Pippin and his wonderful nature..
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Petra… he is a very handsome young boy.... and seems to be fitting right in.... and I think with some "tough" love, he will learn to like his crate.... remember, the key is tough love.... and if this age he is a happy camper with Moses and he doesn't mind... I would not be too concerned about that... I would still put the crates side by side and at night one cover for the both crates.... as he gets older, you should find that he would rather have his own space.... just don't give up.....
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Thanks all..he is my jewel..
I will try the cover on both crate…just don't give up…..
nope..he knows I am the boss..he baroos that to me several times a day ;)
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Such cute wrinkles… your in for a joyous time.
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Very handsome boy that Pippin is! Won't stay off the imported leather chair? Typical Basenji juvenile delinquent! :D But isn't that one of the reasons you love a Basenji because it tests you and has a mind of it's own?! ;) Buddy baroos at me on walks and I ask him "why are you yelling at me?:D
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Very handsome boy that Pippin is! Won't stay off the imported leather chair? Typical Basenji juvenile delinquent! :D But isn't that one of the reasons you love a Basenji because it tests you and has a mind of it's own?! ;) Buddy baroos at me on walks and I ask him "why are you yelling at me?:D
Dan, you are right…that is why I love them, because they have a mind of their own...
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Dan, you are right…that is why I love them, because they have a mind of their own...
Bang on! Couldn't say it better. :)
Pippin is a real good looker. And you take wonderful photos of him. Have you started a Pippin photo album? I have one of Kipawa and I add new pictures to it every few weeks. I place a date on each page so I will be able to look back and remember the puppy days.
Could you let him have Mose's crate (make a switch)? Just a thought.
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Well, he can't have Moses' crate, but I did buy Pippin one just like that, except one size smaller. Moses' crate is large..the crate is arriving tomorrow.
