I actually have a couple of questions :biggrin2: (of course haha). Shiloh is 12 weeks old. She doesn't mind having a collar or harness on. She could care less if she is dragging a leash around the house or outside. I'm wondering, though, how do I go about actually walking her on the leash...
If only I were a fan of Pitt-Jolie lol! I like the idea of using "peace" words. Harmony is something I could work with...Such great ideas! She is such a sweet little puppy, a peace theme is quite fitting.
A picture to help maybe?? :biggrin2...
I love Lady Liberty's Caramel Truffle! Maybe Chocolate Truffle would be better...I don't like caramel (:razz:) and she's a tri so I think chocolate would be more fitting. GREAT idea!!! Love it!!!!!
I've been thinking for the past month about a registered name for Shiloh. I cannot think of anything. Can ya'll help? Her breeder named her Truffles, and I loved that name, but I loved Shiloh more lol. So I would really like to have Truffles in there somewhere. Her dad is Sergeant Major...
Great ideas! Thanks ya'll. I tried the treat in my palm, and she still manages to be "fierce" with trying to take the treat :rolleyes2:. I've also tried putting the treat in between my thumb and forefinger, but I think I'll just let a little bit less out at a time. I don't have multiple dogs...
Thank you all for your wonderful suggestions! Shiloh is doing fantastic now. She learned sit and down in ONE training session. Just amazing! I'm adding commands little by little now. She absolutely adores learning too. She barks her head off and spins when I tell her to sit :biggrin2: It...
Most of the time Shiloh takes food/treats from my hand nicely. Except when she's super excited about it...then kujo takes over and she takes my fingers off. How do I curb this behavior? Help please!
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