LML...more pics of Alfie with my lot (they pagger him)lol

CAYLA

CAYLA

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I need a breather, I need a breather:D
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Never mind him, throw it again.
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Hurry up, hurry up.
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The hunters have no interest in the frizby, so they where called back for a photo shoot (not impressed):D
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CAYLA said:
She started full time work and he was going to be left 8 hours a day and for a puppy lab, well.....you cant do that, so she was sensible and placed him with us.
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8 hours thats terrible and just plain cruel, why would you want one if you are going to leave it that long.

I worry if we leave Pip 2hrs even with kong,chews and toys. Whats the recommended time you can leave a puppy just out of interest.
 
Dobiegirl said:
8 hours thats terrible and just plain cruel, why would you want one if you are going to leave it that long.

I worry if we leave Pip 2hrs even with kong,chews and toys. Whats the recommended time you can leave a puppy just out of interest.
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Well it happens, she did not work when she got him (some folk get them knowing they will be left this long) atleast she started with good intention, we had a woman moaning that the puppy was weeing and poohing just the other day a lab x female, she left it more than 7 hours alone at 4 months, not sure WTF else she expected:confused:, she aksed us for another dog to be its pal and keep it company....erm no! that wont stop it pissing love, it needs human interaction and a friggin loo break:rolleyes:
 
Sorry, I did not see the last bit. We will certainly rehome dogs that can be left for a long period (folk have to work), but not puppies under a year (and not a high energy breed like a lab), I would recommend no more than 3-4 hours and most certainly a break and a walk inbetween.
 
CAYLA said:
Well it happens, she did not work when she got him (some folk get them knowing they will be left this long) atleast she started with good intention, we had a woman moaning that the puppy was weeing and poohing just the other day a lab x female, she left it more than 7 hours alone at 4 months, not sure WTF else she expected:confused:, she aksed us for another dog to be its pal and keep it company....erm no! that wont stop it pissing love, it needs human interaction and a friggin loo break:rolleyes:
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Well you see why she wont get one from rescue and who can blame them, its not always about the garden.
 
littlemisslauren said:
She is 18 months now. Was left 8 hours for the first time at about 12 months.
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Exactly, a routine was in place and she was toilet trained, the woman who spoke to us was moaning it was wizzing all over, a young pup cannot help needing a wizz:p
You never got her knowing you would be going to work and leaving her from a baby for 8 hours a day.

Anyways you barely work, u lazy bint:p:D
 
CAYLA said:
Exactly, a routine was in place and she was toilet trained, the woman who spoke to us was moaning it was wizzing all over, a young pup cannot help needing a wizz:p
You never got her knowing you would be going to work and leaving her from a baby for 8 hours a day.

Anyways you barely work, u lazy bint:p:D
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Nooooo when she was a baby she was never left more than afew hours, her bog training was of course done very gradually and 8 hour stints were total emergencies. (My car broke down / I had to go to hospital)
 
And i do work you cheeky bint.... just part time.

With alot of last min overtime.

I will be dropping the overtime though.... the luxuries of having an OH that works his arse off :p
 
Well have to say Caylas puppy guide was brilliant and Pip is completely house trained, she goes to the door and barks, sleeps all through the night, had a couple of restless night whimpering with her teeth, put on puppy Bonjella and a frozen kong and straight back to sleep.

Thank you Cayla.
 
Dobiegirl said:
Well have to say Caylas puppy guide was brilliant and Pip is completely house trained, she goes to the door and barks, sleeps all through the night, had a couple of restless night whimpering with her teeth, put on puppy Bonjella and a frozen kong and straight back to sleep.

Thank you Cayla.
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Aww, it was nice to see the beneficiery of that puppy guide, he was cute and very well trained by yourself I may add:)
 
CAYLA said:
Aww, it was nice to see the beneficiery of that puppy guide, he was cute and very well trained by yourself I may add:)
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Thank you and he is a she typpo what are you like:D

Well we all sat around as a family and discussed long before we had her, did all our research health tested and the breeder gave us a right grilling(rightly so) but loved the fact we had them before and knew our old breeder.
 
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