Siberian Husky or Doberman Pinscher?
Husky!:) they are so pretty, and they are more prone to talk.
Will pitbull get along with Siberian Husky?
I have 2 Siberian Huskys right now. One male is about 5 months old and a female is 4 months old. Theyre very friendly and active. I wanna get one pitbull puppy. I wonder if they will fight each other.
Will a Siberian Husky get along with a Doberman Pinscher and Pitbull get along with eachother?
BTW: They're all from separate owners I know I know for sure the Husky was okay with other dogs in general but they it hasn't had an encounter with the others. Pitbull is 21 weeks old, Doberman 12 weeks, Husky is like 3 months or something.
Will a pitbull and a doberman get along?
In a nutshell, highly unlikely unless the male Dobermann has a low level of same sex male which is atypical for the breed. Same sex (male) aggression is a breed specific trait in the Dobermann and anyone who really knows the breed is aware of this and insures that there dog is trained to a react appropriately and be neutral in its behavior. From adolescence (typically six months) it is the rule as opposed to the exception that a male Dobermann will begin to develop some level of same sex aggression (male) which is a natural and dominant characteristic of the breed and not indicative of a defect in temperament. Contrary to what some people may assert you cannot remove a dominant characteristic that nature gave the dog by strength of personality and being an assertive clam fair and predictable leader, train it out of the dog so two males will "get along" inside the home or be easy going outside, with socialization or surgically removing the testicles as this will only serve to reduce the level of testosterone in a dog. My adult male Dobermann does have a mid range degree of degree of same sex aggression, but that instinct has been suppressed with consistent training to teach him to control his instinct to assert his position over other male dogs and start a fracas (which is primarily posturing and vocalization, with a snap if the other dog does back down and calm the situation with submissive behavior). He will mind his own business when he encounters other male dogs, but I am always vigilant because although he will not instigate a fight or chase after a dog, neither would he back away if a dog posed a real threat or was disrespectful in its behavior and jumped up or nipped at him. While there are a few male Dobermanns that are easy going with a low level of same sex aggression that is not something an owner should expect or count on as a male Dobermann matures. It may be fine with some (mine is with a handful males that are easy going and not "in his face" assertive and trained to a standard where the owner has control over their dog, as a rule I prefer taking him out with friends who own bitches. I suggest that if you want to move in with your boyfriend you surrender ownership of the Dobermann puppy to Dobermann breed rescue as that decision would be in his best interest.
Who would win in a fight, a German Shepherd or a Siberian Husky?
Definitely the dog that is younger and in better shape.Thing is, most dogs are good at avoiding fights. As pack animals, the weaker will submit to the stronger. There are exceptions but, unless a dog is mentally imbalanced, it won’t want to fight. Dogs are also very good at giving off warning signals. The tail position, head position, eye focus (looking down or staring), showing teeth, hair standing on end, and sounds like growling. Unlike people, dogs don’t feel any stigma for running off or rolling over and exposing their belly.
Do huskies get along with dobermans?
They should be fine. ADD: I agree that having 3 young dogs at once doesn't seem smart from a training and quality-time perspective...but as for the relationship between the Siberian and the Doberman, they should do fine. Siberians generally get along well with other dogs their size or larger.
Do husky and doberman get along?
I really love both breeds and after collage I'm planning to get them. So I'm thinking I'll get husky first an after a year I'll get the doberman so my question is will they get along? Husky is a pack dog so I think they should get along? What do you think?
Can a Doberman and Pitbull live together?
There are a few factors to consider here and there isn’t an easy yes or no answer. Firstly dog aggression runs strongly in the American Pit Bull Terrier and you would need a dog with a low strength of this trait to tolerate the presence of, get along with or like the company of another dog. Problem is that would be atypical for the breed, you would not know what you had until it matured and things either were fine or stared to go wrong. Even if they seemed fine together as adolescents into adults (how puppies behave is not a reliable indication of how the relationship will be as adults when the drives, characteristics, temperament and breed traits kick in), in the right circumstances something the other did could trigger dog aggression in the APBT, so would have to be kept separated if there was no-one there to supervised. Secondly, in the Doberman same sex (MALE) aggression is a breed specific trait. Contrary to the opinion of some, you cannot train part of a dog’s genetic makeup out of a male Doberman or remove it surgically by having the dog castrated. You may be lucky if you are considering purchasing two male puppies (double the workload with two puppies that need to be trained and socialized separately and more enjoyable and easier to focus on one pup for twelve months, getting a good foundation in place, before getting a second puppy I suggest), but it is more likely that when a male Doberman hits puberty, the relationship between two males will begin to deteriorate, ending up with one having to be found a new home. Contact breeders who produce quality Dobermans, Doberman rescue and the Doberman breed club for advice. They know the breed inside out and, want it in the right hands and will all tell you the same thing, male/male is a bad idea and very unlikely to work out in the way a prospective owner of two male dogs wants. Male/female is the best gender combination as adults when one dog is a Doberman. Also contact the American Pit Bull Terrier Club I suggest and ask for their advice on a multi dog household. Breed Clubs are fonts of useful information and will give a balanced account, motivated by what is in the best interest of the breed.
If an average healthy Doberman, and a healthy average German Shepherd were in a fight, which would win?
Niether. They are both big and powerful dogs. They will inflict massive damage upon each other. No responsible owner will stand for their loyal pets battling to the death. With that being said the dog that wins will be the one trying to protect his family other than the attacker. They are both bred to guard. They may be trained to attack or just get inclined to fight but the dog that feels like he's protecting his family will fight the hardest. I have a German shepherd bull mastiff mix and a english mastiff. They fought for dominance three times. A German shepherd is a smart and powerful dog. Mine won until he realized it wasn't smart to fight the younger, much larger, stronger dog. Dogs other than pitbull usually won't fight to the death. The dog that has something to fight for will fight harder. My German shepherd mix has been attacked by a pitbull once and I felt bad for their owner and the pitbull. I could call my dog off but the pitbull’s owner couldn't command her dog to stop. Luckily after being beat pretty severely it ran. My mix is 150lbs and athletic. He's ten years old now and still will wrestle and throw around my 8 month old mastiff. An 8 month old mastiff is a big big puppy. Now that he has given up dominance there's no more bloody fights.
Moving with Siberian Husky to Arizona?
Hi, I am moving to central Arizona in June 2008 from Milwaukee WI. I do however have a 3 year old Siberian Husky. I just want to make sure she'll be okay out there during those "brutal" summers I have been hearing soo much about.. Obviously we'll have air conditioning and she'll be in the house during the work day.... just want to make sure she'll be happy. I'm sure she will love the new area and the fenced in back yard we will now have as shell be able to run around freely when I am home... Any help you could send me or any tips and tricks or anything for that matter I might need to know about brining a dog to AZ would be appreciated.... thanks :)