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Smarmie Doofus

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3. Thanks for this. I have a new rescue Yorkie in the house.

Reply to dballance (Reply #2)

Sat May 24, 2014, 09:22 AM

May 2014

He's neutered... and a bit older; probably about three.... but still restless as hell.

Good ideas re. Youtube and enrichment toys, etc.

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help. we're dogsitting a 1-year-old yorkie [View all] barbtries May 2014 OP

Can you put them in separate rooms? shenmue May 2014 #1

yes, they're separated barbtries May 2014 #7

Dogs that hump have little to do with their gender. Some suggestions. Hope they help. dballance May 2014 #2

Thanks for this. I have a new rescue Yorkie in the house. Smarmie Doofus May 2014 #3

Rescues can be particularly difficult. Good for you for adopting!!!! dballance May 2014 #4

thank you for your well thought out response barbtries May 2014 #9

You are so welcome! dballance May 2014 #13

More Suggestions from my friends at OHS dballance May 2014 #5

One more thing. Limit any "Negative" feedback. dballance May 2014 #6

Tons of exercise, if at all lovemydog May 2014 #8

we have that on the agenda. barbtries May 2014 #10

That's good to hear lovemydog May 2014 #11

The humping is a dominance thing. avebury May 2014 #12

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