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Thank you for the good news - what a horrible few months for you, I'm so pleased to hear he is doing so much better.

Thank you for the update, it's great to hear what progress you have all made.

Can you tell us a bit more about your product? And why, specifically it is aimed at small dogs? My dog is 8 kilos, I'm not sure I've come across many things (apart from clothes) aimed at dogs on the basis of size.

I love a bit of Goose spam.

She is very young, like a baby so don't expect too much from her. We have a page about toilet training that you may find helpful but do ask if anything is unclear, or you think doesn't apply. https://dogforum.co.uk/threads/house-training.92604/ There are other pages that may help too -...

She sounds really smart, so will you give letting her sleep in your room a try? You will soon know if that's the solution. If you don't want it to be permanent we can suggest ways to wean her back to another room, but it would be helpful to know if this works first.

It sounds more like an anxiety issue than a toileting issue then - as the others have said, having her in your room at the holiday place gave her the security to sleep through. Can you have her in your room at home?

If you mash it right down, hopefully it would cost the kibble and she wouldn't be able to pick it out.

Or, if she is okay with white fish, just boil or steam some and mix that through?

I'm sorry too for your loss.

If he can reach the bandage, he'll be able to reach the styptic powder so please just check it isn't toxic.

Hello and welcome. First, can I say it's really refreshing to see someone who is planning carefully. All too often we see posts from people who have 'fallen in love' with a dog you just know is going to give them years of problems, but they either have already got it, or won't be put off. The...

Have a look at www.doggiepubs.org.uk. They rate eating establishments on both dog friendliness (a star rating) and food quality (an icon representing basic food, something a bit better, and a trophy symbol for better quality food). In Bath itself, the Salamander, the Rising Sun, the Thief and...

I do get what you are saying, but I use the 'scan as you go' checkouts to save time - otherwise it's a case of load the trolley, unload it on to the conveyer belt, then re-pack the items into bags. With scan as you go, the items go straight into the bag and that's it.

Hello Mark, and welcome on board.

This may not be what you want to hear, but as the breeder you are, and always will be, responsible for the lives you have created. So yes, you must take back this pup. Whether she is entitled to a refund probably depends on your contract - does it cover returns, and if so does it specify...

Was mum definitely the mum? Interacting with the puppies, enlarged teats etc? Anyway, Perhaps a behaviourist might be able to add more value and since there's kids at risk I'd really recommend that. However, it is an unregulated industry, my 90 year old neighbour who has never owned a dog...

When she bites, do you think it's trying to engage you in play, or is it more like a 'driving you away' bite? You said it comes out of nowhere but there will be something - maybe something barely noticeable - that precedes it. Is there anything at all you can think of?

I have nothing helpful to add but just wanted to express my sympathy too.

It works for me, can you try again?