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  • 11-02-2012 9:45pm
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    busyliving
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    Hey all,

    I have got a new dog today, his a puppy...

    But his very bity...Should i be worried or is it just because his most likely teething

    Thanks in advance


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    are you serious
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    busyliving wrote: »
    Hey all,

    I have got a new dog today, his a puppy...

    But his very bity...Should i be worried or is it just because his most likely teething

    Thanks in advance

    What age is he, what breed is he?

    Don't worry either way though, if it is too hard let out a little shout and say no and don't let him do it for another while, he will eventually learn how hard is too hard and he won't do it!


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    marley123
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    How old is the pup? problem easily sorted, let out high pitched yelp when it happens or what I personally would do is when he starts doing it, distract him with some sort of chew toy.
    busyliving wrote: »
    Hey all,

    I have got a new dog today, his a puppy...

    But his very bity...Should i be worried or is it just because his most likely teething

    Thanks in advance


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    busyliving
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    His 8 weeks old...

    It also cries went his left down on the ground on his own...Only stops when his up in someone's lap or seating along side someone on the couch...

    His already board of his chew toy ha ha


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    marley123
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    Still very much a baby:) have a variety of toys - our pup loves to " attack " her stuffed toys & distract her with that...
    busyliving wrote: »
    His 8 weeks old...

    It also cries went his left down on the ground on his own...Only stops when his up in someone's lap or seating along side someone on the couch...

    His already board of his chew toy ha ha


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    are you serious
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    What breed??

    He will get bored of everything, think of a 1yr old child how many toys do they get? And yet they always wan to play with the box not the toy.... Well this is what your dog will be like for the next year, get a small kong stuff it with some nice wet food and freeze it, hours of fun/treat for him to keep himself entertained on the ground not thinking about crying to get back up!!!


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    busyliving
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    garkane wrote: »
    What breed??

    He will get bored of everything, think of a 1yr old child how many toys do they get? And yet they always wan to play with the box not the toy.... Well this is what your dog will be like for the next year, get a small kong stuff it with some nice wet food and freeze it, hours of fun/treat for him to keep himself entertained on the ground not thinking about crying to get back up!!!

    His a cross between a Staff & Shar pie


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    SillyMangoX
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    Oh my goodness please upload a puppy pic!! 2 of my favourite breeds combined into one dog, that must be so adorable!!


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