What Sex Dog Do You Prefer

[Gayle.]

I adore my boys but my heart lies with a gorgeous black tri girl who is the centre of my world.

[dogdogdog]

Once upon a time I would have said I will never have a male dog.

Well I now have two boys and a girl.

She absolutely can do my head in. She is such a bitch at times actually most of the time.

The boys are lovely, though the marking can also do my head in.

[Sheridan]

Wheaten boy, kerry girl. I love kerry boys, too, of course, but I love the wheaten boys better than wheaten girls so a kerry girl it is.

Edited November 5, 2010 by Sheridan

[B-Q]

My first choice would be a boy, after that its just whatever dog fits.

[Enigma]

Girls for sure, they dont have dangley bits and pink pencils and dont pee on every second blade of grass

[ellz]

I've only ever had a couple of "heart dogs" that were female. The boys seem to endear themselves to me as a rule.

My current boy chose me when he was first able to get himself up on Teletubbie legs and waddle over to me...he chose his name at the same time. I'm thankful he has turned out the quality that he has as a show dog because no matter what, he was staying!

[becks]

I much prefer the girls. I prefer the more independent nature and that they can have different moods. I've had 4 males and 3 have been rehomed, as I just didn't bond with them, like I do with the girls.

[GoldenGirl85]

Ive only ever had girls, I couldnt see myself owning a boy

My mum has always had girls too, and decided to get a boy for their latest dog, as much as she loves him, she said she will definitely go a girl next time round lol

[laneka]

Went to complete the poll but as all the dogs are desexed, I can't. I show my dogs and occassionally breed.

[kmaci]

Girls for sure, they dont have dangley bits and pink pencils and dont pee on every second blade of grass

and they dont get "really friendly" with your guests ;)

[sas]

LOL This thread could relaly be taken a number of different ways!

[Jimmay]

I love my boys. In fact all my pets are boys. My dog's a boy, my parrot's a boy and my quail are boys. Any future pets i'd take a preference to boys too.

[Guest belgian.blue]

Always had girls my entire life and now I have a female and male. Badger is my first male and truthfully I adore both but would never own two females.

I would never own just one dog again, life is better with two or more.

Ivy is very very cuddly and sooky, she loves nothing more than to get into bed every morning and snuggle. Badger does the same when he is allowed. He is defiantly mummies boy.

I was scared of getting a male but up for the challenge .. He is also yet to lift his leg hehe. He also doesn't mark nor do he sniff everything. I think I go the best male dog ever

It depends on the personal dog I say, nothing to do with gender.

[ellz]

Girls for sure, they dont have dangley bits and pink pencils and dont pee on every second blade of grass

and they dont get "really friendly" with your guests ;)

My boys don't do that whether entire or desexed. Maybe that is part of proper and appropriate socialisation and training and not a gender issue at all????

[Tay.]

I'm much more bonded with my girl. But her bitchy-ness towards other dogs gets annoying, but my boy just loves everyone.

[Pointees]

I went with girl, boy and girl, 2 girls and a boy (he can then look tough with his two 'bitches')

[Remarkabull]

Girls for sure, they dont have dangley bits and pink pencils and dont pee on every second blade of grass

and they dont get "really friendly" with your guests

My boys don't do that whether entire or desexed. Maybe that is part of proper and appropriate socialisation and training and not a gender issue at all????

My boys don't do that either. My desexed male (JRTxChi) does get very friendly with our male (also desexed) cat. It's actually pretty funny to see cause the cat is twice his size and just sits there with this bored look on his face! He doesn't do it often and always stops when told.

[westielover]

4 boys in this house .... they all get along great which is awesome

[westielover]

oops gremlins!

Edited November 5, 2010 by westielover

[Guest Tess32]

Much prefer boys. In fact so far I haven't bonded with ANY female dog I've owned or known.