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Maybe he is bored with the usual treats and his way of telling you is by spitting the treats. You mention the "outside" factor so maybe he is not interested in treats because he wants more activities from you? The outside environment keeps their mind going and I think he just want to explo...

Yes, raw meaty bones are good to help clean the teeth. Take time to check their teeth regularly because the stain will slowly accumulate when they are not chewing much or constantly eating wet foods.

Let's put it this way: 50% breed and 50% training/environment. I have the same concern before when my uncle gave me a 1 year old Husky. It was my first time to handle big dog (at that age) since my 3 old dogs are small breeds. So I did some research and prepared for the worst. To my surprise, he did...

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He looks great!

Poor dog...I met a lot of people who are like your aunt. Who wants dog but do not want the responsibility of caring for a dog. Sometimes, it's the people that need training not dogs. Anyway, the best thing you can do to help the dog is to talk to your aunt and uncle properly. Explain to them that th...

LeonilCraig wrote:If you can hear your dog's nails "click" on the kitchen floor when walking, they need to be trimmed.

hahahahaha! the clicking sound is so true! (I don't clip their nails weekly because the four of them hates nail clipping).

Hi everyone!

I'm Geena and I have 4 dogs. A 2 y.o Pinscher, 5 y.o Terrier, 4 y.o Pomeranian mix and a 1 y.o Husky.

Same problem here. Making things worst our newly adopted Husky started to imitate the older dogs (our older dog is Pomeranian mix with a very annoying bark). The thing is there are certain days where we are able to shut them off from barking out of excitement and there are times when we failed.

What I did was letting the puppy explore for a while and slowly introduced her to potty outside. Then I introduced her to the bed and eating space. It was hard at first but eventually they will learn. All the best with your puppy. Enjoy the journey!