Ah the joys of having a puppy. I just ignore the noise of a new puppy it normaly only lasts for a couple of nights. My taxen (Dachshund) is now 18 months old and he can dig up the lawn like a machine. The lawn is starting to look like a lunar landscape. My girl friend has a Clumber spaniel also 18 months and that would chew up everything ,mobile phones, shoes, furniture,etc. and the loose hair and slober is quite amazing. but they are worth the cost
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This Works!
This is an old trick that really does work.
Try it out.
I have heard that a wind up clock wrapped in something that has your scent works as the ticking reminds the puppy of a heartbeat. Never tried it.
This is an old trick that really does work.
Try it out.
koja48
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Not to be maudlin
That's your experience, not mine. Your assessment re: giving & getting is spot-on, but Maggie is "special." and that happens to be both my experience and a very precious gift.
That's your experience, not mine. Your assessment re: giving & getting is spot-on, but Maggie is "special." and that happens to be both my experience and a very precious gift.
bulltaco
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It is frowned upon by many dog trainer but I always just put the puppy in bed with us and expect not to get too much sleep. Sometimes you are surprised!
Rey B
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If you go with the wind up clock thing just make sure that the alarm is disabled. Yes, I know it sounds like a bad joke, but it will ruin your night and the puppy's as well.
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