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  • #78698
    Mudgie
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    let your husband feed him for a week – will change the dynamics completely  😉

    #78699
    Anonymous
    Guest

    yes they are injected for parvo, we were advised to get a jab for just parvo at 16 weeks because apparently its rife in the area the last few years. Dont know how true this is though as my mum lives in the same area but goes to a different vets and she wasnt told about it  :-\

    The 1st and 2nd jab here in the uk is against parvo aswell as everything else, but we are told they can go out 2 weeks after 2nd jab. Val says after 7 days so we will definatley be have a little trip out on saturday.

    Where do you live?

    any more pics of scooby?  ;D ;D

    #78700
    puppyblues
    Member

    Ok will get hubby to feed him thanks 🙂
    We are in Canada. Moved here from uk about 4 years ago.
    I put some pics on the new puppy bit.
    What part of uk are you from?
    Yippee that means I can walk Scooby :))))

    #78701
    Anonymous
    Guest

    ;D

    we live in leeds  🙂

    #78702
    puppyblues
    Member

    Scooby scratches at the door to go back in the house. Would it work to cue this and get him to do it to let me know he needs to go pee? Does it work both ways?

    #78703
    Mudgie
    Member

    he scratching to say he finished and wants in

    nacho gives me the “look” when he needs out then walks slow motion to the door – if I miss the look then he makes a sweep noise.  :whistle:

    Just keep taking him out saying do wee wee and when he does it say wee wee – it doesnt take long – you just need to be consistent.

    #78704
    puppyblues
    Member

    He goes pretty much on cue outside. But I take him out after naps play and feeding. But if I was to leave him a little to long he sneaks off and does it in the corner. I just wish he would give me a indication. My other dogs have been trained in a week. 🙁
    Goes all night in his crate without needing to go 🙂

    #78705
    xtine
    Member

    [quote author=puppyblues link=topic=14558.msg270854#msg270854 date=1249313506]
    Scooby scratches at the door to go back in the house. Would it work to cue this and get him to do it to let me know he needs to go pee? Does it work both ways?
    [/quote]

    We taught Fritz to do this.. worked fine at home cause we have a glass back door  :ok: he now does it when he wants in or out

    However, mum is not too pleased about him doing it to her oak ones  :boooo: something to bear in mind…  😉

    #78706
    puppyblues
    Member

    Lol I bet. Thank you.

    #78707
    Diesel73
    Member

    Advantage of owning bigger breeds….. I always teach them how to open doors. Except Diesdog  ::) , he tought himself by copying Wodan. They go out when they need to, and come back in when want to. Just closing doors always has to be on command. They won’t do thàt out of their own  :sleepy: .

    #78708
    puppyblues
    Member

    Thats great Diesel although I am still working on that with the kids  ;D

    So how did you teach them?

    #78709
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    when you are taking him to the door after nap etc…say ‘want out’ …pause at door and say ‘want out’ again he will look at you and look at door…good want out …as he looks at door and then open it…..when he come back and hits door to come in…want in? food want in as you let him in….it an opposite…and on off switch…he will then start to go to the door to ask to go out…in time he will add a noisyl ask of some sort or another..either a bang, a whimper, a seal noise (cuberts  ::) ) somefolk have a bell hanging on the door knob….

    #78710
    puppyblues
    Member

    Thank you. Now I get it 🙂

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