ROFL! Your info is not useless! I enjoyed reading
it! But, a tip on the mud factor. A muddy pup is a happy pup. When he comes in
all muddy, put him in the crate until he dries. The mud will fall out onto the
crate pan, and what doesn't will just brush out. This way, his painting days
w/mud will be a thing of the past. Somewhere around here I have some pics sent
by a puppy buyer. They are pics of their 2 Pyrs. Boy are they MUDDY! But they
are smiling! <G> Chel always loved getting dirty, and I just let her. Her
favorite toys were paper bags, cardboard boxes, and the inside rolls from toilet
paper and paper towels. She also loved squeakies, and thankfully, has outgrown
the chewing stage! (she's not 7!) Bo was ALWAYS a good pup, I think we lost only
one shoe to him, but then he's been dignified since he was 8 weeks old. The only
toy he ever played with was our other Pyrs. From the time my litters were 4
weeks old I put toys in with them. So, all the pups seemed to love
toys.
Barb Bowes
Bo & Chelsea (Pyrs), Flopsy (Pyr Shep) & Machin (Doxie) The more people I meet, the more I like my dog! bamb@monmouth.com |