Male or female?

Elentia · 09-06-2010, 14:07

How nice that somebody ask this question

its also interesting for me, the differences between male and female in relation to their susceptibility to training, level of aggression and obedience.
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

I don't know is it true, I don't have Csv. On the other hand, based on these few dogshows I was, if the owner had the problem with the dog (for example dog didn't tolerate other dogs), it was always with females

ok maybe coincidence. But it seems that males are more often "good boys"

? maybe somobody who has both, male and female, can make this comparison, and share with his/ her conclusions?

09-06-2010, 14:07	#5
Elentia Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Rataje /Wrocław Posts: 137	How nice that somebody ask this question its also interesting for me, the differences between male and female in relation to their susceptibility to training, level of aggression and obedience. 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 I don't know is it true, I don't have Csv. On the other hand, based on these few dogshows I was, if the owner had the problem with the dog (for example dog didn't tolerate other dogs), it was always with females ok maybe coincidence. But it seems that males are more often "good boys" ? maybe somobody who has both, male and female, can make this comparison, and share with his/ her conclusions?