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Upbringing & character How to care for a puppy, how to socialize it, the most common problems with CzW, how to solve them.... |
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Thanks miran,
On another thread, I read it might me a gender difference that females are more independent than the males generally? Is this true? |
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For me-only male. Why? When they are adult and have some ideas to beat another dog, males are doing the theatre. They stays, "getting bigger", kill by eyes the enemy- you have a lot of time to come and stop. As I saw the females-they are starting in one second, without signals... it's very hard to stop them.
Wolfdog -male must show, how he is big, strong etc, he always has a time for the show ![]() If our male feels stronger than other dog- he doesn't want to do nothing. Good male is always nice for puppies and young dogs (till 10 month), for females-even histerical - "peace force" ![]() For me-it's much easier with good male than female ![]() |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Rataje /Wrocław
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How nice that somebody ask this question
![]() Gaga, I heard that females are easier to handle. If you are the beginner and your CsV is you first, breeder always suggest to take female ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I always prefered and still prefer females, also for working.
It is true that they don´t fight that often and if they do often harder but this is a question of sozialisation and TRAINING and very much oft the timing and training abilities of the owner. They are better in reaching their goals in the end but they try it by charming the owner not so often by trying to bully him. And the showing of and urin marking is something that is getting on my nerves in males, females often work more concentrated. I always found that the constellation of a single woman and a male dog is often difficult because they build up a kind of packleader couple, what gives the male duties that are more difficult to controle by a woman, like territorial aggression against other males, which is a duty of the highest ranking male. I think it is simply a question of personal taste and abilties of the owner. Ina |
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That's true Ina ![]() Elentia - "everybody knows" that "females are easier to handle". But I'm not sure :P All my life I had only females (mix, GSD), I was dreaming about a male. I have it at last ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Ina wrote very good: "everything is a question of sozialisation and TRAINING", but I saw females and males in the same situations and my opinion is that male is ..better? (ha ha ..for me) .. OK .. easier ![]() OF course- if you feel really good prepared for wolfdog ;P (I didn't hear about attack of wolfdog -female on her owner, I hear many times about the attack of males, but it's another question, not: male or female) |
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Location: Kraków
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I'm sure I'd never be able to handle a male physically. Chey is a good boy now, but I remember seeing Gaga lifting a 40+ kg youngster when she was explaining him who the pack leader was.
![]() ![]() ![]() However strong my girl is, I can still manage her on a plain collar without any "devices"(even when she sees her beloved Bernese in the street. ![]() |
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Right, I forgot- male is for people mentally strong (not brutal, just strong, controlled, consistent)- then you doesn't need any devices. I'm, so for me it's no problem
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#9 |
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Location: Bad Dürkheim
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As I am not going in pulling heavy sledges for every work.
Ina |
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