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jaded

Look who did Daddy proud today. My neighbour gave me some puppy training pads yesterday and in just one day at 7 weeks and 4 days old she's already learning what they are for. Isn't that a thing of beauty?

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Seriously...this is the fastest success I've ever heard of for this sort of thing. I've only had her for 3 days.

i_am_a_champ

Nice pup homie

Pretty Boy32

Terribly sorry for your loss. Best of luck with the new pup

jaded

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Sorry for your loss. Hope is a real beauty.

RIP Jayda.

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Nice pup homie

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Terribly sorry for your loss. Best of luck with the new pup

Thx guys...feeling a lot better today. It's been a long 5 days.

Gideon lock

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Originally Posted by jaded

Look who did Daddy proud today. My neighbour gave me some puppy training pads yesterday and in just one day at 7 weeks and 4 days old she's already learning what they are for. Isn't that a thing of beauty?

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Seriously...this is the fastest success I've ever heard of for this sort of thing. I've only had her for 3 days.

I think she needs some t bone steak as a little prize mate.

jaded

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I think she needs some t bone steak as a little prize mate.

Human food will have to wait for now...it was too rich for her and as much as she ate the calorie requirement is more. Puppy kibble is supper packed with calories and she poops better with it I'm seeing today. I will go buy some goat's milk this afternoon which I'm reading is really good for pups and lactose friendly.

Gideon lock

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Human food will have to wait for now...it was too rich for her and as much as she ate the calorie requirement is more. Puppy kibble is supper packed with calories and she poops better with it I'm seeing today. I will go buy some goat's milk this afternoon which I'm reading is really good for pups and lactose friendly.

Sorry to hear that bro so chicken etc is off the menu for now? Can she have it when she's older. A friend of mine Scottish fella had an olde English bulldog he used to feed it chicken liver and other types of offal the dog loved it.

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Did you give her that black eye for chewing on your shoes?

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Cool dog btw OP

jaded

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Sorry to hear that bro so chicken etc is off the menu for now? Can she have it when she's older. A friend of mine Scottish fella had an olde English bulldog he used to feed it chicken liver and other types of offal the dog loved it.

Yeah...for now not.

Gideon lock

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Yeah...for now not.

Thats fair enough especially considering how calorie dense the kibbles are.

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