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Grandpa May 6, 2011 at 5:16 pm

sure just make sure that they all match when taping them back together and take them to the bank and they will

mo May 7, 2011 at 4:32 am

OMG that is really funny. I don’t know that you can do anything to get her used to it, you may have to put it someplace she can’t see it for awhile, and get it out in a few months to see how reacts then.

jack May 7, 2011 at 5:20 pm

i do’nt know

vail2073 May 8, 2011 at 5:19 am

This might take a little effort but it should work. I had a dog years ago with this issue and in time he got over it…for the most part anyway. Find a collar loose enough for him to wear. If you have him wearing a choke chain, use the “dead ring” or the ring that doesn’t move. Grab a leash/rope/ or something that you can attach to the dead ring or the collar. The other end of attach to a piece of fence or a heavy chair or a heavy table or just something that will hold the dogs weight (tree, bars, metal tubes in teh ground, etc.) If you have a hose that will reach to where he will be tied up take it to there and place it behind you so the open end is not visible to him. Stand next to your dog and pet him and stroke him gently so that he feels there is nothing wrong. It is best if you have one of those trigger attachments for your hose (like the ones used for gardening that come with different settings like Full, Shower, Spray, Mist, etc. They’re like 4-5 dollars at walmart) so you can turn it off instantly in case he gets defensive. Use the shower setting and spray the water so it looks like its coming from your arm running down to your hand and over the dogs back. DON”T spay his face or they will try and run away REALLY quick. Do it gently at first and move your hand over his body like you are petting him but still letting the water run down your arm. Keep telling him kind words and praising him so he does not feel pressured or become agitated. The last thing you want to wet is his head/face. Do the body first then the legs/tail. When you are ready for the head, spray it from the back of the head and let it run down skull to his face and his muzzle. This might take a little longer than you like but in time it will assure him that bath time is just bath time and not dangerous. If you use shampoo or soap, lather it up and run it through his hair like doing your own hair. When it comes time to rinse, do the same thing you did to get him wet in the beginning. Most dogs will shake their bodies at least 2-3 times from the time they get wet to the time the bath is over. Don’t bother with the groomers unless you NEED to cut the dogs coat. For dogs that are too hyper or uncooperative, many groomers use drugs to “calm” the dog. Basically, it is a “downer” to make the dog passive.

nanschocolate May 8, 2011 at 4:47 pm

http://www.showdogsupersite.com/kenlclub/breedvet/nvai.htmlhttp://www.beaglesunlimited.com/beaglehealth_artificialinsemination.htmand for the do-it-your-selfers: http://www.pinnaclepetsupply.com/ai-kits.htmYep, they do it all the time.

❤Demolition Lover❤ May 9, 2011 at 5:03 am

leather or something similar. if you have a fabric that’s not smooth, the dog hair can get caught in it and be extremely hard to remove.

R K Corp May 9, 2011 at 4:54 pm

you definitely do not punish a 9 week old puppy. you have to set up a routine, so she knows that she is going to be taken out for a pee. after she eats, you should take her out 30 minutes later for a walk to poop. puppies eat more so they poop more. as she gets older it will be probably eating no more than twice a day, so the poop control will be less. but you still have to have at least 2 or 3 times a day where they know they are going to go out to poop. sometimes they have a surprise poop, which you can’t blame any one for. having 4 dogs of my own the best advise i can give you is to set up a routine and stick to it. punishing them does not help and only serves to depress them…altho smart, they don’t correlate the poop in the dining room with you getting angry. once she has a routine, and understand the crate is her home, she will stop. dogs tend not to poop where they sleep. good luck, and give it some time. 9 weeks is very young. but perfect to start setting up a routine your dog can depend on.

rhsaunders May 10, 2011 at 5:24 am

I have not seen the card, but I’d bet that it is a pointer. (Ahem!)

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TStodden May 11, 2011 at 4:27 am

Please consider this an RTFM as it’s very easy to comprehend…WHATEVER YOU PLACE IN THE BANK WILL STAY IN THE BANK UNTIL WITHDRAWN!In the makers of the game suggests that you place stuff that you cannot afford to lose in the bank just for this reason. So don’t worry about losing Fido when you drop him off at the bank.