Also for my theory, "better to add than to replace," I put another male Leonberger (Oscar) for 63 days after one year from Wallace. Oscar was born on the same farm but the litter of Oscar Wallace has had some health problems, so Bruno and Mauritius have decided to keep at home mom (Nirvana, who died last year, to 6 years of osteosarcoma) with the sick puppies out of the box and keep the puppies healthy who saw his mother for the right time of lactation.
predictable results: Oscar is known peer relationships but does not know what the hierarchy, or the calming signals.
When he arrived home that evening of his arrival, and slings the bowl and Mafalda Mafalda is justly resentful: the blocked nose with his mouth and he was holed up crying in my legs. I did not say anything at all. I was sorry for him but it was right that he understood. Since then he has only met Mafalda, but with other dogs outside is always the bully (tail up, head high, approaching so ... staring straight in the eye ... a rude, in fact). And to think that within the family is an excellent junior, never tried to fight ...
was very different from Wallace. Oscar stood apart, slept apart. If you stroked him he got up and left. It made me suffer a lot, that his introverted. He seemed unwilling to participate in family life. He always wanted to go out, stay in the garden. All my dogs have always begged at the door if we were in the house. In fact, all my dogs are where we are: if we are inside their love to be in, if we are out of them want to come out and move their activities favorite (sleep) as we travel. Oscar no. Oscar always wanted to stay out of the top, regardless of the other dogs and humans. He had been so accustomed.
Now it's different, but if the sight is missing a dog you can be sure that it's always him.
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