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hubbys shoes, sons trainers, clothes outa wash bin, MY NEW BOOTS santa brought me,
my old boots i discovered at weekend,
in the early hours of morning,

she always wakes me up after with a kiss and playful bounce about to play

im talking about daisy the distructive disobiedient, but cuddly pup

spose all you can do for the time being until she is older is keep things out of her way!!

lol, i gave poppy one of speckys smelly trainers when we first had her she didnt go back a second time

Either put everything away in a cupboard..................or use an indoor kennel.

Bless them, why do puppies love shoes and boots so much?

xx

poppy has just torn the tv mag up thats her opinion of the telly i guess

she brings the post in without tearing the bills,

i usually put them all in cupboard but on odd occassion ive forgot its like the evil gets in her

forgot about those indoor cages - son has just got a delightful bull terrier pup and she's in a cage in the kitchen. They really get to like their cages and go in them to sleep. When she's old enough and better behaved they'll ditch the cage

We had our first ever indoor kennel for our present dog.................the rescue centre recommend them.

She loved it and as soon as she was house-trained and had stopped chewing, we left the door open.

She still went in and slept in it...............by 10 months, she had outgrown it, so it is in our garage between being lent to anyone we know who has a puppy.

xx

julie we use a cage and poppy goes in it herself and in the car , i have a large spare one if you would like to lend it, we would need it back when we caravan tho hunny xx

the kids would report me if i put her in a cage now, i tell you, i darent,
but thanks for the offer, sweet thought

ill brouch the subject first

How about giving her one of those hard chewy things that she will keep working at,if you catch her chewing other things give her the chewy instead that she is allowed to have.with lots of praise!

lol julie i used to think that but ive got all my wires intact she never usues it when we are here just when she goes to bed or when we go shopping but after the way she barked at me for leaving her the other day i will be taking her to the loo lol,

Hi Julie time they all started to put there clothes and shoes in the cupboard then the dog would bite them xxx but she is a little darling xxDadxx

i think you should stop wearing shoes and let her have them all lol


so from now on bare feet for u hun

and let daisy have her fun lol


stray
xxx

Sounds like too much energy. lol.

lol howie oh i wish i had a dad lol.

hi dad yeh she is a darling alright

just gaave her hard chew, cos little princess wont eat unless they soft

little devil trying to hide it scratching my sofa in conservatry, caught her little scamp
lol

he will adopt you puss avent you heard,
he adopted lemon and i forgot who else

Cage or kennel. Its the only answer, unless you have a totally bare room with a hard floor and no cupboards.

All my dogs start off in a cage, theres nothing cruel about it, they actually prefer it. At any one time, I might have 3 in cages. They sleep in them and go in them when I have to go out and can't supervise them.

Oh - and a pup is never too young to learn some discipline. Don't forget - it lives in your house, not vice-versa! You say she's disobedient - well, change that. It might be cute and fun now, but its a recipe for disaster when she gets older.

Plenty of exercise to tire her out is also a good idea, but you can overdo it with a pup, so be careful there.

Good luck :-)

Ian

thanks for the luck ian i think i need it

the people who had her before siad she started eating skirting boards wen shut in kitchen,
well she dont do that, but then she avent noticed them here,
she got no clue what fetch means but know how to give you her paw!!!!!!!!!!!!! strange dog, sometimes think she must be foreign