Need help picking a 1 male puppy out of a litter.

cull them both and get you some eli shit

 

Find a new ole lady. It'll make this life style much easier on you. My wife handles certain things but when it comes to the dogs it's not up for discussion.

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^^^ lol

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

man, i love this site! Lol

 

Pick the one with the smallest dick since you got all those women in the house and you don't want to get jealous over a dog do you?

 

I would take 2, looks don't do any hunting

 

fuckin wit pups is a crap shoot but i always go for who is the bravest aka shows the most courage. bang a couple pots close tp em and see who runs and who stays. if they both run try and see who is hesitant or reluctant to run or who runs but comes right back ect. also and you motherfuckers can chastise me if you want but i grab by the back of the neck and the back of there ass and hold em in the air for bout 30 secs if he starts to holler i wont fuck with em i dont like cry babies even in my own children if he has no pain tolerance than fuck em!!

 

til they get there minds right!! i only ask nicely the first time better ask my old lady!!

 

@treezpit if you ever try this on cur breeds you will find all the pups start screaming and hollering but a good bulldog pup wont thats my OP.and then i start talkin in that high voice atta boy!! etc. if they start waggin there tail i like that cuz even thou its uncomfortable they deal wit it without hollering.

 

on another note my old lady socked the shit outta me the other day cuz i said some crazy shit i shoulda kept too myself so i guess she aint playin games either!! lol.

 

I'm not a motherfucker and not here to chastise you or anyone for their choices, just curious as to your reasoning. I understand that the choice of which pup, depends on what you are doing with it and perhaps that method works for you, (curious if you have raised pups that yelped or ran when startled and then didn't work out as adults?).
Over my years with bulldogs I have very rarely had to pick a pup from a litter as we kept all breedings, raising them to adults. However, if I had culled using that basis, my time in the dogs would have ended in the first few generations.
Each to his own

 

Did you cry when the doc slapped your ass when you were born? If so you must be a cur, you should of been culled LMAO.

 

Can't tell what the pup will turn out to be, but you can look for good bone structure, good shape to the chest to make sure it will be a good winded dog, and that it has the type of bite you like. I like a good even bite , or a good scissor bite where the top teeth are ever so slightly in front of the bottom. A good eye can help pick good physical attributes , but only time will tell whether or not they have the right intelligence, agility, nose, quick mouth, and the all elusive gameness. Might want to observe both parents, and see how they act, and look. Good luck! YIS

 

My pup chose me, pushed the other bitches out the way and said "here I am."

 

nope didnt cry a bit!! doc thought it was somethin wrong with me!!

 

i also like a pup who tries to dominate at the food pan!! especially if hes challenging mom and dad for there feed!!

 

Dominance over food/toys is a good indicator, if you are looking for something to guard something, or if you just like a trouble maker as they will start something early in the litter. I don't particularly like or dislike that, it's just a pain in the ass having to separate them out.
I've had litters where they would start up at 3 weeks and would have to be separated, so far as even going after the momma dog!
As far as them being any better on average...no, just a lot more work.

What I don't like is show-offs..you know the kind..constantly trying to get at something, flippin out.(Fight crazy) especially when that animal will never be proven, but the owner thinks it's a good sign of 'gameness'.
I've also seen over dominant dogs get so much bravado that, when they run into something that shows them who's really boss...turn tail, mainly because of the owner instilling this false bravado.