vols 30
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2012
- Messages
- 37,424
- Likes
- 42,702
Well, Daddy's little baby doesn't look that nervous, considering he is a long tailed cat on a porch full of rocking chairsDaddy’s little baby!View attachment 293521View attachment 293522
What a Cutie and great photoCongratulations. We also had a dog named Ranger that we bought together right after we got engaged.
View attachment 293649
Awwh poor baby.....View attachment 293896
Somebody is afraid of the thunderstorm outside. At least he isn't stuck under bed like yesterday.
My wife doesn't work. When we're going to be gone for a good while though, we'll leave ours in the bathroom with her crate open. She will literally jump into the tub if she has to potty. Much easier to cleanLove all the dog pics.
SN:What do most do with their dog when they're at work? Let it roam around your house?
Prior to both of us are working from home, the house is his kingdom during the day. We just have to remember to lock pin and bar the sliding glass door or we find a greeter at end of the driveway when we pull up. There has not been a crate (wire, plastic clam shell reinforce with 3/4" plywood) that can hold our escape artist.Love all the dog pics.
SN:What do most do with their dog when they're at work? Let it roam around your house?
My wife doesn't work. When we're going to be gone for a good while though, we'll leave ours in the bathroom with her crate open. She will literally jump into the tub if she has to potty. Much easier to clean
Prior to both of us are working from home, the house is his kingdom during the day. We just have to remember to lock pin and bar the sliding glass door or we find a greeter at end of the driveway when we pull up. There has not been a crate (wire, plastic clam shell reinforce with 3/4" plywood) that can hold our escape artist.
Love all the dog pics.
SN:What do most do with their dog when they're at work? Let it roam around your house?
Haha! Sounds like a bright dog! I’d love one I just honestly have no idea about having a pet dog. I didn’t have pets growing up but am thinking about it for my son who’s asked for one. I think it would be nice but I don’t know because I’ve been told by friends that it’s like having another child!
I’ve heard so many tell me this. That once you get a dog be ready to run home to it or try and schedule things around it. I’ve had a coworker come in with pics from her goldendoodle that has tore her shoes and sofa up and her mutt pissses everywhere in her house that she said she has puppy training pads everywhere even though the dog is a senior.We have a loft area in our house and he is confined to that when we are gone. When we were gone all day before this working from home thing, he'd sometimes have accidents, but we couldn't really blame him since we were gone all day.
Oh okay cool...yeah that’s what I’m thinking maybe finding a room it could hang out in. I can’t come home during the day to let it out and I don’t want it urinating/ all over my house.
Rocky is our only child. It's tough because we feel like we have to get home to him to let him out or really schedule things around thinking about him.
We didn't teach cocoa, she started doing it own her own also. I guess they watch us go in that room, and figure they can tooMy dog, Gauge stays inside the house all day while I'm at work. He rarely has an accident, but when he absolutely can no longer hold it, he jumps into the tub and does he business in there. I did not teach him that, he just started doing it a few years ago when we stayed in a hotel with a walk in shower for a few months. Makes cleaning up after him, extremely easy, but Gauge is the only dog I know that does that.
Cute!!View attachment 294294cocoa waa so happy when we got her
That looks like my outside cat Wild Bill HickokNo dog..... But at least my cat is orange and white
View attachment 293652
Yeah he’s a basset, always wanted one and since we recently moved decided to get one to keep our other dog company. They are supposed to be stubborn when it comes to training, but very food motivated. We take treats for every time he goes outside and try to take him at least every 2 hours.Cute puppy. Basset hound?? I recently had to potty train a pup and we had issues with him peeing inside. Only pooped inside one time. Were lucky that he doesn't like pooping anywhere he normally walks. He tries his best to get to the weeds to do his business.
I just made sure to walk him repeatedly, so he would make sure he understood potty was for outside. I always made a huge deal out of it when he successfully used the potty outside. When he peed inside, I never fussed at him, but I did tell him no and immediately took him outside.
Also, pay attention if he drinks a bunch of water at once, because he's gonna have to go a bunch shortly after.
Good luck.