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• #4277
Quite bad separation anxiety when we step out the room- but really a fantastic little creature!
And quite a lot of puppy nips.
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• #4278
That's to be expected I suppose! We've struggled a little bit with Crumpet, she's really really attached to my girlfriend because they spend pretty much 24 hours a day together. I imagine a lot of lockdown dogs are the same. Glad to hear you're enjoying having her around!
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• #4279
What a sweet looking dog!
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• #4280
My puppy has a rather endearing trait, when someone sneezes he comes running to check you are ok.
If he is asleep he will wake up and come see you.
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• #4281
That’s magic!
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• #4282
Benny does this. always makes me feel guilty for disturbing him.
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• #4283
Just had mate pop round with two of his dogs (having had to put the other one down yesterday) for a cup of tea and some company.
went into back room after he left and they had very kindly left two steaming shits on our dining room carpet (they go in the garden at home) just as partner returned wanting to do some work in there. currently airing it out.
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• #4284
Hanging with these two babes, Caddy, on top, is recovering well from having a lump removed.
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• #4285
On our holidays, little apartment has a window on the stairs, Bosco likes to stare out of it.
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• #4286
Dopey fucking neighbour has accidentally let his dog come after daisy just now for a second time. First time was walking past the house and he had door open and dog dashed out, this time garden gate. Made a right scene trying to keep them apart/trying to get away. Really not ideal having our (super reactive) dog on lead, another defensive and territorial dog off lead coming after her. ERGH.
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• #4287
Need a “I keep eating my own poop” sign.
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• #4288
Less poop to clear up and you're complaining?
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• #4289
That dog gets me, they're looking right into my soul and understanding everything.
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• #4290
End of week one. She is such a sweet dog. She barks for attention or love, not so much me but with my wife quite a lot, wife has maybe been a bit cool. Apparently she ‘over bonded’ with the women in her previous home. This seems to explain things- but how do we fix it? The other theory is that she’s not getting enough stimulation but i don’t buy this, she’s getting loads of walks etc. although not off lead yet- we just did some training now, went really well
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• #4291
Positive reinforcement.
My puppy still does this, I ignore it and give him zero engagement and walk away, turn around etc. (hard as its fucking annoyinf) then reward when he settles.
You just need to teach fhat attention is gained by being chill, not by barking. And barking only gets disengagement and ignored.
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• #4292
yes, thanks skinny!
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• #4293
Has anyone else had a big hike in price on there insurance renewal? I slept on my renewal letter and just spotted it's gone up over 20%. I have a claim in so cancellation not an option.
Supposedly it's something to do with vet care and medication prices going up.
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• #4294
We faced a similar hike with the coop. In the end we tried registering as a new customer using my partner's name rather than mine (all other details and cover the same) and ended up getting it cheaper than last year!
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• #4295
Hey you look just like me!
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• #4296
Just you wait 6 months, Hobbes!
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• #4297
This guy always looking his best.
also loving the fact work was cancelled today.
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• #4298
Crikey ^ thats some slobber.
My guy is bobbing his head a little, not at the start of a walk but near the end. He seems to be in no pain and moving all him limbs though motion or suqezing causes no reaction. Is it possible that head bobbing could be due to fatigue, not just lameness? I tried to Google but can't see anything, if anyone knows more.
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• #4299
Our dog (Staffy x JRT) does the same. He’s also got a very weird gait at times which we were told was due to stiffness in his back. We saw a dog physio (yes really) who put him on a little treadmill and prescribed some anti inflammatories.
The long and short of it is that it made no difference and he seems absolutely fine.
Rolling in the snow at every opportunity to ably doesn’t help his back.
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• #4300
Ha.
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Haha, great photo! How's the pup settling in?