Several years ago I rescued a female dog for the first time. I've always had male dogs before and worried that my little wiener dog Oscar might want to "take advantage" of Loretta (both are "fixed"). But Loretta put a stop to that at the very first meeting. As soon as Oscar decided to explore the private bits - Loretta let out a very certain growl and a quick nip and Oscar knew his place. Through the last several years, if Oscar got too close, the low growl was all that was needed to get the point across. Problem is that Oscar is old and sickly these days and can't hear well anymore. In the last several weeks I've witnessed him poking around "there" while Loretta is eating and heard the definitive growl. Oscar, having not heard the growl, assumed it is suddenly OK! I've had to yell at him (loudly) to get him to stop before she got upset and snapped at him.
They say men are pigs - I guess it applies to dogs too.
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By the way, how is that bitch and that son of a bitch doing?
The silly blond bitch is doing well - always on the hunt. The son of a bitch is about the same. He's been on 6 rounds of antibiotics since Feb. but hanging in there. He is a stinky son of a bitch for sure!
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