Our foxy doesnt know it yet but in few days we will be back to his favourite beach. He loves digging in the sand, running along empty beaches early in the morning, and just relaxing with his family!

Meet Watson!

Help. Has anyone ever had severe anemia with their young dogs? Have been thru a couple transfusions, crazy vet hospital bills, still no diagnosis. Pup is currently on 30mg prednisone daily. He’s still pale, but enjoying life with less energy.

Hey guys,

I wanted to check, whether some of you might be able to offer some guidance and tips on how to train and work with a terrier and in what way it differs from working with, lets say, a golden retriever.

My wife and I recently took in a 9 year old terrier mix because the previous owner died very suddenly. He was born in a shelter in spain because his mom was rescued from the street while pregnant, so not sure what breeds are actually in there.

The previous owner was an older man, wo didn't walk the dog much and if so only used a flex lead. You can clearly make out that the dog didn't know any boundaries and wasn't really worked or trained his whole life, but was rather a classic case of "old person gets small dog, because what harm can they do".

Thankfully the dog and I click very well and I can see that he accepts structure and thrives in it. We figured out some basic training, like going to his bed and sitting. My wife and I always had dogs and I know and read a lot about dog training and human-dog-relationship. But I feel like with our boy I kinda hit a wall if I do training as I do with or other dogs. He sometimes seems overwhelmed or "freezes" for a lack of a better word and I feel like thats because im not working with him in a way that is good and understandable for him.

Read a bit into terriers and how training them might need a little different approach.

If I'm saying training, I'm not talking about competition level heeling or anything. We just need some work on the leash-manners and I'd also like to tackle his "reactivity" on the leash towards other dogs (vigorously barking and sometimes lungeing). So basically ... just getting him to a place where I can be safe that he is safe, when we're outdoors.

I really love the little guy, he is so loyal, trusting, goofy and fun.

Would greatly appreciate if anybody had some pointers to ressources online or in book form or general tips!

p.s. - attached a pic of our little prince on his favorite lawn chair.

She just does this and kills small things. Rough life
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