Does anyone have any experience or opinions on raising a puppy with its mother? I've seen a few sites that don't think it's a good idea. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
It's not reall a good idea but I did it with my dog Capone and his mom Sabre. It didn't take long for her to really want to kick his ass. She said, this kid has to go, fun times are over pal..LOL. He was seperated at a pretty young age as he annoyed everyone else plus he is my new competition dog and his fun times come from me <img src="http://www.leerburg.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> He looks to me to be his buddy.
I have a dog left over from a litter and his mother is my house dog. Charlie is 9 months old and I have had no issues. I am planning to keep a female from my current litter (she is just to good to sell) What I always do is seperate the pups from their mother after they have been weaned. There is no proplem having a pup and his mother at the same time as long as you keep them seperated unless you are with them and even then somtimes it's just better to keep them seperated all the time.
Charlie is kept in an out door kennel and never interacts with his mother. He is trained, exersized and lives like my other dogs. He has no interaction with any of my other dogs ever! This is not because I have his mother it's because my two other males would probably hurt him and he anoys his mother. I do allow my older male to interact with my house dog at night when I bring him in for the night and I will allow the younger male to interact with her in the house ocassionally neither of the other dogs bother her but her son does.
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Opinions on raising a puppy with its mother?
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