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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:39:35 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I am having a heck of a time kennel training my 9wk old Shepard Puppy.</title>
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			<p>I have a 9wk old Shepard puppy and im having a heck of a time kennel training her. I have had her now for 4wks and she still doesn't kennel well. She has no problem defecating in her kennel and laying in it. I have kennel trained other dogs and wut ive done in the past has worked w/ my other dogs, but not this one. I have never owned a shepard, but i do own a cousin to the shepard. Can someone help me? Her kennel is the right size and she gets let out every four hours like ive done in the past, but she still goes in her kennel. Please help, i cant afford to keep giving her a bath 4 times a day everyday.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 014507								
													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 22nd<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Sun, Nov 22nd 2009, 08:04 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Nov 22nd 2009, 00:04 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I just got a puppy and he twitches like crazy in his sleep.  Sometimes his eyes open a little and he shakes like crazy. </title>
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			<p>				ASKED BY
									Guest 118429								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/twitches" rel="nofollow tag">twitches</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/puppy" rel="nofollow tag">puppy</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/sleep" rel="nofollow tag">sleep</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 19:26 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 11:26 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I have a chocolate lab and just got a black lab.  And my problem is the pup is 14 wks. and drinks alot! Yes she pees too</title>
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			<p>but when I watch her outside it seems she just goes alittle and she goes inside ALOT.  tried not letting Jake out with her, because I thought she just wanted to play and then she wont go at all just sets on step.  I dont no if she was potty trained and I am doing it and have been for 3 weeks.  Jack doesnt and didnt drink that much and She will get it out of the toilet so now I close the lid and only give her half bowl but she will drink water from out side and it's not cause she's hot cause its in 50's here..My husband is upset she keeps going inside.  What to do??? I was told she was treated for worms, but could that cause it?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 715429								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/drinkinglotsofwater" rel="nofollow tag">drinkinglotsofwater</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/peeingmoreinsidethanout" rel="nofollow tag">peeingmoreinsidethanout</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 18th<br />
				
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		Wed, Nov 18th 2009, 19:46 GMT 
		<pubDate>Wed, Nov 18th 2009, 11:46 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>how do i distance myself from mumm?</title>
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			<p>i bark and cry when i cant see mummy so she hasnt left the house for 2 weeks so i dont get distressed. please help me become more independent<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					<a href="/dogs/1071511">
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					cinders</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 17th<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Tue, Nov 17th 2009, 05:56 GMT 
		<pubDate>Mon, Nov 16th 2009, 21:56 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My puppy (13 wk) suddenly started to growl &amp; snap in the bath - he's serious.  No problem before... What to do?</title>
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			<p>He had several baths already with no problem.  Last time, I thought it was the shower spraying his head/face.  So - this time avoided that - it was fine until I was shampooing his lower body.  Growling and snapping - he means business.  I slowed down and finished the bath feeding him hot dogs.  He ate them , but barely - pretty stressed...  No other aggression problems except this.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 434041								
													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 15th<br />
				
				1 ANSWER 
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		Sun, Nov 15th 2009, 16:38 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Nov 15th 2009, 08:38 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Help! My puppy eats everything! </title>
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			<p>Hi Everyone,

I have a 5 month of German Shepherd named Apollo. He is usually a wonderful puppy, very calm (for a puppy anyway lol), listens, very very smart and catches onto things very quickly which makes training him a breeze! 

Other then 1 thing, he eats everything in sight! I don’t mean chewing on things and spitting them out, he actually swallows whatever he has picked up as soon as my boyfriend or I go to take it out of his mouth. A firm &quot;No&quot; does not work, we have tried that over and over, without result. He knows &quot;leave it&quot; and will leave treats on the floor until I say he can have it, and he knows &quot;drop it&quot; for the most part. I just don’t know what to do as this is potentially hazardous to his health! I've tried everything suggested that I’ve found on the internet and i watch him all the time but he still manages to pick up something and eat it... 

Does anyone have an idea what I can do for him? Or is this just puppy thing that he will grow out of in time?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Apollo</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 7th<br />
				
				5 ANSWERS 
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		Sat, Nov 7th 2009, 16:35 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sat, Nov 7th 2009, 08:35 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>can a female boxer eat her puppies and why would they do that</title>
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			<p>I think my female boxer ate her puppies because she is no longer pregnant and cant find the puppies , why would she do this<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 847909								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/boxer" rel="nofollow tag">boxer</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/ate" rel="nofollow tag">ate</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/puppies" rel="nofollow tag">puppies</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/why" rel="nofollow tag">why</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 25th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Sun, Oct 25th 2009, 09:40 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Oct 25th 2009, 02:40 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>what advise does anyone have when bring a new puppy into the house with a 2 year old dog with a great temperment the pup</title>
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			<p>				ASKED BY
									Guest 212909								
													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 23rd<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Oct 23rd 2009, 14:15 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Oct 23rd 2009, 07:15 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My puppy cries at night and I think I'm too much of a sucker to train her not to</title>
		<link>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/my_puppy_cries_at_night_and_i_think_im_too_much_of_a_sucker_to_train_her_not_to-36290</link>
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			<p>I just got a puppy, she's 9 weeks old. She cries all night, and I was just wondering how long I should expect her to do this? We gave her a nice bed, with a clock in it, the radio on softly, and I spend ages beforehand trying to wear her out. 


Also...as I'm typing this I can hear her crying. I left her to cry for about an hour and a half and then I couldn't take it anymore and I went in and comforted her and put her back to sleep. Was this the wrong thing to do? I feel like it must be bad for her to get so upset. <br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 648809								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/puppy" rel="nofollow tag">puppy</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/crying" rel="nofollow tag">crying</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 22nd<br />
				
				5 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Oct 22nd 2009, 11:38 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Oct 22nd 2009, 04:38 GMT</pubDate>
		<guid>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/my_puppy_cries_at_night_and_i_think_im_too_much_of_a_sucker_to_train_her_not_to-36290</guid>
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		<title>How to stop my puppy from screaming when alone? Help needed!</title>
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			<p>I have a 10 week old border terrier who cries and screams non stop in her crate and whenever she is alone. I work full time but my neighbour is goin to come and let her out at lunch time each day. I'm worried that I'll have complaints from the other  neighbours soon as she is so loud. 

What should I do? I want to do what's right for her - should I give her back to the breeder?

Thank for any help or words of wisdom x<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 073809								
													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 21st<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Wed, Oct 21st 2009, 02:50 GMT 
		<pubDate>Tue, Oct 20th 2009, 19:50 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>is it best to get a new puppy when you already have a puppy at home? I mean to be raised together?</title>
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			<p>my sister has a min pin pup and she is getting an australian sheherd pup from me.
will this be a good idea?they will be raised together.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 097509								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/puppies" rel="nofollow tag">puppies</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/training" rel="nofollow tag">training</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 17th<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Sat, Oct 17th 2009, 08:20 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sat, Oct 17th 2009, 01:20 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Are pugs likely to just settle down or relax ?</title>
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			<p>				ASKED BY
									Guest 550509								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/pugs" rel="nofollow tag">pugs</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/behavior" rel="nofollow tag">behavior</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 12th<br />
				
				1 ANSWER 
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		Mon, Oct 12th 2009, 03:50 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Oct 11th 2009, 20:50 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My puppy is unwilling to go into his cage to sleep. What should I do?</title>
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			<p>He's 6 months old and his name is Putty, I got him from a friend who was moving to a new home and couldn't take him with.  When he had my puppy, he was ok sleeping in his little bed, but he isn't now.  We tried taking tips from Dog Whisperer and he still barks and whines.  I am totally clueless on what to do.  Does it have to do with the fact of his previous owner leaving him?  If so, how can I help him more?  Is it just me not showing him that his new home is a place of comfort, not a prison of punishment?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 752109								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/sleep" rel="nofollow tag">sleep</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/cage" rel="nofollow tag">cage</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/bed" rel="nofollow tag">bed</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Oct 1st<br />
				
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		Thu, Oct 1st 2009, 19:58 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Oct 1st 2009, 12:58 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Any Rat Terrier owners out there?</title>
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			<p>I'm getting my new puppy Rat Terrier soon and I would like to know if they have a any health issues or behavure i would need to watch while she grows up. Any tips with Rat Terriers please let me know. Thanks for your help!<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/puppies" rel="nofollow tag">puppies</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/grown" rel="nofollow tag">grown</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/help" rel="nofollow tag">help</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/health" rel="nofollow tag">health</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/anythinghelps" rel="nofollow tag">anythinghelps</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/ratterriers" rel="nofollow tag">ratterriers</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Sep 10th<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Sep 10th 2009, 16:32 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Sep 10th 2009, 09:32 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I am gettin two puppies at the same time, different breeds. do u think im best havin two females or a male nd a female?</title>
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			<p>				ASKED BY
									Guest 288978								
													IN <a href="/answers/puppies/behavior_and_training_puppies">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Sep 9th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Wed, Sep 9th 2009, 03:22 GMT 
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