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Date Posted: 08:07:17 08/17/09 Mon
Author: Rayna
Subject: Re: Coomore Liffey 16 weeks
In reply to: James Brennan 's message, "Re: Coomore Liffey 16 weeks" on 01:51:12 08/17/09 Mon

I agree. Especially letting young pups run with the pack, they need to learn how to act like a dog. Too many times breeders seperate for fear of the pup bonding with the other dogs and not the new owners. Not once have I had this happen. My last litter (not boerboel) were born and raised in the same room where all the dogs sleep. I did have the whelping box fenced off, of course. But the puppies grew up right in the middle of everyone. As a trainer, I have seen many dogs that have fear aggression, or they don't know how to properly be around other dogs. They never had the chance to learn proper body language.

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