it is real...so I give each a blanket to sleep on, but one will eventually abandon his blanket and sleep with his brother's. Even when eating, they prefer to eat together, side by side, than apart. If taken to the vet, they have to be together otherwise, the one left behind will keep on howling until his brother returns. That's how real it is.
it is real...so I give each a blanket to sleep on, but one will eventually abandon his blanket and sleep with his brother's. Even when eating, they prefer to eat together, side by side, than apart. If taken to the vet, they have to be together otherwise, the one left behind will keep on howling until his brother returns. That's how real it is.
What about getting two dobermanns of same age, but each from different breeders ?
I think that would be fine! Regardless, I think Dobermans just play rougher than most especially with each other lol