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May 29th 07, 08:21 AM
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Stunted growth of the beta male
We have a male German Shepherd (around 4yrs old) and a male golden lab
(now about 2 yrs old). Both are registered with the Kennel Club so the lineage and breeds are pure. However, our Younger dog hasn't reached his full height. Is it because of the presence and domination of the alpha male ? Thanks in advance. 
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May 29th 07, 02:15 PM
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Stunted growth of the beta male
montana wildhack wrote:
On 2007-05-29 03:21:27 -0400, arushie said: our Younger dog hasn't reached his full height. Is it because of the presence and domination of the alpha male ? How would that work? Have you talked with your breeder about the issue? Have your dog's litter mates reached their "full height"? Maybe he thinks they're like goldfish... Keep too many in too small a tank and they stop growing.
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May 30th 07, 03:08 AM
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Stunted growth of the beta male
"Kathleen" wrote in message
... Maybe he thinks they're like goldfish... Keep too many in too small a tank and they stop growing. I wonder why our Saint Bernard reached 165 lean pounds in our 930 sq ft house? lol flick 100785
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