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@Lucky Jade what was the outcome?

She's lovely.

I would suggest either a Bichon or a Shih tzu. Have had a Bichon who learned to herd goats and was much better at it than my too laid back Kelpie. I've also trained a Shih tzu in agility, they are amazingly personable little dogs.

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Hope you have had the puppy seen to by a vet. She would be my number one concern and wondering what to do next would take a very distant back seat.

I found my upchucker traveled better in a covered crate than belted to the back seat.

What's the breeder's prefix?

Teacup chihuahuas? Really legit. Nowhere does it state registered.

Aw. I still miss my Bridie. Skyes are awesome.

No, he doesn't. Persist with the puppy food. You are making a rod for your own back if you keep changing every time he doesn't eat.

Please buy him Puppy food. Maxi Starter is for bitches with pups and Pedigree is not a very good food. Royal Canin medium Junior would be a better choice. He's cute . Please don't let him down outside before he is fully vaccinated.

6-7 weeks old? Way too young to have left his mum and littermates. Taking a baby puppy for a walk and letting it interact with unknown dogs. Not fully vaccinated. Recipe for disaster. Research good quality puppy food and raw feeding. Rice, eggs, carrots and beans is not a suitable diet for a puppy. If it was parvo he'd be dead without treatment. Try taking him outside for toilet training. Look trough this forum for house training topics. You don't want a full grown Golden peeing on puppy pads.

Post a pic of the actual dog you have, not some randoms from Google. My dogs howl. They are Mini Foxies.

My Mini Foxies are awesome at it.

Conni pads are washable puppy pads. You train your dog to use them inside. They have a website and you can often get them at aldi. Look in the puppy forum for toilet training.