Dog thread!🐾

[fluffycrow]

Three pages is a killer for today's youth!

Still evading answering the question I see

 

[Pollo Blanco]

We are going to keep Pikelet for now and see how she does with sports and how she matures!

does anyone know at what age about puppies stop puddling in excitement

Sounds like a confidence issue to me.

My Agility Champion has never peed on the floor, EVER!

He came housebroken at eight weeks.
It's nice that you are going to continue to give the dog a home, regardless.

 

[fluffycrow]

Sounds like a confidence issue to me.

My Agility Champion has never peed on the floor, EVER!

He came housebroken at eight weeks.
It's nice that you are going to continue to give the dog a home, regardless.

Who is his breeder?

 

[Pollo Blanco]

Who is his breeder?

Nobody that you would know unless you've spent a lot of time in Western Washington in the Australian Shepherd community.

 

[fluffycrow]

Nobody that you would know unless you've spent a lot of time in Western Washington in the Australian Shepherd community.

I have not, obviously. So they're not a member of the breed club?

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

This is Daisy and Digger

They are so cute!
I love Berness Mountain Dogs!

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

We are going to keep Pikelet for now and see how she does with sports and how she matures!

does anyone know at what age about puppies stop puddling in excitement

Like happy peeing?
Tucker did it until 6 months old. But his was submissive peeing. As he is nervous meeting people especially men.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

Nobody that you would know unless you've spent a lot of time in Western Washington in the Australian Shepherd community.

If you have the breeder name. I love looking into breeders of all breeds. I usally stick to the ones i want the most Golden Retrievers, Bernese Mountain dogs, Australian Shepherds/other Shepherds.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

does anyone know at what age about puppies stop puddling in excitement

My last dog before Sasha did it for years when she got super excited. And then when she got diabetes, it resumed even worse, so most of the 8 or so years, there was always a risk of her doing it

 

[SpotTheCat]

Like happy peeing?
Tucker did it until 6 months old. But his was submissive peeing. As he is nervous meeting people especially men.

Both excitement and nervousness! Excitement is the most common, she is normally fine until people touch her

My last dog before Sasha did it for years when she got super excited. And then when she got diabetes, it resumed even worse, so most of the 8 or so years, there was always a risk of her doing it

I am really hoping she grows out of it its really difficult for us to deal with!