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My neighbours have a couple of them. Not my sort of dog I'm afraid. Much too aloof and one was a bit DA from what I saw.

Run free :D with your big brother.

Run free :D and chase butterflies with your little mate.

I would have liked both my pups to have arrived completely house trained and obedience trained.

Fly free Sammy

Fly free Bella

Fly free Buddy Lots of shanks, smackos and lots of chasing rainbows.

Go chase butterflies with Max, Jess

Run free Herbie at :rolleyes:

Go chase rainbows Mac

Fly free Elliot and chase butterflies with your best buddy.

My thoughts are with you.

I am so so sorry to hear this Chewy. Elliot you are going to be well received by your buddies.

That is just awful.

That's so sad.

My German Shepherd ( ) taught himself to go out the doggy door and do his business outside basically on his own at about 10 weeks. He was such a good dog never messed inside the house after that.

Fly free Seth :p . He'll be there to meet all the puppies I'm guessing.

He is an Italian Greyhound isn't he? If he is they are notoriously difficult to house train. I fostered one a couple of years ago and he would cry to go inside to poo. The people who adopted him eventually used a puppy pad for him. To my knowledge he still uses that. The weeing I got under control reasonably quickly but he was an adult and he and my boy used to pee on top of one anothers. As boys do. At 12 weeks he is still a baby so keep up the house training and with a bit of luck he will get the idea.

I crated Charley (girl) when she was a tiny baby and had her next to my bed at night. When she was older and house trained she came up on the bed with me. The two of them wake me up scratching at the door almost every night. Part of I think is habit and the other part of course that the girl is busting. Typical female.

Sorry but I think you need to crate her until you can trust her.

He'll lose the puppy fat once he starts to run around. Looks very healthy to me, getting all his mothers goodness. Very cute.

If you are a terrier type dog what about a Bedlington Terrier.

Shame the fluffs can't fit though.

Beautiful words for a beautiful dog. Fly free :rolleyes:

Run free Rex and chase butterflies :rolleyes: