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yeah, she really likes it. This is my wife’s dog, so she hand feeds her every morning and night. She’s learned that not sitting and sitting still equals no food. The dog so far has learned to sit and to enter her crate. However I’m not expecting huge bounds and leaps in the beginning as she has...

thanks for the info, I’ll definitely keep An eye out on it! also just wanted to add a picture of her.

thanks, this was and is a worry for me. So far she’s been holding it pretty well. But if it starts I will definitely ask for that medication. Did it fully resolve your dogs issue?

she needs education on everything lol. She is leashed when out of the crate in the house. However right now, all time out of the crate is structured for now. She is easily amped up, so she starts jumping around. I’m probably going to have this structure until the board and train because she...

Update! Took her on our first walk with Rex. Zero reaction to Rex, did well. They glanced at each other however they didn’t try to engage each other. She Doesn’t pull with the prong, no verbal corrections or corrections with the prong other than to stop her from pulling. Taking things slow...

Update again: just took her for a 3 mile walk to the vet and back. She’s around a year old but possibly younger. She’s in good health and her hips are good. No heartworm. she allowed the vet to handle her and the vet techs to handle her with zero issue. Allowed her nails to be trimmed with...

It’s just temporary thankfully until after her board and train. He will go back to the bed while she sleeps in the living room. I just want to set it as there equals. He’s calmed down this morning. We did morning feedings. Rex first, then her and she did well. She likes the raw a lot and a plus...

I really want to, but I have to create an equal field for both of them in hopes of them getting along. Everything I’ve been doing is with instructions of the trainer we go to.

she had no chip, they had the dog on hold for 5 days prior to allowing us to adopt her. She more than likely was abandoned. it’s an adjustment, mainly for Rex. He usually sleeps in bed with us every night and has done that for the last year. However, their both being kept in their crates in...

haha, don’t even mention that it stresses me out. :wacky:

Another update, she’s been here for about 8 hours so far. Her sedatives have worn off and she’s a little more active. We’ve been on a crate and rotate since she came home. Rex comes out, and gets about 10-15 minutes outside. Then back in. Then same with her however she’s on leash at all times...

update: took her home today. She pooped in her crate in the car. So that was a mess. Got all over me. However she’s groggy from being spayed. But might be crate trained already not sure. Still has her declaws, never dealt with those. Doesn’t seem to be a chewer as she hasn’t tried messing up her...

send me a PM and I can give you all the information.

@Doberman Gang i also forgot to say thank you.

Shes 52 pounds at the moment. If you look from above or the side her hip bones pertrude out and her ribs are overly exposed. Hard to get a picture of her as she can’t stand still. Will try to post more this week.

a better picture of her.

It was my wife’s decision and I supported her on it. I even traded in my truck for a larger suv to facilitate the two dogs and be able crate them while driving.

we couldn’t take her home today because she hadn’t had a vet check yet. However there will be no direct interactions between the two until after the board and train. She will have her behavior issues corrected. House training. On and off leash training. She will be brought to the same level as...

I want to introduce Trixie to everyone. She is an American Dobbie, around a year old. She was abandoned by some piece of shit at one of the local parks. My wife and me adopted her from the shelter today. She’s about 8 pounds underweight, however besides that has no health issues. She’s dog...

I don’t think anyone here will recommend Purina. As @Doberman Gang stated, find a good 4 or 5 star kibble if you don’t want to feed a raw diet. I feed raw and sometimes a kibble around the holiday season. My dogs raw diet has been the most beneficial for him.