Frankie and Kane!

[Hceril]

Look at the size difference in these two! I wouldn’t believe they were brothers if I didn’t KNOW that they were brothers!!
They are 13 months old now!
Not only are their sizes different, but the personalities are totally different! Frankie is kind of a scaredy cat, he won’t even jump up on my bed. He will climb slowly onto an ottoman we have next to the bed and sit on it, then climb slowly into the bed. Same with getting off, he will only use the ottoman to get off too!
Kane will jump (or try to jump) over the arm of the couch to get up and jump (like Superman) off onto anything or anyone. He is not afraid of anything!
Frankie is afraid of the big pool and Kane jumps into the float constantly!
Frankie actually likes to be inside when everyone is outside. He will sit by the back door wanting inside.🫤

 

[2BullyMama]

So interesting how the same litter can be so so different

 

[rjisaterp]

This post actually sums up bully personalities.

Our Cooper is aggressive to other dogs by barking. He even barks at the TV when watching Critter Fixers and The Incredible Dr. Pol. Cooper is in training for this behavior as we can't take him anywhere with other dogs/animals.

 

[Hceril]

This post actually sums up bully personalities.

Our Cooper is aggressive to other dogs by barking. He even barks at the TV when watching Critter Fixers and The Incredible Dr. Pol. Cooper is in training for this behavior as we can't take him anywhere with other dogs/animals.

Bella acts like she wants to attack another dog when we are walking her, but if they are in our backyard she doesn’t attack them. She is actually pretty good with other dogs that we have had in our back yard. Not sure if it’s the leash, but it is embarrassing when we are out. She is fine with any person and absolutely loves kids.

And the show Critter Fixers is actually in our hometown in Warner Robins, Georgia. As a matter of fact they were the first veterinarian we took our dogs to when when we first moved here.

 

[Manydogs]

Frank is more sensible-less likely to hurt himself, which is a good thing!