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Helegant Jul 2019 10:18pm, 9 Jul 2019 6,369 posts	Quote Pin Helegant I met the new puppy this morning. It was warm and cuddly and friendly, and I like dogs anyway, so I have nothing against it and wouldn't want it to come to any harm. That sadly is as far as it goes. The breed holds no appeal for me. Luckily Sprog thinks it is wonderful and cute, and she's the one who is house training it right now The good news is that it will only require one 10 minute walk a day, and apparently they are very placid and good with children. Which is more than can be said for a cocker spaniel puppy!
halfpint Jul 2019 7:31am, 10 Jul 2019 28,380 posts	Quote Pin halfpint 10 minutes? Really? I guess we all have different reasons for getting a dog but mine was partly to have a companion for long walks. Ernie is the perfect dog for us.
Helegant Jul 2019 8:04am, 10 Jul 2019 6,371 posts	Quote Pin Helegant I reckon that 10 minutes is from the breeder and relates to the puppy. Accoridng to borrow my doggy they need around an hour a day.
Derby Tup Jul 2019 8:25am, 10 Jul 2019 32,740 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup #ratherhaveagoldfish
halfpint Jul 2019 8:30am, 10 Jul 2019 28,385 posts	Quote Pin halfpint Ah maybe the 10 minutes per month of age thing then. An hour isn’t much over 3 walks. Or is that just us?
Dave A Jul 2019 8:34am, 10 Jul 2019 22,190 posts	Quote Pin Dave A Rule of thumb for pups is 5 mins for every month of their lives up to a year. Then whatever you want to give them and they can do. With that kind of dog just keep an eye on them for breathing and overheating.
D2 Jul 2019 10:18pm, 11 Jul 2019 11,332 posts	Quote Pin D2 This is what our Fetch dogs think
SarahWoo Jul 2019 10:18pm, 11 Jul 2019 9,692 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo
LazyDaisy Jul 2019 7:27am, 12 Jul 2019 27,220 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy ...'or I might just stay in bed'
BaronessBL Jul 2019 8:30am, 12 Jul 2019 7,734 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL