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Not a bad idea.

Although, my dog hasn't been the same since his brother passed away. More subdued etc. Perhaps he is lonely and a younger dog would revitalise him?

I understand and sorry to hear that.

Even if I try and keep them in separate rooms till they acclimatise, have separate toys for them, and allow them to socialise during walks?

Never the same in what way?

I suppose jealousy is a risk, but I don't know if he'll be thinking I'm actually replacing him. I don't know if dogs think that much about it. On the other hand, it's also possible he might be happier to have company during the day, be proud to lead a younger dog (bitch) and be an alpha, and...

We did have another Lab before, so he might be okay. Granted, it was his brother, but I'm specifically looking for a spayed (young, but not very young pup) female to help minimise any problems.

I had considered that, but ideally I would like to see where the dog (bitch) came from directly.

Hi there. I have a senior (13), male Labrador and I'm now looking for a young, spayed female in one of the following breeds to keep him company: Weimaraner (ideally long-haired) Hovawart White Swiss Shepherd Great Swiss Mountain Dog Please feel free to message me if you can help. Thank you.