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Well first off you need to start working on basic commands so the pup understands what you want from him. Have you considered obedience classes? They are relatively inexpensive and sometimes your local humane society offers them at a discounted rate as well. All of your problems can be solved with basic obedience and lots of commitment on your part. Consistency is key here.

Hi everyone - just reading about coffee breath in dogs. My Pomeranian puppy (10 weeks old) has coffee breath - it's not stopping me from smooching him, haha, but i wish he had puppy breath - i just LOVE puppy breath!

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What do you do when he acts scared? It's important not to comfort a dog when he/she is scared, as this tells the dog "yes, you should be scared. good dog" instead of actually calming their nerves. I suggest going slow, and rewarding the dog for his bravery. Ignore him a little more (not completely). Try distracting him with obedience training too (when outside). Not sure if any of these will...

Hello toonight, Firstly, welcome to GlobalPaw, it's great to have you here! Second, I'm sorry but I've edited your post to remove the link posted. Links to adoption services are welcome but no links are allowed for purchasing. The staff and most of the users here will support adoption, but the decision is ultimately yours. Good luck in finding a new addition to your family. Please ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Stumpy We go birdwatching on my days off, he stays close and he stops when I stop, he's the perfect companion for wildlife watching, always calm and relaxed... I wish my dog was like that- whenever I go to watch the leopards and antelope behind our garden, he gets all exited and can't...

Hmmmmmm.....not really sure what to tell you. First off, coming from experience, genetics does play a large role in how dogs behave. My girl Chloe, for instance, has a very shakey temperment. It was nothing I did, she came that way at nine weeks old. Her genetics suck, and you can tell. My old man Blackie, and his daughter Rose, had way less socialization than Chloe, but are much more ...

Firstly, 6 weeks is too young to be away from its mother...so yes, I'd say they were irresponsible breeders who were just trying to make some money and get rid of the pups fast. Secondly, I've done a little research and apparently your pup should be around 10-15% of it's adult weight at that age so it sounds about right to me. However, there are some great Labrador people on this board ...