Their growth slows a lot from 5 1/2 ish months old so their feeding requirement also reduces. What's his current body condition score? If he's...
Some of my girls 'sulk' when they're in season, but bounce back to their usual selves quickly.
Take this time to train her impulse control. Start very gradually with sit (stay), gradually increasing the time and the distractions. Use her...
Is your husband wanting to resolve this? If so could he take the pup out for a little walk and training in the garden when he gets home? Even...
First from a health standpoint- have they both had stools tested for coccidosis and giardia? This would be a good starting point if not. From a...
A few reasons: Labradors can suffer from various hereditary issues. Buying a registered pup from a respectable breeder means that you can check...
In this situation, I would avoid the issue. He's very young so will hopefully forget this behaviour quite quickly. The more often he practices the...
This is not a behaviour which is likely to be changed through neutering, but can be successfully managed with training. When does he do it? If...
I would try a smaller crate so that he cannot move away from his bed to toilet.
No idea why, but is it possible that he hurt/scared himself, caught his claw or something? I would say though, that there's no real reason for him...
Hi Jinita, what are you feeding them, how much and when were they last wormed? I start mine on raw beef mince mushed into warm goats milk at 21...
Really, if you have to keep him outside, he needs a purpose made kennel. If not, can you make a smaller box for him to sleep in? Just a...
If it's congenital, it means that she was born with it so 3-6 months would be when you are likely to see issues. Did they scan her kidneys? Is...
At a few days old, yes, but any older than that, no, it's not something I've seen.
Another here from God's country :-) Did you find the information you needed about the limping?
How old and the pups?
Is he crate trained? When they become overstimulated by us trying to keep them entertained, they can become quite horrible. Do some calm quiet...
Is it definitely excitement rather that being nervous? If it is excitement, then I would wait until he's had a poo on his walk, then pop him in...
Working lines can have more energy, but also, they are usually trainable. It sounds as though she may be overstimulated. Would it be an option for...
Why does he need shoes for swimming?
