Hi! Rhonda Rickermann is my name. I am on the waiting list for a puppy in Aug-Sept. We had a lot of questions for Cairin before we sent our money. She was so helpful. We have requested a male, but my single son (not living at home) wants me to get a female. My question is, which is easier? I am so looking forward to the arrival of a new puppy in our home. We have had three different type dogs in our 40 years of marriage. We had a Dalmatian, a Basenji, and a rescue dog. So after having a rescue we decided to go back to a full breed dog. I think knowing that Cairin does DNA on her male and female to make sure there are no healthy issues, drew me to this breeder. If there is anything anyone would like to tell me, please feel free to let me now. I'M EXCITED!!
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My question is, which is easier, male or female?
My question is, which is easier, male or female?
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August mommies will be : Lady Brittney, Nova, Winter and SKY
So is Sir Glock your male that mates with a female you have in mind? Whom are the parents of the upcoming litter for Aug/Sept.
Hi Rhonda! Im so glad that you are using the website for questions. It may help another family who has the same questions! Which sex is easier...well, they are both really easy. Bostons are so very easy to take care of. Little to no shedding, easy to train, easy to love. The only difference that I have noticed between the two sexes is that 1. The male Boston loves to protect his property. Yard, house, or specific perimeter borders. 2. The female tends to protect their family from the hip. They may not let anyone threatening get close to you. Our Sir Glock loves to run the yard and watch to make sure that no one enters the yard; whereas, our females jump in our laps when strangers come to the home.
Hopefully, families can comment if they have any more insight to the difference between a male and a female. I hope this helps Miss Rhonda!