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Made it home, my truck windows have been mastiffied, he lliked licking the windows. My other dog took right up with him after a couple of minutes. I am officially a mastiff owner now! I have named him Gus. He is wore out after all the exploring and trip home. Notice the nice green hankercheif the breeder had on him when we got there, too cute.
All went well, all the playing and excitement wore him out. He slept from about 830pm to 830am, he whimpered once for about 3minutes. He ate breakfast and done his business, played a bit, got some leash lessons this morning. So on a hummerous note, my Greater Swiss Mtn. Dog is in season, and at 11 weeks he is full aware, of course the GSMD thinks he is silly...he follows her around a lot. They play a lot too. Her bed is next to his crate, I think that helped the transition as well.
Congrats on the new addition. As was mentioned, enjoy the puppy stage as it doesn't last long. I see you have another large breed so it probably isn't new to you when it comes to waiting until maturity before neutering but we have seen a lot more posts on corso pages recently of vets pushing for the early neuter/spay
I have no intentions of having him “fixed” anytime soon, maybe never. We have decided to have our female dog fixed though. I am afraid the next heat she has, Gus will have figured things out, and growed a little bit.Congrats on the new addition. As was mentioned, enjoy the puppy stage as it doesn't last long. I see you have another large breed so it probably isn't new to you when it comes to waiting until maturity before neutering but we have seen a lot more posts on corso pages recently of vets pushing for the early neuter/spay
Thank you, he is so laid back. Bet you can’t wait to get your puppy!
