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But to throw rocks at a dog as it runs away? That's being malicious, not a fear of dogs.

Maybe call around some stores and see if others have them? http://www.bunnings.com.au/products_product_garden-waste-storage-cage_2585.aspx

Go the pet girl. You can always get a show girl later down the track when you learn more about showing :) Part of me is going for the pet girl. Would the pet prove any different health wise seeing as she is smaller?? Can I share pics?? At 10 weeks size doesn't mean much, they grow and change so much. Unless you've put a deposit on her, or have permission from the breeder, it's generally not a good idea to post pics (just general etiquette because she belongs to someone else, as much as we'd love to see her!)

Go the pet girl. You can always get a show girl later down the track when you learn more about showing :)

He threw rocks at her when she was running AWAY from him, towards you??? I have no words

I got Boston when he was nearly 3 months old (I was overseas for 8 weeks so his breeder kept him until I got back) and he was a billion times better adjusted than Max, who i got at 8 weeks. Extra time with siblings can be really good, so 10 or 11 weeks is often better than 8 weeks anyway!

I know that but it's a question for an inexperienced puppy buyer to ask, because it's uncommon when most registered breeders run on waiting lists.

Why is a 10 week old pup still available? Is it a registered breeder?

My dogs are fed separately, in their crates, to make sure they eat their own food and no one steals anyone else's.

The one near Belconnon is sort of ok - I wasn't a huge fan of it when we were there as it was basically just a fenced in dirt patch, we ended up walking on leash around the lake instead. During the day though, if there aren't many people around it might be ok - but some of the others people have mentioned sound better.

DOL'ers finally broke CR

+1 I know you get what you pay for, but they are SO expensive I can't justify them. $200 a kg, that's more than gold goes for some days

The only thing I worry about with my two pugs doing zoomies through the house is that they have no brakes so they often crash into the walls (I tell them that's how come they have squished faces)

Zoomies are a part of puppy hood! Actually, zoomies are a part of dog life in general!

If you're not experienced in dog training, you're probably making the issue worse by constantly provoking him and teaching him that his behaviour is acceptable.

Ahh, messing with my head!

Oh I just checked and thought it looked reasonably the same?? There is heaps less because of the Wubbas etc that they ran out of (mentioned above)

Because it helps effectivly control their dog?

She's probably out working to pay for the sheer amount of food the guy eats!

I wonder if the people who took her realise she's a puppy - if not they are in for a shock in a few months when she grows (and grows and grows and grows!)

All I did is ask if there was another name ... And you got the answer.

Everyone knows cold pizza is best the next day!

So would it be more common in puppies? Not necessarily, I know adult dogs that bury things too - but I only have puppies ;) It's probably fun for her, it allows her to have a bone on HER terms, not just when you give her one. If she had them more often she might not bury them for later. I think she enjoys the scavenging part, and just to remind us that she's a dog and not human afterall :laugh: Exactly :)

So would it be more common in puppies? Not necessarily, I know adult dogs that bury things too - but I only have puppies ;) It's probably fun for her, it allows her to have a bone on HER terms, not just when you give her one. If she had them more often she might not bury them for later.

One of my pups buries everything, even his toys (And not always in the ground, in a pinch he will pull cusions off the lounge and 'bury' things under those). It's got nothing to do with being hungry it not.