check that box. I feel it.Can you feel the patheticness?
check that box. I feel it.Can you feel the patheticness?



Those little turds are fiesty and get themselves in trouble for it sometimes.Draco got bit the other day on his ear, a Jack Russel it was, off leash, with no recall,
Them getting along is great news! Bran looks like he is conquering those mites really nicely!Bran is in his Doberteens era and acting like a mad dog, but we still love him. He still loves Draco, and Draco is smitten with him, 0 fights between them so far, we've had them live in the same house and everything's good so far so fingers crossed!
This reminds me a little bit of last night. I wish I had a picture.


Do they allow you to get in the pool? If they don’t, try to find somewhere that you can participate in the swimming with remy someone’s pool or a lake. I would be using his desire to get to you to build those swimming skills.He has a lot of toy drive except for when he’s in the water… Hopefully once he becomes better at swimming he’ll want to retrieve the toys.
Yes, you’re allowed in the pool with the dogs. The problem is he isn’t a good swimmer yet, so I have to assist him by holding his rear end up lol while he swims back to the ramp. Last week I didn’t need to, but he wasn’t doing great this time.Do they allow you to get in the pool?
I agree. I understand why you can’t, but I really wish I was able to use food there as that’s his biggest motivator. He’ll do just about anything for food. I’ve been playing with him on the dock itself to hopefully build more value for toys while he’s near/at the pool. I think part of the reason why he’s so uninterested in toys while in the water is because he’s too focused on trying to swim.This may sound blunt. Remy may have high toy drive but, it isn’t high enough to over come his discomfort with swimming. You need to think of another motivator to get him started.
Yes. Typically I’ll float him out to the end of the pool, help hold his rear end up (he sinks when you let him go) until he starts properly swimming on his own, then he swims back to someone on the dock. I posted a video about 2 weeks ago in the video of the day thread that shows what I’m explaining.@remy when you and him are in the pool he’s trying to get away from you and get back to the step?
A few weeks ago I posted pictures I took of my grandma’s dog and mentioned I wanted to work on shortening his nails. I have been dremeling them once a week for the past three weeks and there is a big difference already! I didn’t have the best comparison photos, but you can still see the difference, especially in his dew claws.Looks much better! Those darn dew claws too. We adopted my Mom's Sheltie when she passed and I always forgot about those dews since none of our dogs have them and not only did the Sheltie have them, but they were covered with hair so I didn't see them.A few weeks ago I posted pictures I took of my grandma’s dog and mentioned I wanted to work on shortening his nails. I have been dremeling them once a week for the past three weeks and there is a big difference already!