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PostPosted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 3:58 pm    Post subject:   Reply with quote Scroll Down to Next postGo to last Post of PageTweet This Post
Try to stop him jumping up and down off of sofa's if he does that, he also should not jump in and out of the car or go up and down stairs.

The normal roaming around is absolutely fine, its more the activities that put more strain on his joints while he is young.
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Proud puppy mummy moment - i just tried the leave it take it trick and he was fab! left it on the palm of my hand!!!
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Excellent Sara Very Happy

Well done Mac Very Happy
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Jo, what a brilliant post, such valuable information. Well done for typing it all too.
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Yes - thanks Joanne. Its a great post - i have tried a few things from it.
If anyone had specific directions on how to stop mac eating the rhodedendrons then that would be fab!!!
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Haha, they all seem to like flowers don't they! Mine ate my mums winter pansies in her pots over xmas! Ooops! Embarassed

Well done on the take it/leave it training. Clever Mac! Very Happy
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ok.. i just have a couple questions actually because im VERY new to this puppy training and being a dog owner. and i really dont know how to go about training him. or telling him thats not ok. to chew things even though he has his chew toys. he still chews everything in my house. so what advice would some of you give me being a first time dog owner.
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Coley07 wrote:
ok.. i just have a couple questions actually because im VERY new to this puppy training and being a dog owner. and i really dont know how to go about training him. or telling him thats not ok. to chew things even though he has his chew toys. he still chews everything in my house. so what advice would some of you give me being a first time dog owner.


Is he crated when left alone?
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yes. he is in the crate when i leave for work. and my boyfriend lets him out during the day before he leaves but then we have to put him back in so he doesnt eat anything in the house.
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Hi,

Try the Tug of War, it can teach them what they can chew and what they can't. It can be fun for you both Very Happy Puppies will chew whatever they can get hold of, so they need to learn what they can or can't have.

How old is he/she?
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