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In reply to the discussion: I am getting a puppy, almost 4 weeks old. Yes, 4 WEEKS! Aieeee!!!1111 [View all]get the red out
(14,031 posts)57. She is STUNNING!
What a beautiful dog!
I am glad you have done such a great job with her. She certainly deserves love and care, they all do.
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I am getting a puppy, almost 4 weeks old. Yes, 4 WEEKS! Aieeee!!!1111 [View all]
uppityperson
Dec 2011
OP
I ended up with a puppy earlier then I wanted. Parents were moving. So my son had a pet
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2012
#60
It really was. That dog never cried. It didn't no the difference. It was so cute.
southernyankeebelle
Jan 2012
#62
This is excellent info. I've been involved in breed rescue for over 10 years now.
REACTIVATED IN CT
Jan 2012
#33
I in no way wanted a puppy this young, tried talking the owners into 8 weeks since they
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#50
What do you suggest doing about the fact that the mother dog in rejecting her pups? That is not
jwirr
Jan 2012
#40
thank you for your concern. Maybe you missed "multivax" in my OP. I'd rather rescue one than
uppityperson
Dec 2011
#12
Witch, it does nothing positive to assume so much. Not a breed, not "adament about getting pups so
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#38
You'll be fine. Just get him to your Vet ASAP and make sure that diet is adequate and ...
Walk away
Dec 2011
#10
Rather than having her "put down", I brought her home. She ate puppy formula mixed with canned
uppityperson
Dec 2011
#21
She'll probably turn out thinking she's a cat. Socializing her as soon as can start vaccines will be
uppityperson
Dec 2011
#23
She was on my lap and wanted down, barked, so I laid on the floor on a blanket
uppityperson
Dec 2011
#25
Again, it does nothing positive to jump to all those conclusions, to assume all that. Not a breeder,
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#39
The cats have been watching and sniffing her. Today for the 1st time SHE approached a cat
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#55
Update. She went from 3.5 to 4.5 lbs in the last weeks, is eating canned puppyfood without mixing
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#59
Another pound gained in a week, 6 week vx gotten and this is so much fun & tiring
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#63
I've not had a puppy for 30+ yrs. this is something. I remind myself of when I had my baby
uppityperson
Jan 2012
#65
I don't think there is any one in thsi group who doesn't want to see pictures.
Stinky The Clown
Jan 2012
#67
I researched raw yams and it said to grate & put in her food. She does the grating so far with those
uppityperson
Feb 2012
#72
Thank you, that is a great idea. I was given a dehydrator and will try that. Do you need to blanche
uppityperson
May 2012
#82
It is something. I made the edges of the can smooth, was going to be for a toddler, set of stacking
uppityperson
Feb 2012
#71
Hah. Many people have asked that but no, she is a 5 month old golden retriever/lab-chow mix
uppityperson
May 2012
#77
Aireau has grown to be a drop dead, make your heart go pitter patter, young lady
Irishonly
May 2012
#87
Thank you. I was 2nd person up today and missed the bounce in circles I'm so excited to see you bit.
uppityperson
May 2012
#88