Oh I see what you mean, gotcha! I'd tighten the leg straps and see how that helps? It won't hurt his testicles - mine isn't altered either and his are snug. He also runs around like a maniac and its set in place! :)
What do the leg straps have to do with being neutered or not? I'm not sure how that could affect the straps at all, and my male is intact too LOL
My male is very high energy and he runs around all the time... even with other dogs and no problems with the jacket! Maybe it's too big for him?
We use Hurtta. Had this coat for a little over a year - very toasty and we live in Canada! Easy to put on and I love that there's an attached and adjustable Snood with the coat.
I have the exact same coat but haven't had an issue like you do! That's odd. Leg straps don't help at all?
Another coat option I heard good feedback on was the Shedrow Chinook Dog Coat. I have Shedrow's regular coats for the fall, I saw the Chinook in person and it looked cozy.
I just wanted to also add that although exercise and mental stimulation is important, careful to not rely on it thinking it is what's causing your dog's teething. Walking your dog for 2 hours and play time with other dogs will only increase his stamina... example, a 2 hour walk will be come 2.5...
Something similar happened to me before with my dog... He literally shat in the middle of the store hallway and my god could you smell it throughout the store...LOL
I think you're in Canada right? I get mine from Ren's Pet Depot and they're $1 each! I've used them for two months now and all the dogs love em! Just oddly smelly when wet while they chew LOL
I discovered cow hooves recently and my dog really likes them! They're super cheap at $1 each, and they last a while. Natural treat, though I'd make sure it is from a quality company. The only downside I can think of is the smell... It can get a weird smell when wet from the dogs chewing on it...
The reason why we recommend posting until minimum after finishing teething is because teething requires a lot of calcium intake, so the ears don't have as much calcium to firmly develop the ears as strongly for them to be standing safely. Typically what you will see with dogs that don't post...
How did you introduce the crate to him? Is it always open for him to go in there? When do you use it? What have you been doing currently to address the behaviour?
I have a Hyundai Elantra LOL Surprisingly not too terrible - it's decent on gas and I'm able to fit all our training equipment in the trunk and the crate in the back seat!! It gets the job done, but it would be awesome to have a bigger vehicle.
A good friend of mine has a Volvo XC60 and we were...
You mentioned he has been crated - how do you use the crate and how was he trained to be in it? My dobie came with extreme separation anxiety, to the point he would hurt himself. It's been a really long, ongoing battle not going to lie.
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I discovered one of the chips was manufactured by EIDAP. I called them and get the one registered, but they also registered his second too that is linked to his pedigree from FCI. The chip that has his pedigree is Serbian, and the rep...
I need to update Bane's microchip number if we want to go to trial. He is imported from Europe, and I contacted my breeder if she knew how to change the information on his microchip or the brand of the chip, and she didn't know. I have his pedigree papers, so that chip must be registered...
Have you taught him leash respect/training? IMO, putting a variety of training equipment expecting him to learn leash manners on his own isn't fair to him. Dogs must be taught what you want from them, and the equipment is meant as a way of communication of what you want.
Can you post a photo...
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