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Rilot said:
My dog, once again sleeping like a maniac.

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We drove to Poland in August and she spent most of the drive in this position with her nose resting on my shoulder:
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Or being used as a pillow by my son:
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Graetzbridge said:
What breeds of dogs - yours and the owners? Some owners encourage aggressive behaviour. There is a woman who has an aggressive little dog and it barks aggressive at mine. Max, mine, ignored initially. until he got said enough. One bark was enough and that was all was peace. It was my fault I suppose - I should have been more observant. That same little dog decided to have a go at a St Bernard. I walked away.
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We have a black lab, there's I think was an Irish Terrier cross as it was larger than your usual terrier - he was larger than our lab anyway.
 
Maccy said:
We have a black lab, there's I think was an Irish Terrier cross as it was larger than your usual terrier - he was larger than our lab anyway.
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Not good. Labs are usually good tempered. We walk a lot normally off the lead and we usually meet other dogs. Just now and again there are some that are real barkers but, in fairness, they keep their leads on. I agree with the others here - you need to report that big dog.
 
Thought she was getting better with the house training, no accidents in days. Even started letting her upstairs.
The she walks into the bedroom tonight, looks me right in the eyes and pees right infront of me...

Now sat here waiting on the "Freeze Breeze" stain and odour remover to do it's thing. :rolleyes:

I took her out for a wee just under 2 hours ago, normally she lasts longer then this.

Was this down to a weak bladder? Some sort of territory marking or just a puppy being a puppy?
 
DEL 707 said:
Thought she was getting better with the house training, no accidents in days. Even started letting her upstairs.
The she walks into the bedroom tonight, looks me right in the eyes and pees right infront of me...

Now sat here waiting on the "Freeze Breeze" stain and odour remover to do it's thing. :rolleyes:

I took her out for a wee just under 2 hours ago, normally she lasts longer then this.

Was this down to a weak bladder? Some sort of territory marking or just a puppy being a puppy?
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Possibly some of both? Ours is a rescue and we believe it was a year old then. He did pee in the house but that was just once when we first got him.
 
DEL 707 said:
Thought she was getting better with the house training, no accidents in days. Even started letting her upstairs.
The she walks into the bedroom tonight, looks me right in the eyes and pees right infront of me...

Now sat here waiting on the "Freeze Breeze" stain and odour remover to do it's thing. :rolleyes:

I took her out for a wee just under 2 hours ago, normally she lasts longer then this.

Was this down to a weak bladder? Some sort of territory marking or just a puppy being a puppy?
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Probably wants you outside and herself in the house and bedroom, so she's claiming her territory :) Why would you let a dog in the bedroom that's not 100% house trained? Or even at all? I don't even let the wife in my bedroom :)
 
ChrisD. said:
I love Staffy’s. Shame they have such a bad reputation.
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Yeah I use to get people that would cross the road from me if I was walking towards them with her.

People that I've met that have or still own staffy's or any bull breed always have nothing but amazing things to say about them.
 
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Same with Alsations, there's a lovely one I see regularly on walks and I let my Whippet play with her. The owner said he's thankful as most people give them a wide berth.
 
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