I agree I would need to see them interacting plus I like to see their home environment. They both look the similar to be so I would need to watch them before deciding. This is what happened to me. Our breeder just had a new litter and we wanted a girl so based on looks we chose one (we had first pick). When the pups were 5 weeks old we got to visit them. Right away this little boy comes over and starts licking my DH hand and wants to be rub. He starts interacting with everybody and is playing with mom. The other puppies including the girl we chose were just watching. Plus the girl has a very cotton coat and the male is silky. Our current puppy is very active and we have an active lifestyle so instead we switched puppies and will be getting the boy. It was his personality that fit us better. This is why it is so important to see them in person. |