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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can tell your DH that male Goldies don’t mark indoors. They might mark outdoors in favorite spots on the lawn, or they might not. Ours doesn’t. Actually, our male was quicker to completely potty train than our female. They’re so incredibly smart and eager to please. I’m excited for you! Get your son that boy puppy, and enjoy every silly minute! Wait to neuter him, if at all, until he’s at least 2 years old so that his bones can grow slowly and strong. We have two intact males and they’re total sweethearts (ages 2 and 7). You don’t have to alter them. Orijen Large Puppy is an excellent kibble. Kong Wubba is a great toy. You’re going to love this dog so much. [/quote] How big are your two males? Do you have issues with them humping or trying to get loose and wonder?[/quote] About 65lbs and 70lbs. Big enough to stretch out to cover an entire couch, but sweet enough to curl in a ball to make room when the kids want to sit with them. Big enough to block the stairs when the toddler took her first steps, then patient enough to sit by her for hours and hours while she put hair bows in his fur. Goldens are seriously the very best dogs. No humping or trying to get loose. Our boys just want to sit with their heads on someone’s leg or foot. Very, very attached. [/quote]
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