third one

Another one to love and cuddly. How exciting. :D

Oooh how exciting!!

I did find 3 harder than 2, I must admit - but you just have to be more organised! It helps if they walk in a straight line, Peaches weaves from side to side, so they tend to get tangled up!!

I think once you have 3, it doesn't make too much difference as your life revolves around them anyway :D

Maybe things to think about are holidays - do the doglets come with you, and if so, will the accomodation accept 3 rather than 2? We found that even if it said 2 on the literature, if we explained that it was 3 small dogs, sometimes they would let you get away with that.

Other times, I've been told they will only accept 1 dog - of any size, but not 2 small well behaved ones!!

Feeding costs aren't that much more, but vet bills?

Sorry, got my practical head on today icon_whistling

Hugs for Jake and Shelby, tell them to keep well so that Momma can have another Cavalier!

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Originally Posted by Nicki

Oooh how exciting!!

I did find 3 harder than 2, I must admit - but you just have to be more organised! It helps if they walk in a straight line, Peaches weaves from side to side, so they tend to get tangled up!!

I think once you have 3, it doesn't make too much difference as your life revolves around them anyway :D

Maybe things to think about are holidays - do the doglets come with you, and if so, will the accomodation accept 3 rather than 2? We found that even if it said 2 on the literature, if we explained that it was 3 small dogs, sometimes they would let you get away with that.

Other times, I've been told they will only accept 1 dog - of any size, but not 2 small well behaved ones!!

Feeding costs aren't that much more, but vet bills?

Sorry, got my practical head on today icon_whistling

Hugs for Jake and Shelby, tell them to keep well so that Momma can have another Cavalier!

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3 is definitely harder than 2.... but 4 is no hardert han 3 :P

I didn't find that 3 were any harder than 2. KC was so happy to have a playmate that I never noticed any difference. I use the petwalker plus for walks and no problem at all. Two dogs on each side and they know that they are not to cross over. I do get lots of laughs "You've got your hands full!!" comments.

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Originally Posted by Nicki

Maybe things to think about are holidays - do the doglets come with you, and if so, will the accomodation accept 3 rather than 2? We found that even if it said 2 on the literature, if we explained that it was 3 small dogs, sometimes they would let you get away with that.

Other times, I've been told they will only accept 1 dog - of any size, but not 2 small well behaved ones!!

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We have a dog sitter that comes to the house and groomer also does boarding at her house. She's a cavalier lover also. The big question is vet bills. I can handle the food and the toys and that stuff. But, with what we've spent on vet bills the last couple of months, I just don't know. That's why we want to make sure Jake and Shelby are in the all-clear before we think about it.

Cathy

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Wanted a blenheim female, got a tri male. Wanted a blenheim female, got a tri female. Heck, I don't care!!

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:lol: Sounds familiar. Wanted blenheim female, got blenheim male. Wanted b&t male or female, got tri male!

I'm tempted by a b&t as the next... but also want a great pyrenees as the next so that has kept me well-behaved at two for now.