all 3 comments  [–]Synaxis 3 points4 points ago  Littermate
syndrome.  Get one, wait a year or more before you get the
second. It doesn't matter the breed, you don't want to deal with
littermate syndrome and that will definitely be a threat if you
raise two puppies together, even if they aren't biologically
related.  [–]it_just_dawned_on_me 1 point2 points ago  Got a 3
month old husky lab mix as a second dog, Odin. My siberian
husky, Frankie, was 9 mos old when we adopted Odin. It's great
that they wear each other out, but in retrospect I see we needed
more training with the first one. We take them to the dog park
frequently and Frankie and Odin just run off. This didn't happen
when he was our only pup. Frankie has forgotten his recall.
Obviously wasn't as solid as it should have been. But other
training has gone well, ie: potty training, sit, paw, because he
is smart and has Frankie to model.  I can't speak for getting
two pups at the same time that are the same age.  [–]stormyyskyy
1 point2 points ago  I tr