Fingers Crossed For This Puppy Tomorrow!!
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That brought tears to my eyes.Corny (for Chris Cornell)
or C.C.
the name is not going to be up to me, it has to be approved by the whole family.
I really do like CC though.
I like everyone's suggestions, and I will be passing them on to the family!
I think vote time will be happening tomorrow!
Keep 'em coming folks!
Thank you for all that advise! I will pass that along to Karen.
We have a lot of questions for that lady tomorrow!
I don't know anything about crates, but I'm sure that lady will point us in the right direction as to the size, and stuff.
I can't wait to pick out some toys for him! What do I look for besides the hard rubber. I mean what do dog toys even look like?
I can't wait to pick out some toys for him! What do I look for besides the hard rubber. I mean what do dog toys even look like?
There will be a whole section of dog toys at the pet store!
Pull ropes are good. Soft frisbees are good. Toys that crinkle are good. Tennis balls or any other kind of bouncing ball.
We are going to have so much fun picking out all kinds of things for this pup.
I need to get to bed! To excited to sleep!
I need to get to bed! To excited to sleep!
So sweet. Enjoy your last bath or shower alone without a lab. Poke their way in, they will. Just sigh and put up with a pup in the shower.
Soon as my Maggie was big enough to get over the tub, she was in.
She thought her name was ' puppy no.'
Used to calm her by running the water a little and she would stay in there with squeaky toys, batting away.
And get a frisbee. And get to know the local parks and lakes.
Peanut butter in a kong toy is your friend.
Very excited for you. What a sweetie face.
Soon as my Maggie was big enough to get over the tub, she was in.
She thought her name was ' puppy no.'
Used to calm her by running the water a little and she would stay in there with squeaky toys, batting away.
And get a frisbee. And get to know the local parks and lakes.
Peanut butter in a kong toy is your friend.Very excited for you. What a sweetie face.
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Kong's are great! I used one too for a while when the pups were young. I'd fill them with a portion of their daily food, seal the end hole with peanut butter and then freeze it. Great fun for them in the summer.So sweet. Enjoy your last bath or shower alone without a lab. Poke their way in, they will. Just sigh and put up with a pup in the shower.
Soon as my Maggie was big enough to get over the tub, she was in.
She thought her name was ' puppy no.'
Used to calm her by running the water a little and she would stay in there with squeaky toys, batting away.
And get a frisbee. And get to know the local parks and lakes.
Very excited for you. What a sweetie face.
Recipes - KONG Look at kong 101
Look at kong 101
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Well, we didn't get that puppy, we got his sister!
We have named her Phoenix.
At this moment, she is asleep on Kat's bed!
The cat, Bethy, has smacked her about 2 times, and hissed at her! Then the dog was barking at the cat! To funny.
Want to hear the weird part? Phoenix took a poo in the cat box!!
Here she is!
We have named her Phoenix.
At this moment, she is asleep on Kat's bed!
The cat, Bethy, has smacked her about 2 times, and hissed at her! Then the dog was barking at the cat! To funny.
Want to hear the weird part? Phoenix took a poo in the cat box!!
Here she is!
Congratulations on Phoenix! Give her a squeeze for me. What a pretty puppy.
What is the best way to teach her not to pee, or poo in the house?
Congrats!
Look into free training classes at Petco or Petsmart. They will help with socialization.
Housetraining takes a lot of patience. The crate will help with that. Just be vigilant and take her out every hour or so to a designated place you want her to go. Outside right after eating as well. Every dog is different so it might take a couple weeks to months. Accidents will happen so patience is key.
Look into free training classes at Petco or Petsmart. They will help with socialization.
Housetraining takes a lot of patience. The crate will help with that. Just be vigilant and take her out every hour or so to a designated place you want her to go. Outside right after eating as well. Every dog is different so it might take a couple weeks to months. Accidents will happen so patience is key.
Congratulations. She's a cutie.
I've found myself scouting the humane society's web page lately.
I've found myself scouting the humane society's web page lately.