Besides the financial, I see no downside.
We have had two goldens since 1987 (not the same ones) but almost always two.
In 2000,Sophie died at 14 when Selka was one and we waited three years to get Gunner. Now Selka is ten and Gunner is 6.
I don't think traveling with two is any different than one. Except maybe taking more food. : ) Mine are both obedience trained and no problem on walks,traveling to relatives or to the mountains where we go often.
Also they love each other, entertain each other when we are gone for a few hours or like today, when I am sick. : )
Good Luck!!!
We have had two goldens since 1987 (not the same ones) but almost always two.
In 2000,Sophie died at 14 when Selka was one and we waited three years to get Gunner. Now Selka is ten and Gunner is 6.
I don't think traveling with two is any different than one. Except maybe taking more food. : ) Mine are both obedience trained and no problem on walks,traveling to relatives or to the mountains where we go often.
Also they love each other, entertain each other when we are gone for a few hours or like today, when I am sick. : )
Good Luck!!!