs temperament, ages when put together etc.

I had two that lived together for 6-7 years never a problem then one day all Hell broke loose. Came home to find claret on the ceiling ffs this was a Victorian house so really high ceilings

How th fook did you clean that ??? been so small n that lollol

Step ladders you foolish person :laugh:

Step ladders must a felt like you was climbing mount Everest lollol

 

It did indeed.....My latest job involves wearing a velcro suit and being thrown at a wall

[Irishman 117]

If the dogs get on and you have a good kennel with room you be ok if not its a nightmare its up to you to take the chance

Edited February 23, 2014 by Irishman

[samba 534]

you get probs with either sex in my book depends on dogs/bitches temprements had a bitch kennelled for years with a beagle then one day death in paradise

[bullx100% 681]

I personally don't kneel any dogs together....have done in past ...when thinks can go wrong.....they do go wrong!

[Ideation 8,216]

Not worth the risk of kenneling together.

 

Working together. . . . no problem!

[skycat 6,173]

We have two large male lurchers, and a male Whirrier: the Whirrier has to live in a kennel 24/7 because he's a feisty little thing though no nastiness in him: just little man syndrome or should I say, typical terrier attitude. But he can and does work fine with the lurchers when they are concentrating on a common cause. The two big male lurchers live togethe in the house with absolutely no problem: though their two temperaments are poles apart. The older dog is boss, calm and intelligent and confident, and the Saluki head case is very submissive to him and there's never been a problem. But I do kennel them separately when we're both out, as you can never, ever say for certain that it wouldn't kick off especially if some of the bitches are in or near season. Having said that, I have bitches I wouldn't leave loose together either: it all depends on how well you understand your dogs and can read them.

[mushroom 12,827]

We have two large male lurchers, and a male Whirrier: the Whirrier has to live in a kennel 24/7 because he's a feisty little thing though no nastiness in him: just little man syndrome or should I say, typical terrier attitude. But he can and does work fine with the lurchers when they are concentrating on a common cause. The two big male lurchers live togethe in the house with absolutely no problem: though their two temperaments are poles apart. The older dog is boss, calm and intelligent and confident, and the Saluki head case is very submissive to him and there's never been a problem. But I do kennel them separately when we're both out, as you can never, ever say for certain that it wouldn't kick off especially if some of the bitches are in or near season. Having said that, I have bitches I wouldn't leave loose together either: it all depends on how well you understand your dogs and can read them.

Kind of what happened to me except they were never separated if we went out Big feckin mistake but it was 6-7 years in the making After that we always separated them if we went out.

 

The next fight they had was after we had come back from the Lakes one Sunday the dogs were fuucked so we decided to stop at the local country pub for some food... The plates were put on the table and some guy came in asking who's was the red car with dogs in it as the were going mental....... piss off I said who's put you up to this? No I'm serious.. So out I goes, opened the boot to find three now completely red! white dogs panting like fook cost me a good few grand that did and the next day when the mrs was washing out the claret from the car (It looked like a Vietnam huey) she found one of the dogs ears :laugh:

[Rake aboot 4,935]

I have a cocker and two lurcher, kenneled and housed together. No problems, yet.