There is a lot of great advice for new puppy owners. It's been 14 years since I have had a puppy so it's all new to me. I refer to the book and gain confidence that I'm doing some things well. I will keep referring to the info to help me achieve having a calm, happy puppy!
What would we be doing without this ultimate guide to puppy adolescence!! So practical and the video links are essential.
Dash is a a challenge but I just go to the guide and get the answers to my problems. He will be 5 months old August 9 and sits, stays, is house trained, takes long naps (even when he has no clue that he is tired) and loves everybody. Everyday he has a bout of zoomies, has to be told "leave it, drop it at least 30 times a day..but he does drop it and leave it. Now we are working on Place. How helpful your links are and I can watch you teach a puppy the thing I am working on. If I can raise a puppy at 85, anyone can with your program!
your help!
Cindy Fox
Oh Cindy, thank you so much! 🥹 Dash is absolutely adorable, and he sounds like he’s doing wonderfully. The fact that he’s already house trained, napping well, and learning so many skills before 5 months is a huge credit to you. And yes… “leave it” and “drop it” 30 times a day is very relatable to all puppy owners! 😂 I’m so glad the guide and training links have helped you feel supported. Keep doing the hard work you're doing ... you're doing great! 🫶🏼💜
Definitely helping me to teach her a lot of new commands SPECIALLY NECESSARY to go out with her 🥹
I had AN AWFUL puppy blues and looking for another house for my baby, things has been getting better 🥹 I thought I would never touch her without bites. But definitely after a lot of consistency and patience things are getting better, she will be reaching adolescence soon, and I’m so happy I have all the material to handle it 🥰 tysm !
