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Also if your dog is an escape artist and there's an unspayed bitch nearby...

True, but aside from humping, if there is aggression/dominance, castration is the recommended option

Our 3 month old pup humps a couple of items. Castration should sort that out, plus any aggression/dominance

Just catching up with this thread...so he's about 8 months old now and a big dog, and basically he's like a big teenager. And we know what they are like. You just have to continue with the training and rewarding good behaviour. Use treats to get what you want him to do. Find his favourite toy...

Have you tried one of the mini nail grinders? We used to use it on lady as I hate cutting dog claws (plus one time the vet made her bleed and it put her off)

Oh deer...

Oh I didn't notice the date, sorry

I know at least one dog owner who flounts the law willy nilly. Have dogs, breed off them then dispose of them when they're no longer breedable or a trendy breed comes along. They don't care about licenses and such, they just want a popular breed.

How about a retired greyhound

Here's lady, Bruce's mom looks so similar

The pup in front there, near mom, that's young bruce

Well it was going well with the new pup, but my partner slipped on a puppy pad and dislocated her knee. She's out of action for up to 10 weeks. Ironically we got a dog so we could walk more...

Mom on the left (part saluki) Dad on the right (cocker or field spaniel)

I took this one just before I had to leave the house

He does a lot of this at the moment, and yes those feet are HUGE!

He's a bit of a tearaway, quite bitey when playing, and terrified of everything when walking, but we're working on it

Hi, some might remember me, I was originally on the old DforDog forum. I haven't posted in a long while, the reason being our dog Lady passed away in November 2022, and it was hard. Very hard. However recently we got a new pup, a Spaniel/Lurcher cross called Bruce, and he's a little fireball...