Posted by roxy on May 11, 1998 at 18:43:12:
In Reply to: Re: Pekingese dogs posted by Reecy Cooper on January 22, 1998 at 11:18:17:
I am in need of a young female, not show quality, Pekingsese dog, to replace one which died and it belonged to a friend. Are there any breeders or small-time folks who would have one for sale? Please contact me at the e mail address above asap! Thanks!> > > > the pack behavior. Too many people expect dogs to behave like people,
> > > > like they're going to shake hands and be friends after meeting. It
> > > > would nice if it works that way, but it doesn't. Just give them time,
> > > > be patient, and I'm sure you'll be fine. The only thing I would try to
> > > > find out is the background of the peke at the shelter. If he was
> > > > abused, he may have some problems socializing with not just the other
> > > > dog, but you as well, for a little while. This is true of any shelter
> > > > dog, not just pekes. That's not to say they won't be a great pet,
> > > > though, it's just something to be aware of when you start forming the
> > > > bond between you and your dog.
> > > I agree with Todd's point about any rescue dog. Try to find out background. These dogs can be terrific. Just to let you know, I have 2 Poodles and 2 Pekes. I just got my newest addition a week ago and things are going very well. Yes, there is a bit of growling, but I am used to that an know it will stop as soon as the new baby knows his place in the pack. Good luck. I hope the rescue works out for you. These little guys are terrific (as are Pugs).
> > > Cathy
> I have a five year old pekingese that gets along great with my two
> year old golden retriever.They play together,eat together and sleep
> together.The pekingese ,Happy,is always in control of the play.The
> retriever loves her dearly and understands not to play too rough
> without my stepping in.