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Congrats on all the new pieces everyone!
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I’m trying to decide if I want to breed my dragons. I might just have to wait for more.
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Spring break has to be my favorite of those!! 😆 😆
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Thanks again everyone for your help. I will keep you posted on what is done.
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I just don’t want them to die…that’s all.
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MY RED HATCHLING ONLY HAS 2 DAYS LEFT TO GROW UP!!! HE NEEDS SOME HELP! PLEASE!!
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Silver EMP!!!! Yes please!!! 😀 😀 😉
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Happy birthday!!! Hope you have a good one!
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My two colored egg hatched!! Named him Jager. 😆
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Jager hatched!!!
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The dog is best buddies with the cat. They sleep and play together all the time. But even keeping them together doesn’t help.
As for the scent thing, we would leave a shirt or something of ours on top of the kennel when he was kenneled. Right now there are clothes all over the place in the bedroom where we keep him. He shredded the last thing we gave him while he was being kenneled.
The dog behaviorist at the petsmart in the area is not that good from what I’ve been told. My husband’s parent took their dog to that guy and it really didn’t do much of anything in terms of helping the dog out. That animal was extrememly agressive with people he didn’t know when they came to the house. And he was also nasty with other dogs. He would get into the trash when his parents were outta the house…that never stopped even after going to the specialist. They ended up putting him in a rescue.
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I’d love to have Ceasar come to my place to see what he can do. But he’s not gonna come to a place like this. It’s not on the map. He’ll only travel to places close by his place or if it’s a popular city. That’s what I’ve been told.
It’s funny and annoying at the same time, because when I catch the dog doing something bad, he’ll run and hide next to my husband and just stare at me like “daddy will protect me”….grrr. I hate that.
He has some papers. One with his “parents” info written on it and his own info. So I wouldn’t be surprised if they were fake. Oh well on that.
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I watch the dog whisperer too so I’m familiar with some of the things he says. It’s difficult to follow some of his advice because my husband gives the dog attention no matter what he does (bad things). He’ll pick him up and spoil him constantly so when he does do something wrong, I get the same response…”he’s only 2 years old”. I feel that I’m the only one disciplining him when he acts up, my husband almost never does. He gets plenty of exercise…Ceaser says to take the dogs for long walks before you leave so they can release energy…we do that several times a day including before we leave to go anywhere. He still acts up. So I follow Ceaser’s advice in the order of dealing with dogs….my husband doesn’t. He doesn’t agree with any of it. Which makes it hard.
I can’t take him to work anymore because I left that job. Plus he started acting weird in the mornings when I was taking him. All four legs would go out in front of him and I almost had to drag him in the front door. very embarrassing. He loves other animals…his best buddy is the cat. They sleep and play together. I can’t get anymore animals here…rules of the place.
Even I don’t understand why he keeps messing in the kennel (crate as some of you call it). He chews on the sides of it too…lots of teeth marks all over it. We were giving him plenty of toys in the kennel but like I said earlier…he ignores them and messes all over them. I have recently tried the kennel again…I had to bathe him every day for almost a full month.
I honestly think he came from a puppy mill. I paid for him and everything and talked to the lady but a few months after I got him they disappeared off the face of the planet. They had a website and everything selling all kinds of dogs. But he caught my eye…so finding him a new home won’t be a problem with the “breeder”.
There is only one doggie day care place in the area…the place I used to work for. Not only do I no longer trust those people, but they close before I get off work, and my husband too. Pet sitters in this area are too expensive…I’ve looked.
If we find a place with a garage, I’d be worried about him finding something to get into while we are gone. Plus the amount of pee this little thing can pump out an hour is amazing for his size. It will be all over the place just like it is in the apartment now. I’ve been to homes where people keep their dogs in garages and the smell can be overwhelming. He doesn’t bark at all so I’m not too worried about him making a lot of noise while we are gone.
I think I’ve answered everyone’s post…not sure though. Thank all of you. 🙂
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Jasmine wrote:Have you spoken to a vet about this? And have you tried obedience training?
My parents once had a dog that went insane when left alone. They would leash him to the stove during the day (long leash so he could reach food and water of course) and he managed to drag the stove all over the place. Part of the problem was that he got bored, that’s why he would destroy anything that was in the kitchen. They finally did have to give him away but I wished they had tried obedience training him first.
The vet is the one that said pills might help. Some sort of “puppy Prozac” I call it. He’s been through training. And when I used to take him to my shop (pet grooming salon) he would jump right in the kennels there and sleep all day long with out messing all over it. He was wonderful there. But kenneling him at the house just doesn’t work, he rolls it and goes nuts.
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ruffian wrote:If he has seperation issues a yard will not help, he will bark, endlessly, dogs should nto be left in yard whil no one is home, IMO, people poison and torture unattended pets.
What kind of dog is he?
While in the kennel have you tried anything to keep him busy?I’m not saying to keep the dog in the yard at all times when no one is home…something could happen and no one would notice. I’m saying that maybe a bigger fenced in yard would help him release some energy, so he can run around without a leash and still be contained in the yard. That would do him some good I think. We take him for long walks before we leave for work to releash some of his energy and to do his business. But that just doesn’t work.
He’s a Japanese Chin, so he’s very small. By keeping him busy in the kennel, do you mean giving him something to do? Like giving him toys and rawhides? Cuz we’ve tried that too. He ignores them and they get covered in mess.
My most wanted list: carnelian mouse wizard, copper patina frog wizard, autumn leaf poads, pumpkin spice kitties
