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Is there a REASON why you woke me????

Such a cutie!!! They don't stay small for long. You blink and they gain 20 pounds!! My best advice for teething is use ice chips as treats. It numbs their little gums and helps you with training :) lots of luck with her she's precious.

All of mine have done that.... But my female does it most - even at 6 years old she always has to have the last word...:D

We always get the.... "oh my goodness are they ok? Why do they snort and breathe so loud" my response generally is surprised because until they point it out to me I honestly don't hear it. I know that silence is now deafening but snorting is bliss!!! I then get the "that noise would drive me...

Thank you!!!! They truly are the best gifts.. Aren't they?? :)

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas.. from our Crazy Bully House to yours.... Otis, Diesel, & Bailey

Try some vegetable or chicken broth.. warm it up and put it on his food.. perhaps that may entice him a little.. And BRAVO to you for converting him from table scraps to a healthy diet!! GREAT JOB!! He will come around - it's just going to take some time. :D

Our Bailey is 5 and still needs her "rings" to fall asleep. She puts her front two paws in the bottom rings and sucks on the top ring. We are in BIG trouble if we can't find her rings before night night.... :D

Such a great picture!!! Love the little name tag!!! :D

What beautiful babies you have!!!!:D Welcome!!

Do you wash her bed in a scented laundry detergent? Maybe try using a dye free (or baby) detergent.

I'm so sorry for your loss..... May I suggest having the car off in the driveway or garage with the doors open.. and allow him to go in and out at his leisure. Maybe put a couple of his toys in the car or some treats?

We like the hard plastic kind... :lmao:

Oh my gosh.. that is SUCH a cute picture... I LOVE IT!!!!!

We too have experienced Head Tremors.. and it is frightening! We too thought it was seizures, but after testing, and many opinions - we learned that it was indeed head tremors. We were also told that it could be low blood sugar or a calcium deficiency. We tried to give Otis some sugar when...