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by Slamdunc on 05 November 2012 - 16:11
Judron,
Glad you are ok! I have been there also and it is no fun. I actually had my two females go at it once and just as I separated them the male stepped in and one female laid into him which was a mistake. I had the male off the ground in my right hand the female off the ground in my left hand and the second female came back for more. I was holding her back with my foot. I looked like Ralph Maccio in the Karate Kid only I was fighting with three dogs. Those two bitches were never together unsupervised again. It was always a pain in the ass keeping them separated in the house, since the male would open doors and let the other dogs out. Kennels are a great thing. My wife will not allow two females in the house again.
Theskridge,
I would be concerned about elbows and hips with your dogs. I would recommend getting the hips and elbows done when they are old enough and OFA them.
Glad you are ok! I have been there also and it is no fun. I actually had my two females go at it once and just as I separated them the male stepped in and one female laid into him which was a mistake. I had the male off the ground in my right hand the female off the ground in my left hand and the second female came back for more. I was holding her back with my foot. I looked like Ralph Maccio in the Karate Kid only I was fighting with three dogs. Those two bitches were never together unsupervised again. It was always a pain in the ass keeping them separated in the house, since the male would open doors and let the other dogs out. Kennels are a great thing. My wife will not allow two females in the house again.
Theskridge,
I would be concerned about elbows and hips with your dogs. I would recommend getting the hips and elbows done when they are old enough and OFA them.
by judron55 on 05 November 2012 - 18:11
Slamdunc...Thanks...luckily my male was in the house....I had both by the collar when the youngest females' collar came off:-( she was pissed as she was the actual one attacked...and there was nothing I could do to seperate them. My son reached me as the youngest was making a meal out of the olders leg....and through all that, I was the one who came out injured the most. The youngest 23 month old...Bandit vom Wolfsheim daughter had a scratch on her nose....the oldest...2 1/2 yr old Harro von der Staatsmacht daughter had a few punctures on her leg but, nothing else:-) I took 13 stitches in my thumb....and I know better:-) The whole keeping them seperated is such a PITA...they are kenneled now but, they can't wait to engage again....
by hexe on 05 November 2012 - 18:11
Aww, cheesits, Ron...that really sucks! Glad you weren't too torn up in the fray, AND that your male was in the house and wasn't able to add to the fracas... Keep a close eye on those puncture wounds, as they're REALLY a big infection risk, especially on the legs. That one should be on at least a short course [10-14 days] of antibiotics, and hopefully you were able to flush the punctures out thoroughly. How you gonna decide which one to rehome?
by GSDPACK on 05 November 2012 - 19:11
they call them bitches for a reason!
by judron55 on 05 November 2012 - 19:11
Thanks Phyliss....I got her on anti-biotics that day....and flushed the wounds on me too:-) I've already decided to rehome the Staatsmacht bitch....my Bandit daughter is a much better dog...in a lot of ways:-)
by THEskridge on 07 November 2012 - 15:11
@Slamdunc he will be X-rayed when old enough I know about X'presso the sire and his elbow issue. I have the paperwork from the vet the previous owner sent to me :) I do have Healthy Paws insurance on him 90% $100 deductible just in case. If there are any issues I will post it and contact Marjorie I think who updates the health of dogs. This site has taught me well just a little late on a few other issues lol Out of all that he really is a great dog...I'll have to get some video of his bites and such when he's bigger
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