09-03-2016, 01:38 AM
What an interesting article. Even if they are identical they will have their own characters, with very subtle differences. But I doubt if they should be parted. The best solution would be for them to be adopted together.
It's good that they have slightly different markings (the white chests?) So humans will be able to tell them apart, as far as names go.
I knew identical twins when I was a college student. They looked almost exactly the same and had a very strong bond, but their interests were different. One studied classical music. The other was a hairdresser. These two were quite happy to live separate lives, with one in London, and one earning her living in Lancashire.
Smell is an interesting thing. It really carries a huge chunk of the "energy signature" of the dog. Not just their personality...but their 'being' in some way. I think the scents will be different.
It's good that they have slightly different markings (the white chests?) So humans will be able to tell them apart, as far as names go.
I knew identical twins when I was a college student. They looked almost exactly the same and had a very strong bond, but their interests were different. One studied classical music. The other was a hairdresser. These two were quite happy to live separate lives, with one in London, and one earning her living in Lancashire.
Smell is an interesting thing. It really carries a huge chunk of the "energy signature" of the dog. Not just their personality...but their 'being' in some way. I think the scents will be different.
