Top 10 Dog Breeds That Have The CUTEST Puppies
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Submitted September 07, 2017 at 11:26PM by funnyvideoscompile
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My dog has never been a good eater so I'm not too concerned about her lack of eating, but lately she has been nosing her food bowl around like crazy every morning. She will nose it all over the kitchen, spill food on the floor, stick her nose in it, but doesn't actually eat the food. Does anyone know what this behavior indicates? Dogs clearly do strange things sometimes, but this has been going on pretty consistently for about 3 weeks now, and I am wondering if she is trying to tell us something? Also, she has ceramic bowls, and it's really noisy at 6am when she does that.
I want to train my dog to bark at intruders alone but I don't want to teach them to attack and I feel like, because this is going to be my first dog, I'd rather have a guard dog my second time around. So, no attack dogs.
I got a dog for the first time. She's a terrier mix of some kind. Looks a lot like a jack Russell except 30lbs. She can be lovely except her energy at night goes crazy. She bites to play and runs outside like a greyhound. She cries like crazy in the crate. She eats anything. She just ate my Mac power cord from work and I have to buy anew one which is fine but now I'm all worried about her passing all the pieces she ate.
Basically, I'm getting a trainer on Wednesday but I'm starting to feel like this was a terrible decision. I'm someone who needs to relax sometimes and I can't even sleep because she gets up so early and I have to put her to bed so late. It's not even enjoyable.
Even worse, my cat is so upset that I don't even get to enjoy my time with my kitty anymore. What do I do?
Edit: she's about 9 months
I am going to have a big yard and will make sure to exercise my dog a lot as I myself am trying to get into shape as well. I would like a dog with less health risks than the average dog. I can groom my dog 1-2 times in the week and would get him like 3-4 visits to the groomer (I'm not sure how less is too less). I'd want him to be a good watchdog and guard dog but if he is somewhat moderately a guard dog, I'll take it too. And the dog needs to be tolerant of very cold and very humid/hot temperature.