My little terror "Zsa Zsa" does all the above except that my two big boys hide in their crates or I have to give her a timeout because she just won't stop even when sprayed with water.

All of them adorable….

It's a whippet collar

Too cute…. wish my Zsa Zsa would be like that with our cats... They are still segragated by a gate she is only 9.5 months old.

My two boys, a Ridgeback and Siberian, to this day have not forgiven me for bringing in the "she devil"….. As for the cats (only one is brave enough to stand up to her) and teaching proper behavior with the help of water spray but man is she quick to get out of the way.. Life is no longer quiet and we wouldn't change it for the world and I thought Ridgebacks were addictive, nope they're just velcro dogs.... Welcome and have fun...

Through the forum's older posts, I was able to find a proper collar (Northwind) for Zsa Zsa which suits her beautifully. The quality is just beautiful and I no longer have to worry about her beautiful neck when I do not feel like putting a harness on.

He is so cute… I didn't get to experience nor enjoy Zsa Zsa at that age so enjoy the puppy breath...

Well the temperature plummeted to 41 last night and Zsa Zsa did not want to go potty outside before going dodo. So I had to put on her hoody which she's not too crazy about and then I had to stand on the deck and encourage her to go on the wet cold grass…took about 10 minutes before it was all done and I froze instead....

Picture was taken before going outside..Enjoy and have a great weekend

Awww, he is just too adorable…. Definitly Disney cute, have you thought of showing him to a modeling agency in your area...

Zsa Zsa is crated when unsupervised and so is the Siberian Jay-Jay (Mr. destoyer of furniture and carpets when he was left unsupervised). My Stalker/self proclaimed protector, Duke the ridgeback has not been crated for over a year and a half. It all depends on your dog's temperament and no two are alike. It's also by trial and error (which can be very costly) that you find out if they can be trusted running loose in the house.

Just pay attention to the behavior and do some trial runs when you feel comfortable with your trust level and go from there…