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All being well with the Vet checks ill have this little cutie on Sunday 
2 weeks old in the pic, will be 8 weeks when we get to take her home. Excuse the terrible phone pic...
2 weeks old in the pic, will be 8 weeks when we get to take her home. Excuse the terrible phone pic...
Having an utter nightmare training our newest addition, I think she's either the dumbest or most stubborn dog in the world.
Anyone have any tips?
What kind of dog out of interest
All being well with the Vet checks ill have this little cutie on Sunday
Why are you taking a badger home?
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looks like a baby badger lol, dogs are awsome at that age then they just seem to grow like mad and get even better!
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Why are you taking a badger home?
I like to think of her as a panda thank you very much!
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Hehe
What is it?
Shes a Siberian Husky, should probably have mentioned that...
thought it might be, just didnt want to say it and end up being the wrong one
Nice one mate, I hope you teach her at a young age
Tis the best way
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Stella, 2½ year old pure Bull Terrier, often get asked "Is that an Oliver dog?", daft as a brush, zero problems apart from consistent problems with dew claws (might have to have them removed
Awsome
I love English Bulls and would have one tomorrow,
But can't cos of my daughter, everything I read says not to be trusted for some reason :/
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thought it might be, just didnt want to say it and end up being the wrong one
Nice one mate, I hope you teach her at a young age
Tis the best way
The wink smiley implies something sordid...what do you teach your dogs exactly??
Im dreading the training tbh, i think my girlfriend will mother her too much :/
The wink smiley implies something sordid...what do you teach your dogs exactly??
Im dreading the training tbh, i think my girlfriend will mother her too much :/
Haha, true true...I meant literally teach her what to do and not to do, as naturally Sibes have a 'I want to do this' attitude sometimes...However they're going to push the boundaries once they start to grow up more anyway
Well, I'll be blunt...you have to be rough with them if they do something wrong...Dont be afraid to throw it to the ground in some instances
But let the trainer talk first obv
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I jest, there will be an awful lot of baby talk and cuddles but she trained her old GSD very well, she knows its best for the dog and for us so i trust her to do the right thing.
Hah! Luckily my girlfriend has been around them for years so i dont need to train her when we get ours in the future
Bill Sikes has a Bull Terrier in Oliver called Bullseye.
Ahh... I getcha.
Rotty, coming up to 4 months old now. I know its still early but it's hard having a pooing/peeing machine around a kid.
So why get a dog in the first place? And 4months is still very very young.
If you have real issues with it look at limiting the space your dog sleeps/poos in (as generally they will not poo where they sleep) and not giving it run of the house.
KaHn