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D2
D2
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:)
Mazlin
Mazlin
Sep 2017
9:52am, 6 Sep 2017
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Sigh. I saw my dog walker yesterday (I'm usually at work so rarely actually speak to her). She is a very nice, but slightly glass-half-empty type person & she told me all about all Rory's problems (does she think I don't know??)

Thing is, I don't think his 'problems' are that terrible. Basically, he chews things, he mouths, he pulls on the lead. Well so what, he's effectively a 4 month old puppy in the body of an 18 month old dog. He's not reactive, he behaves perfectly when left on his own, he's not possessive about his food or toys and I'm doing my best with the rest of it. Stop being unnecessarily negative about my child!

(Luckily, normal service will now be resumed, and I won't be in when she comes.)
Helegant
Helegant
Sep 2017
9:57am, 6 Sep 2017
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Rory sounds normal and lovely and I wouldn't call those 'problems'.
LazyDaisy
LazyDaisy
Sep 2017
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Completely and utterly normal, and he will learn not to do them before long. (Well, the chewing may take a while ;-))
Mazlin
Mazlin
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10:16am, 6 Sep 2017
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I shouldn't complain, because I pay her to have him for an hour and she often takes him out for much longer (they went to a massive Country Park yesterday - the drive there and back alone is probably 45 minutes), but really, what is the point in relentless negativity? He's chewed the inside of your van so you've started putting him in a crate? Great! Problem solved! Move along!
D2
D2
Sep 2017
11:30am, 6 Sep 2017
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I don't see the point in miserable people! :) Rory sounds perfectly normal, Indi still mouths when he is excited and he has lived a simple life with no excuses. :) They are dogs not robots.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Sep 2017
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I love the fact our Tuss still mouths my shirt or jacket cuff when he's excited to see me and he's three now heart
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
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I've got two vizslas for next few days. Our Tuss plus our friends' girl Doric :)
LazyDaisy
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Awww :-)
D2
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11:03pm, 14 Sep 2017
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double joy!

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