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Our wee furball is having massive separation anxiety from my partner at the moment. Four months in lockdown with us both home every day is meaning she's freaking out when the 'boss' goes out as we slowly start to ease restrictions. Partner's gone to her Xmas party just now and Millie is just moping around, sulking, whimpering and whining. Breaks my heart.

Used to be OK as when my partner left for work in a morning it was only 10mins of whirlwind action before she got dropped off at doggy daycare but it's all come crashing down over lockdown.

Great news Mik

Doug is settling in nicely although as we're only 2 weeks in and he's almost 10 weeks, house training is a chore. Roxy was very unsure of him at first but now she plays with him and is very patient as he climbs all over her or chases her around.

Excellent healing mikPup

KiwiDave;

Delphi; unless she teaches him how to be cheeky and mischievous

Dave I know the right thing to do is to toughen the pooch up but could you give them a top belonging to your other half?? A fleece or a hoodie?

This used to work wonders with my nipper when he was a baby

£3850 to insure 2 Rottweilers for standard Cover per year

We will be going in-insured again.

That’s with a low level of cover aswell, insurance companies are just getting ridiculous.

Dave!

V8Granite wrote: Fri Dec 10, 2021 7:17 pm £3850 to insure 2 Rottweilers for standard Cover per year

We will be going in-insured again.

That’s with a low level of cover aswell, insurance companies are just getting ridiculous.

Dave!

What?? Maya is £25 a month and St Bernard’s can have a lot of health conditions if not from reputable breeders.

Who is your cover with ?

Anything worth having for us is silly money. We stopped with Flash when it hit around 85 a month.

They don’t really have many health conditions now so seeing the cover keep going up is ridiculous.

Dave!

dinny_g wrote: Fri Dec 10, 2021 7:16 pm Dave I know the right thing to do is to toughen the pooch up but could you give them a top belonging to your other half?? A fleece or a hoodie?

This used to work wonders with my nipper when he was a baby

I actually hadn't thought about that to be honest, purely because there's normally stuff floating around of hers anyway, but I'll try it as a dedicated thing to calm her down next time it happens.

Managed to take some slightly too dark shots of Sadie today. I blame December. The second one was taken when she ran round the puddle instead of through it when I tried to take some with the sun behind me the bugger

Sadie looks awesome

Misha continues to do that annoying thing puppies do ~ grow.

She has given up playing with 1 toy at a time - crap photo but there are 3 toys in the gob here…..

Sadie
Misha

Got to meet our pup, Freddie, at 5 weeks old. Very cute. 3 weeks to go!

Wow, stunning colour and cute as a button

7.5 months old, both have had leg strains from having some crazy time on the field. Interacting with other dogs perfectly.

At the weigh in the other week Hutch broke the 40kg mark and Cooper is not far behind. Bloody love them.



Dave!

Chunky boys! Just what you want for Rotts.

This is a lovely selection of pictures of the bestest boys and girls.

V8Granite wrote: Fri Jan 07, 2022 9:04 am



Dave!

I think you've got their collars caught together
Excellent focus

Bloody puppies.