Maxxs_Mummy
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LMAO at the salary rise. Puppy training is darned hard work and you have to be (as I'm sure you are) consistent.
Lino is imho too easily chewed and if I were having a doggy room built I would go for ceramic tiles and, if I could afford it, underfloor heating :flwr:
The house we lived in before this one was a new build and we left Maxx with the run of the hall, dining room and kitchen whlst we went food shopping. We got back an hour later to find a lovely pile of chewed up lino had been left in the hall for us. Not much left on the kitchen floor though :lol: It was coming up anyway but actually came up sooner than anticipated :lol:
I do appreciate the fact that you obviously care for and really love those pups but am inclined to still say that I wouldn't leave them outside alone for all the reasons Nancy and I have already mentioned and plenty more.
My two usually adore each other but today I went to the local shop with my youngest and left my two in the garden chewing on these natural meaty crocodile shaped chews. Ten minutes later my eldest rang my mobile to say that he'd had to break up a fight and confiscate the chews.
We suspect Charlie as being the instigator as unless he realises he's being watched he tries to steal whatever Maxx has got as well as his own :roll:
Obviously, Rhys was there and stopped the fight & Maxx then skulked off into the house and lay down sulking. Charlie however had them on him until I put him to bed and kept nipping Maxx's ears & pushing him out the way. I almost sent him to bed with no dinner :roll: :lol:
Lino is imho too easily chewed and if I were having a doggy room built I would go for ceramic tiles and, if I could afford it, underfloor heating :flwr:
The house we lived in before this one was a new build and we left Maxx with the run of the hall, dining room and kitchen whlst we went food shopping. We got back an hour later to find a lovely pile of chewed up lino had been left in the hall for us. Not much left on the kitchen floor though :lol: It was coming up anyway but actually came up sooner than anticipated :lol:
I do appreciate the fact that you obviously care for and really love those pups but am inclined to still say that I wouldn't leave them outside alone for all the reasons Nancy and I have already mentioned and plenty more.
My two usually adore each other but today I went to the local shop with my youngest and left my two in the garden chewing on these natural meaty crocodile shaped chews. Ten minutes later my eldest rang my mobile to say that he'd had to break up a fight and confiscate the chews.
We suspect Charlie as being the instigator as unless he realises he's being watched he tries to steal whatever Maxx has got as well as his own :roll:
Obviously, Rhys was there and stopped the fight & Maxx then skulked off into the house and lay down sulking. Charlie however had them on him until I put him to bed and kept nipping Maxx's ears & pushing him out the way. I almost sent him to bed with no dinner :roll: :lol: