Female verses Male. That is the question for a pet? It has
been my experience that 75 percent of the people who
want house pets prefer female verses male. The main
reason for this is, a male dog as he matures tends to spray
or mark his territory in anticipation of finding a female in
season. It's nature and will happen. With proper training
and lack of opportunity this can be controlled. There is
however a way to eliminate this behavior. The male puppy
taken for a house pet needs to be neutered by the time he
is 6 months old. Your male puppy is more loving, loyal and
trainable. He will keep his little puppy attitude for the rest of
his life. Most never lift the leg at all throughout their lives
and live longer healthier lives because of the alteration!! I
just love my little boys.
Now lets take a look at the female , she is an adorable doll
as all puppies are. She will also Mature and come into her
season just like the male does. She swells in her genitals, she
bleeds, she gets moody and she marks her territory just like
the males. Females also have a tendency to be more likely
to pay you back if and when you do anything she doesn't
like. Such as: You go to the mailbox and don't let her go.
She will show her disapproval be leaving a little stool in
front of the door where she knows you will return. Males
don't seem to think in this manner!! He will bark or even
better just patiently wait for your return and greet you at
the door just as if you had been gone for hours. Again if a
female is to be kept as a house pet she needs to be
spayed by the time she is 6 months old. There will be no
more heat cycles. She will keep her little puppy attitude,
be easier to train, and be more loyal. She will also live
longer and be healthier because she has been altered.
been my experience that 75 percent of the people who
want house pets prefer female verses male. The main
reason for this is, a male dog as he matures tends to spray
or mark his territory in anticipation of finding a female in
season. It's nature and will happen. With proper training
and lack of opportunity this can be controlled. There is
however a way to eliminate this behavior. The male puppy
taken for a house pet needs to be neutered by the time he
is 6 months old. Your male puppy is more loving, loyal and
trainable. He will keep his little puppy attitude for the rest of
his life. Most never lift the leg at all throughout their lives
and live longer healthier lives because of the alteration!! I
just love my little boys.
Now lets take a look at the female , she is an adorable doll
as all puppies are. She will also Mature and come into her
season just like the male does. She swells in her genitals, she
bleeds, she gets moody and she marks her territory just like
the males. Females also have a tendency to be more likely
to pay you back if and when you do anything she doesn't
like. Such as: You go to the mailbox and don't let her go.
She will show her disapproval be leaving a little stool in
front of the door where she knows you will return. Males
don't seem to think in this manner!! He will bark or even
better just patiently wait for your return and greet you at
the door just as if you had been gone for hours. Again if a
female is to be kept as a house pet she needs to be
spayed by the time she is 6 months old. There will be no
more heat cycles. She will keep her little puppy attitude,
be easier to train, and be more loyal. She will also live
longer and be healthier because she has been altered.
Male vs. Female
