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23 Sep ’15 - 9:29 am

Will do, yeah my daughter has been talking about getting a puppy when she moves into the cabin, she fell in love with the little girl, my MIL was having difficulties handling all the puppies so we figured this was the best solution, plus it is really helping with the crate training, we put them in together last night at 11 pm and they slept straight through till 6 am this morning, got to look for puppy classes today

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23 Sep ’15 - 9:29 am

what issues are you having?

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24 Sep ’15 - 10:36 am

I was thinking we should have a separate dog training thread for tops and ideas that have worked for users over the years

If this continues, I think this will be in my future

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29 Sep ’15 - 10:54 am

well the pups met the boys

I have a cute video of when we introduced the pups to our other dogs but I daughter is in it, if I can figure a way to edit her out I will post it, but they are all getting along well

Layla has become very protective of them

they just haven't figured out how to use the bed yet

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29 Sep ’15 - 12:36 pm

Those are some content looking pups. Are you doing crate training with them? I would be scared of the accidents to leave our dog out like then when he was that young.

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1 Oct ’15 - 9:41 am

we are, they are small enough where they just fit into a cat carrier, need to upgrade in a week

the only time they are in it though is when we are out of the house and at night, otherwise we take them out a soon as they wake up and right after feeding, if they don't do anything they go out 15 minutes later. They rough house pretty good for an hour or so, then they pass out for three hours. The male caught a chicken yesterday, he was so proud of himself, need to start doing some training with him on that.

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4 Oct ’15 - 11:14 am

I found a news story for the doggie train, what a good man

http://www.cbc.ca/ne.....-1.3240609

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8 Oct ’15 - 10:13 am