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cheryl000 · 11-16-2005, 05:40 PM

He is very cute. But I really think you should get him fixed. It is VERY hard to have a pet AND a stud. You have to really pick one or the other. Having a stud is very difficult on you and the carpet. After he has mated he will change. He is more likely to mark and uhm... mate with your leg or various objects (trying to put this nicely.) When my pug was only 5 months old and only a week before he was to be fixed he started to TRY to do the deed with my neighbor's spaded lab/pointer mix. It was SOOOO embarrassing because the kids were outside playing and I thought Bailey was too young to do that. Dogs live healthier and happier lives when they've been fixed. We all want our pets to live as long as possible.
I think he also looks big and you will have to find a female bigger which is hard to do and the pups will be VERY hard to sell if they're are going to be above the breed standard.

11-16-2005, 05:40 PM	#11
cheryl000 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: none Posts: 1,495	dog He is very cute. But I really think you should get him fixed. It is VERY hard to have a pet AND a stud. You have to really pick one or the other. Having a stud is very difficult on you and the carpet. After he has mated he will change. He is more likely to mark and uhm... mate with your leg or various objects (trying to put this nicely.) When my pug was only 5 months old and only a week before he was to be fixed he started to TRY to do the deed with my neighbor's spaded lab/pointer mix. It was SOOOO embarrassing because the kids were outside playing and I thought Bailey was too young to do that. Dogs live healthier and happier lives when they've been fixed. We all want our pets to live as long as possible. I think he also looks big and you will have to find a female bigger which is hard to do and the pups will be VERY hard to sell if they're are going to be above the breed standard.