YAY!!! # 2 corgi coming soon!! somebody celebrate with me!!!

A yr ago when i got my carly, i thought that alone was a miracle with my husband . Dogs in the house under feet..were not his thing, well his heart has changed and were adding # 2 . next week!!

The problems we had with other dogs were all minor but we knew nothing about the crate and its ability to help house train these little fur babies. Im so excited but nervous about what our female will do, she is a strong willed bossy type and hopefully will appreciate having a brother..hahaha

Like it or not he's almost the plane, and will be entering our lives next Sunday.

Its time to brush up on my training skills and get ready to lose some sleep, if little guy needs to go potty in the middle of the night. Carly was easy to house train but every other issue has been a struggle she was a mouthy little one and still has to be told repeatedly no teeth. The obedience has gotten better but still a work in progress, i know having two will complicate it somewhat. The walking on leash has improved as well.. as i said she is a bossy strong willed female and i had to learn that i have to be bossier and stronger willed . haha

i appreciate of of you who have helped me in this learning progress..

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Permalink Reply by Bax & Zigs & Rosie on March 30, 2011 at 7:35am

Aww congrats! Get ready for some excitement!! =)

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Permalink Reply by Priscilla, CARLY, and Frankie on March 30, 2011 at 8:11am

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Permalink Reply by Priscilla, CARLY, and Frankie on March 30, 2011 at 8:13am

hahaha . this is his good side... i dont think hes stressed at all.. cracks me up~

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Permalink Reply by Anna Morelli on March 30, 2011 at 11:57pm

I find that the second dog often takes its cues from the first dog, making it easier to train in general house rules. Of course this does not apply to housebraking, as pups have to learn to physically "hold it". My husband grew up with cats, never had a dog. Well, he's had a lifetime of dogs with me :-) and learned to enjoy all of them. Two are definitely more fun than one and, although more work in the puppy stage, as adults it's not much more work to have two. We have three... and I've had up to 5.