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Jefry - English Bulldog Dog
Adopted
DogEnglish Bulldog
ProfileMale, 2 Years
VaccinatedYes
DewormedYes
Neutered
No 
ConditionHealthy
BodyMedium Size, Medium Fur
ColorBlack
LocationSeri Kembangan, Kuala Lumpur
Posted21 May 2012 (Updated 25 Jun 2012)
Adoption FeeFREE
 
Owner
  5 Comments
Thank you Mr.Yeow and family for adopting Jefry.

Although my family and I are sad that he is not part of our family anymore,we are happy that with God's grace, he has found a new cosy and loving HOME.

Thank you again,will miss Jefry very much.
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JTLiew   May 31st 2012 at 9:35AM
i believe dog learn and understand fast. Just be patient and give Jefry more time. Poor boy if u let go him, he will be sad and lost.....god bless
just like my Shih Zhu after years...now good company with my Pug
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helena   May 31st 2012 at 1:51PM
Thank you for your comment. It has become severe that we have separated them( avoid contact). Both has dominating character. it started since he was 1 years old,....now its escalated too much that we took such a decision.
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ManekiNeko   May 31st 2012 at 2:28PM
Hi, Helena -- you might find that the aggressive behaviours would stop if you neutered your two dogs. It would not decrease their protectiveness, their effectiveness as guards, but it would put a stop to the dominance fights. Just a thought...
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Eileen08   May 31st 2012 at 9:36PM
Both male dogs, fighting for territory _ this isn't surprising. If you are not a strong leader, they will continue fighting for dominance. Neutering them will help lessen the aggression. And if you provide leadership, both will be able to get along.
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helena   Jun 1st 2012 at 1:37PM
Thank you for your comments.. I will probably schedule them to be neutered. Hope it reduces their level of aggression. Thank you..
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