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I would consider very carefully before I added a new
male - even a neutered one - to a household with an intact male, especially as
they are so close in age. At 1 years of age Wolfgang may be very relaxed with
other males, but things could be very different in a year or two. Also it is
more difficult for a male to accept an other male in his own home than away from
home. And being a stud is certainly not going to help.
The fact that the puppy is blind may not mean that he is neccesarily
submissive. If he has the breeeding to be dominant, he will be even though he is
blind.
No one but you can make the decision, but I always tell people who wants
two males that they must seriously consider what they will do if the dogs do not
get on. Is it possible for you to have dogs that may always be kept apart
? I don't want to be too pessimistic, but it is better to consider this
now than to stand with a problem a couple of years from now, when you are fond
of both dogs.
Lene Nielsen
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