Do male great pyrenees get along with each other if they are raised together?

Question

We are purchasing a male great pyrenees puppy from a breeder. We would like to have 2 from the same litter,both male.Is this a good or bad idea? My only concern is the possibility of the males fighting and not getting along.Does anyone have 2 male pyrenees raised together?If so ,what are the results?

Answer 1

Get them neutered before they reach maturity, and they can get along. Intact males of any breed do not tend to get along well.

Answer 2

That sounds great. They will never get bored! They should be a little tired and they will be two sides of a human. I have twin cats from the same litter, and when we go on vaction we never worry about them being bored. So, I think that should be great for them and you!

Answer 3

call him Seymour, provide him the middle call of Butts, then he may well be Seymour Butts ;D Lol. Anywho, I observed one as quickly as who's call became Titan, and that i enjoyed it. And yet another named Gabriel. Boris may well be a competent, dopey sounding call. I additionally like Claude, or Gunther out of those you pronounced above. Others would desire to be: Bo(or Beau) Henry Elliot(my canines call, haha) Humphrey(careful with that inspite of the shown fact that, would not prefer to instruct him right into a humper ;P) Zeus Jasper Baloo(like from the Jungle e book) ..........Aaannnddd i'm out of ideas. sturdy success! you're choosing a eye-catching breed (:

Answer 4

If they are neutered and you don't have any females for them to fight over it will be fine. Especailly since they are litter-mates. Any dog of any breed can be trained to be fine with other dogs if the correct approach is taken. Don't ever favor one dog over the other and keep things fair between them, such as food, exercise and attention.

Answer 5

if they are neutered early enough... a spayed female and a neutered male would make much better companions,,, your breeder should have discussed this with you if indeed they are reputable