BRIEF BACKGROUND INFO
I acquired my very 1st pet, a male rott puppy, about 2wks ago and he is now 2 months and 1 day old. I'm feeding him with dry/canned foods, Indomie, Golden Morn, egg, dry chicken neck, (vetzyme multivitamin tabs) etc for the feeding and he is responding tremendously coupled with 2nd round of deworming and vaccination I just gave him last week. He has a temporary house at the balcony but free to roam to any part of the compound and inside house...never been chained.

He's fully adapted to life in his new home and his permanent house will be ready this month end. I'm giving you the background info so that you will know how far I'm going to take care of my 1st pet and that the rottie boy is not suffering at all.

HOW YOU CAN HELP
Now, I have made up my mind to add another of his kind sooner than later and I need your candid professional and knowledgeable advice on the best breed and sex to add.

WHAT I THINK
My mind is kind of gazed at a female rott but my 1st and primary objective is to have pet-s whereas security comes second. Breeding and profit making is not part of my agenda hence i don't mind the sex. The other options I'm contemplating are GSD and Caucasian but I'm afraid i dont know much about the latter.

pmadise:
BRIEF BACKGROUND INFO
I acquired my very 1st pet, a male rott puppy, about 2wks ago and he is now 2 months and 1 day old. I'm feeding him with dry/canned foods, Indomie, Golden Morn, egg, dry chicken neck, (vetzyme multivitamin tabs) etc for the feeding and he is responding tremendously coupled with 2nd round of deworming and vaccination I just gave him last week. He has a temporary house at the balcony but free to roam to any part of the compound and inside house...never been chained.

He's fully adapted to life in his new home and his permanent house will be ready this month end. I'm giving you the background info so that you will know how far I'm going to take care of my 1st pet and that the rottie boy is not suffering at all.

HOW YOU CAN HELP
Now, I have made up my mind to add another of his kind sooner than later and I need your candid professional and knowledgeable advice on the best breed and sex to add.

WHAT I THINK
My mind is kind of gazed at a female rott but my 1st and primary objective is to have pet-s whereas security comes second. Breeding and profit making is not part of my agenda hence i don't mind the sex. The other options I'm contemplating are GSD and Caucasian but I'm afraid i dont know much about the latter.

These GSD pups are up for grab and about same age as your rot pup.
www.nairaland.com/2384359/superb-gsd-pups-sale
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Female will be your best bet though.

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How large is your family?

How much time do you have for the dogs?

Any kids? Any grown ups?

To really advice, we'll need more information.
My details are on my signature. You can holla.

You might not need another pet soon. Depends.

Prodeegee:
How large is your family?

How much time do you have for the dogs?

Any kids? Any grown ups?

To really advice, we'll need more information.
My details are on my signature. You can holla.

You might not need another pet soon. Depends.

Thanks oga Prodeegee. It's a family of five. 3 adults and 2 boys (age 5+ and 3). I get 4 days on the average weekly while my younger brother fill the void when I'm unavailable.

The house is fully fenced with gates always shut meaning guests must be physically accessed inside and no tenant.


@Magpies & Chucky234 & Sweetpet thanks u guys rock. However, won't a gsd and rott be at loggerhead and supremacy tussle over territory and food? I've narrowed my choice but more suggestions are highly welcomed.

pmadise:


Thanks oga Prodeegee. It's a family of five. 3 adults and 2 boys (age 5+ and 3). I get 4 days on the average weekly while my younger brother fill the void when I'm unavailable.

The house is fully fenced with gates always shut meaning guests must be physically accessed inside and no tenant.


@Magpies & Chucky234 & Sweetpet thanks u guys rock. However, won't a gsd and rott be at loggerhead and supremacy tussle over territory and food? I've narrowed my choice but more suggestions are highly welcomed.

Great!

Then there's enough hands to care for your pet.

You can get a Labrador puppy. I have a friend that has young puppies. Not ready for pickup tho

Lebrado is a better choice u think?

pmadise:
Lebrado is a better choice u think?

Yes, I strongly do

Prodeegee:


Yes, I strongly do

Bros, I decided to dig more about the lab breed and 2nd to the last paragraph below is a big offside:

"..". The breed originated on the island of Newfoundland, off the northeastern Atlantic coast of Canada. Originally called the St. John's dog, after the capital city of Newfoundland, he was bred to help the local fishermen — hauling nets, fetching ropes, and retrieving fish that had escaped the nets — as well as to be a family dog.

Today, most Labs skip the hard labor and spend their days being pampered and loved by their people. However, some Labs still serve as indispensable working dogs.

The Lab's sweet nature makes him an excellent therapy dog, visiting homes for the elderly and hospitals, and his intelligence makes him an ideal assistance dog for the handicapped. He also excels as a search and rescue dog or as a retriever for hunters, thanks to his athletic build, strong nose, and courageous nature. And Labs have also become the breed to beat at dog sports such as agility and obedience competitions — especially obedience.

There's one dog job that Labs are hopeless at: watchdog. In fact, owners say their sweet, helpful Lab is likely to greet an intruder and happily show him where the goods are stashed.

Labrador Retrievers have proven their usefulness and versatility throughout the breed's history, easily shifting from fisherman's companion, to field retriever, to show dog, to modern working dog. One role has remained constant: wonderful companion and friend."

pmadise:


Bros, I decided to dig more about the lab breed and 2nd to the last paragraph below is a big offside:

"..". The breed originated on the island of Newfoundland, off the northeastern Atlantic coast of Canada. Originally called the St. John's dog, after the capital city of Newfoundland, he was bred to help the local fishermen — hauling nets, fetching ropes, and retrieving fish that had escaped the nets — as well as to be a family dog.

Today, most Labs skip the hard labor and spend their days being pampered and loved by their people. However, some Labs still serve as indispensable working dogs.

The Lab's sweet nature makes him an excellent therapy dog, visiting homes for the elderly and hospitals, and his intelligence makes him an ideal assistance dog for the handicapped. He also excels as a search and rescue dog or as a retriever for hunters, thanks to his athletic build, strong nose, and courageous nature. And Labs have also become the breed to beat at dog sports such as agility and obedience competitions — especially obedience.

There's one dog job that Labs are hopeless at: watchdog. In fact, owners say their sweet, helpful Lab is likely to greet an intruder and happily show him where the goods are stashed.

Labrador Retrievers have proven their usefulness and versatility throughout the breed's history, easily shifting from fisherman's companion, to field retriever, to show dog, to modern working dog. One role has remained constant: wonderful companion and friend."

Lol...you have a rott already.

You need one badass and one sweet family dog. That's why I recommended the lab.

pmadise:


Bros, I decided to dig more about the lab breed and 2nd to the last paragraph below is a big offside:

"..". The breed originated on the island of Newfoundland, off the northeastern Atlantic coast of Canada. Originally called the St. John's dog, after the capital city of Newfoundland, he was bred to help the local fishermen — hauling nets, fetching ropes, and retrieving fish that had escaped the nets — as well as to be a family dog.

Today, most Labs skip the hard labor and spend their days being pampered and loved by their people. However, some Labs still serve as indispensable working dogs.

The Lab's sweet nature makes him an excellent therapy dog, visiting homes for the elderly and hospitals, and his intelligence makes him an ideal assistance dog for the handicapped. He also excels as a search and rescue dog or as a retriever for hunters, thanks to his athletic build, strong nose, and courageous nature. And Labs have also become the breed to beat at dog sports such as agility and obedience competitions — especially obedience.

There's one dog job that Labs are hopeless at: watchdog. In fact, owners say their sweet, helpful Lab is likely to greet an intruder and happily show him where the goods are stashed.

Labrador Retrievers have proven their usefulness and versatility throughout the breed's history, easily shifting from fisherman's companion, to field retriever, to show dog, to modern working dog. One role has remained constant: wonderful companion and friend."

Get yourself a GSD bro
What do you need lab for, are you a pharmacist?
I giving my GSD out for cheap, delay may be costly oooo

chucky234:
Get yourself a GSD bro
What do you need lab for, are you a pharmacist?
I giving my GSD out for cheap, delay may be costly oooo

lol.. Someone should buy this dogs naa
as for the dogs get a Gsd, there is something I call power balance: when one dog isn't dominant. The Gsd would do well with the rot with your help

I rest my case

Prodeegee:

I rest my case

Keep resting ooo