Is there any insurance or plan that is good for first year vaccinations? Looking at insurance and it looks like most are not covering puppy vaccinations
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Is there any insurance or plan that is good for first year vaccinations? Looking at insurance and it looks like most are not covering puppy vaccinations
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my puppy Hazel is a aussiedoodle she's 14 weeks old.
I'm currently in the process of training, she's knows basics so far, and right now, she's currently getting into crate training in my room. the reason I didn't crate train her so early was due to me being busy with work and taking care of her siblings before we finally got them new homes. we use to had them sleep together in a play pin with a net over it (reason was caude Hazel knew how to climb over and escape so my mom put a next over it to keep her in lol.)
so far she is okay with the crate she isn't scared to go in and sometimes like to go in and crew on her toys and relax when I'm around which is good. but my only problem is I can't seem to have her stay in for bed. when I see her falling asleep after playing with her brother I would call her to come to the room for bed and she does. I send her to the crate and she goes in but starts crying after being there for a minute. she would continue to cry till I let her out. she would go next to her crate and lay on the floor and goes to sleep there or hop on my bed and sleeps. like if she's comfortable to sleep there. honestly I wouldn't mind her sleeping out in the open in my room like this but I just want her to get use to sleeping in the crate for the times when I'm or my family arnt home. I lowkey need advice for this š
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Hi!! My puppy will be 4 months in exactly a week and while Iāve been working on handling with her and she does amazing at the groomers (only had 1 appointment so far but they said she was great).. she still would whip her head and mouth me if I try petting her back sometimes and especially her head and neck area so Iām avoiding it.. was wondering anyone else experience the same issue
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My apartment has a huge dog park with agility courses, and Iāve literally never seen anyone use it. Iāve seen a lot of advice saying you shouldnāt take your dog to dog parks, but I canāt find anything about whether itās okay if the park is completely empty. Does anyone advise against using an empty one?
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I was wondering if there is any recommendations for a sweater or jacket for my little girl. It is starting to get pretty cold out here and I want to be able to continue to take her out and such. She's an anatolian australian shepherd, a little over 5 months old and growing like a weed. I want to be able to find something that is stretchy and can grow with her for another month or two if at all possible, but still be able to keep her warm. Lmk or message me if y'all have any ideas please
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Been trying to get a well bred GSD for a year now and itās been absolute hell.
First breeder waited 6 months only to find out dog didnāt get pregnant
Second breeder got pregnant, but after a week just disappeared and stopped responding to me
I feel cursed and itās pissing me off so much!
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If mine isnāt attacking me for food (it doesnāt help that I donāt have a table in my apt, so I eat on the couchš ) then sheās going wild trying to tear up everything in the living room. Itās especially bad in the evenings.
Iāve tried telling her down, and giving her a treat when she listens, but it doesnāt take her long to attack me again š Iām thinking crating is going to be the answer, but will she learn how to act around meal times if sheās always crated during them? I also donāt think I can crate her for dinner if itās on a work day, and sheās been crated for a good part of the day already.
Any advice is super appreciated!
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My puppy loves bully sticks perhaps more than life itself but Iād love for him to take an interest in things that last longer and are more affordable. Weāve got collagen chews, an antler, yak cheese, benebones, etc. He seems to like beef the best, will sometimes chew on another option for a few minutes but then loses interest unless itās a bully stick, which heāll eat all day every day if I let him (I donāt).
Not sure if there are safe sprays or something else to help promote interest in other chews?
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TLDR; My puppy eats rabbit poop in our backyard when I try to get her to go potty. I donāt know how to 1) prevent this and 2) successfully get her to go potty.
We have a 15 week old Havanese. She came to us paper trained, and we have been trying to get her to go potty outside.
We have been pretty inconsistent with taking her outside and letting her go inside, which I know is probably confusing her. We decided that we are going to take away the paper and only try to bring her outside.
So far, we have created a small pen outside and been putting her in there to go to the bathroom. This wasnāt working 100%, but we could get her to go in there a few times a day at least.
In the past couple of days, we have started taking her on walks. As a result, she now HATES the pee pen we made and refuses to go to the bathroom in there now. She just sits and barks.
My new plan is to get rid of the pen and stand with my feet planted with her on the leash in the pee spot and see if I can get her to pee this way.
Here is where I get to my problem: my puppy likes eating poop. She eats her own poop every time if we donāt get to it fast enough. And when weāre outside in the grass, she has started eating the rabbit poop that is all over the grass. (Last time she ate rabbit poop, she kept throwing up the next day.) When we go outside now, it seems like she is scavenging in the grass just looking for the poop like itās a treat.
What do I do? It seems like I canāt let her roam the yard because I canāt keep track of where all the poop is. She also doesnāt know the āleave itā command, maybe that would help.
If anyone has had a similar problem with their dog, what did you do?
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I haven't seen my dog for about 3 months now and it will be another month until I'm able to get back to her. The most I've ever been away from her is for a few weeks on family holidays but we all go at the same time and she has a sleepover with someone else when that happens so its different to current circumstances.
I'm just wondering what my dog might be thinking right now. Would she be waiting for me still or has she assumed I'm dead? If it helps at all she's a border collie x jack Russel so she's very smart.
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