We got a puppy last night
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Cute little guy indeed...
But how do you tell when he's looking at YOU?
He looks like that old western actor who's eye's point two differant directions.
But how do you tell when he's looking at YOU?
He looks like that old western actor who's eye's point two differant directions.
Thanks for the kind words, everyone. 
He is really cute and has been very good so far. We just need to housebreak him.
He is really cute and has been very good so far. We just need to housebreak him. cute...very cute....what breed of dog is that.....looks like u got the pup a week or two early away from his mom.
Cute pooch!
). He'll figure it out pretty quickly and it's much less stressful on the dog than scolding for going in the house.
Fausto
Easiest way to do this (provided someone is home most of the time) is to put him in the yard/walk him every hour or so whether he needs to "go" or not. Praise him if he does go while you're outside (taking him to the same spot each time helps too thanks to the "interesting" smells
). He'll figure it out pretty quickly and it's much less stressful on the dog than scolding for going in the house.Fausto
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Originally posted by: Fausto1
Cute pooch!Easiest way to do this (provided someone is home most of the time) is to put him in the yard/walk him every hour or so whether he needs to "go" or not. Praise him if he does go while you're outside (taking him to the same spot each time helps too thanks to the "interesting" smells
Crate training is affective too. You keep him there while your gone (if not toooo long) and at night, because they usually don't poop where they sleep.
Yup. Great if you can't be home all the time. Dogs also like to have their own "space" when they are stressed out so the cage actually serves two purposes.Originally posted by: jjsole
Originally posted by: Fausto1
Cute pooch!Easiest way to do this (provided someone is home most of the time) is to put him in the yard/walk him every hour or so whether he needs to "go" or not. Praise him if he does go while you're outside (taking him to the same spot each time helps too thanks to the "interesting" smells
Crate training is affective too. You keep him there while your gone (if not toooo long) and at night, because they usually don't poop where they sleep.
cute dog.
don't you love puppies
edit: deleted link was of alana de la garza
i'm not an a-hole just bored
don't you love puppies
edit: deleted link was of alana de la garza
i'm not an a-hole just bored
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