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So I know that the alpha pokemon we see around Lumiose are almost always super aggressive, but do you know if they stay that way after you catch/train them? My diggersby seems really into a wild alpha near my home (he's neutered, high level, and we've been keeping our distance so no worries) and I've been considering catching it to keep him company, but I want to know whether to expect trouble in the household. If so, I may want to look for a more mild-mannered giant girlfriend for him elsewhere.

there's an extent to which capturing a pokemon in a pokeball does calm them, but i wouldn't recommend capturing an alpha unless you're a confident trainer. just like any other pokemon, they're not going to listen to a trainer they don't respect, and they're harder to train than non-alphas because their baseline aggression is generally much higher. they're not untrainable, but you need to make sure you're prepared to handle a pokemon that's much larger and less tractable than what you're used to.

i would be very hesitant to introduce an alpha diggersby to your household. you'd need to get her spayed and let her fully recover first to prevent any hormonal behavior. diggersby can take a long time to bond, and you would have to supervise them at all times until they did form a bond. while diggersby of different size can coexist happily, any fights that broke out would be much more dangerous for your regular-sized buddy. there's also a significant chance that the two would never bond because of how aggressive alpha pokemon are. if they didn't get along, you'd have to keep them separate all the time to avoid fights, which are destructive and dangerous enough with normal-sized diggersby, let alone an alpha.

it's not impossible to make it happen, but i think the chances of failure are much higher than success in this case. and failure when it comes to an alpha pokemon can be a very dangerous thing. personally, i don't think i'd give this a shot.

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