It's true, I've never had to even think about crating until I got Oakley. All previous breeds were no problem staying loose in the house, oak is very house destructive so that was a no go, we also went through crate phobia but at 16 months he tolerates it better than I ever imagined
Help please before there is a problem
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Jason has some sound advice.
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Jason,
Thanks for the advice. Indi and I started a running program called Couch to 5K and we are both loving it. I will difinetly set up a daily play time for us, I got him some puzel toys we can play with together.
Thanks so much for the advice and support. I really needed it.
Rachel
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Hey Rachel-
It gets really hard….I know how it can be...with DH gone so much....I think that the couch to 5K will help you deal with him being gone as much as Indi. Let me know if you want to meet at a dog park and comiserate
R
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Meeting at the dog park sounds like a smashing idea. When? We will be here until August 31
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I am up for this Sunday. I have to go to a (non-dog friendly) party on Saturday, so Jack will be cooped up in his crate, so I will owe him a fun trip. Do you want to do sun morning, afternoon?
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Sounds like a plan.. how about Sunday morning. When is good for you?
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How about 10:00 am?
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I'll be there! With the boy of course
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kiro and i moved 3 times this year…... and we broke up with her original daddy (of 5 mths)..... but i took over the MAMA dog role..... I find that training is fun for both and good for the dog.... learn to teach tricks..... one at a time... it takes about a week for one but after a month or 2 think how many you will have down!!!
I guess what im saying is maybe a doggie school would be good for bonding and you both..... good luck mama dog
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Robin, could you email me please
I need to meet later in the day like 1ish would that be alright????
I hope it is
