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kelsiebug
06-14-2006, 10:24 AM
hello ppl, i have been hiding it, but--------i have a new puppy! his name is Tyson and he is a black pit bull. we just got back from the vet and getting his shots and buying his collar, I.D, leash, food, chew toys, and all thats good stuff!i will be posting pics here soon! yayayayayayayayayay!

Cheetah
06-14-2006, 11:51 PM
I sure hope you're able to train that puppy and also work the the problems you're already having with your current dog. I wish you luck, and I certainly hope you haven't bitten off more than you can chew lol... Puppies are quick to pick up the bad habits of other dogs. >u.u<

skunkstripe
06-15-2006, 07:05 AM
Well good luck. And Cheetah is right, it is really important to train early on. Pitties are usually nice dogs, but they are a handful.

JDogg
06-15-2006, 07:49 AM
well kelsie i have to agree after reading your other posts and problems not to be mean but do you know what your in for pitbulls are wired different than other breeds and need much more attention that being said good luck jay

Cheetah
06-15-2006, 01:37 PM
^ The above is not what I meant. I don't see pitbulls as "weird" or different from other breeds, other than maybe needing a bit more socialization (something it won't get in a kennel in the yard). But she is having problems with the dog she already had, and this is just going to multiply that X2 because now she's got 2 dogs to train. I hope to god this puppy goes to puppy classes. >@_@<

skunkstripe
06-15-2006, 01:42 PM
Believe me, I am the last person to say anything bad about a pit bull. You just have to watch it with males when they get to be about 2 yrs old. The cute friendly puppy realizes that he was bred to fight other males and this sometimes causes problems.

I also had a tenant who had one. Lovely, friendly dog who had never been taught how to play with humans. Idiot me was roughhousing with him the way I would roughhouse with Zircon, and he playfully broke the skin of my arm through a heavy winter jacket and swaeter. Not the dog's fault, it was mine, since I did not realize that no one had taken the time to teach the dog where the limits were.

zoe08
06-15-2006, 02:11 PM
I have to agree with everyone else here Kels, Im sorry. I sure hope that your parents are going to help pay for this one, and Lady needs to be spayed ASAP. And the pup needs to be nuetered too. I hope you realize how much it is going to cost. And it is very important for him to be trained well and now. I think he should be taken to puppy school, after he gets all his shots and stuff. But the training needs to start ASAP, and he needs to be socialized very well. The puppy school will help with that also, and it will help with teaching you how to train your pup.

So that means you have to work training the pup everyday, and you can't forget Lady now that you have a new pup. She obviously still needs a lot of training too, and you need to work with her everyday. Having 2 dogs to train you are going to have a busy summer ahead of you.

JDogg
06-15-2006, 10:22 PM
^ The above is not what I meant. I don't see pitbulls as "weird" or different from other breeds, other than maybe needing a bit more socialization (something it won't get in a kennel in the yard). But she is having problems with the dog she already had, and this is just going to multiply that X2 because now she's got 2 dogs to train. I hope to god this puppy goes to puppy classes. >@_@<

what i meant was was they do need to be socialized more and you do need to be more consistent with your training or there could be trouble that being said i would still love to see a pic


oh and i meant wirerd different and that they are

lassie
06-16-2006, 03:23 AM
^ . But she is having problems with the dog she already had, and this is just going to multiply that X2 because now she's got 2 dogs to train. I hope to god this puppy goes to puppy classes. >@_@<


Cant agree more

Tunsafun
06-17-2006, 07:23 AM
Congratulations on getting a new baby !

As for training, reinforce the good and try to ignore the bad, as hard as that is sometimes !

Wow, a baby, dont you just love em ?

regards
a clucky tunsafun now,

ps. im more impatient than ever waiting for my babies to be born now lol

kelsiebug
06-18-2006, 01:44 PM
hello guys, i understand every little word yall are saying, but the pups already learnt sit and lady listens so much better now! yeeepeeeeee! me and the pup are working on stay now...... hes pretty good:D . i have taken lady on longer walks, then i'll play then we train for 10-15 minutes ( just like some of yall said)....., ...... what age do they have to be?:confused: uhhhhh........

lassie
06-18-2006, 03:45 PM
Most people over here in the UK advise neutering at least a month after the male has cocked his leg.

kelsiebug
06-18-2006, 03:48 PM
some people r saying 6 months at the least
???????????? but i dunno

zoe08
06-18-2006, 05:51 PM
Yay, Im so glad you got Lady fixed!! Usually they say at about 6 months old is the time to nueter them.

sheltieluver4
06-20-2006, 11:21 AM
Congrtas Kels.:D

Yeah im getting my little sheltie pup ina few weeks 2, but it seems like forever!!:( Her name is going to be basil, we will be getting her July 16th, she'll be 7wks. old

It sooo exciting:D :cool:

Borzoi mad
06-20-2006, 12:19 PM
Cant agree more

Sorry Kels I too have to agree with what Lassie and most of the other say, but good luck with your puppy