I FINALLY got to take a look at the pictures you have posted and Wynstan is Adearable! Corgis certainly do cheer you up and I am glad to have finally gotten to see these, as I certainly need the pick me up from time to time! He's just so darn cute that he makes me smile! I love his little 'big' belly!
Just want to clarify that I have no problem with getting a non-rescue! I had Siamese for years and loved them all. My husband and I travel a lot more now that we have no kids at home and cats rarely travel well. I decided after my last Siamese died to just get rescues because then I would not feel bad leaving them home alone for a weekend since prior to me they did not have a home! I am sorry if it came across that I was judging. I have a friend with a Maine Coon and she is wonderful.
We went to Petsmart last night to shop for our puppy, and it broke my heart to see the cats in the adoption center! My boyfriend had to remind me, puppy first! Maybe someday! A cat would make a great companion.
Thanks for your message! We bought a medium at first and found it was too big for Potus as a pup, so we had a smaller size until he grew into it. I love the secure feeling you get with a harness, but they still get some movement. Wynstan is gorgeous! How is he going following the attack?
Hope you had a wonderful holiday season.
I'll be able to visit Waffle when I'm home for spring break. If I come home during a random weekend, I will definitely stop by then, too. :] They live next to my old high school, so pretty much whenever I visit my family, I can visit my fur family down the street. :D Wynstan is looking great by the way. He's growing up so fast!
I am amazed.
McConnell's research is interesting; she says that all professional human animal trainers, regardless of language, use similar sounds. "Stop!" is a single abrupt syllable; "Go go go!" is a series of abrupt stacatto syllables, etc. Interesting book. Rico
I believe Rico was feared to be deaf as a puppy, and so got much extra verbal attention.
Thanks!
I hope you're having fun with your adorable little Wynstan...
Ha..it took patients and a calm dog to accomplish the balance...
good luck with your pup =)
Hi: Just wanted to say what a smart little Corgi you have...barking at the pointsettia.....and not going toward it....Maybe he has hidden talents.....I have two Corgies...1 male and 1 female...names: Merry, and Sammy...they are both 8 years old, but not related....They are the delights of my life and travel with me everywhere....In fact they are so cute that a Corgi craze is hitting our area and we will soon have more Corgis to play with. Best Wishes for a great holiday season with your Corgi's.
You have to be consistent and have patience. He is still a baby but will catch on. Sparty made us a little crazy at times but turned out great. Obedience classes really helped me because when they are that smart you have to be ahead of them! Think of him as a toddler that is just beginning to discover all the stuff he can do with a strong urge to sink his teeth into something! Actually that describes my 8 month old grandson... LOL.
Hi Guys, The time out was based on how old he was. Not too long when he was less than 6 months. About 5-10 minutes as I remember. Sparty was pretty feisty but Izzy and Buffy were crushed by a stern tone of voice so they were easy to train. Not as smart as Sparty though. Good luck!
Thank you for the kind words on Gabby. Wynstan is going to be a handsome dude! Please keep up the pictures as he grows. The cute time is when their ears pop. As for your boy biting, in my experience, they have thankfully grown out of it. I did like some others have said, be sure to substitute a safe toy instead of you or your clothes. I found once their teeth are in the problem subsides. Good luck and enjoy, they are a life changing experience!
Wynstan is probably teething. Try substituting a puppy-safe chew toy and hold him and the toy while he chews away on something other than you! He's a cutie.
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Hope you had a wonderful holiday season.
McConnell's research is interesting; she says that all professional human animal trainers, regardless of language, use similar sounds. "Stop!" is a single abrupt syllable; "Go go go!" is a series of abrupt stacatto syllables, etc. Interesting book.
Rico
I believe Rico was feared to be deaf as a puppy, and so got much extra verbal attention.
I hope you're having fun with your adorable little Wynstan...
Ha..it took patients and a calm dog to accomplish the balance...
good luck with your pup =)
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