Puppy Care and Training

iBePWNIN ♥AdoraBull♥ wrote:


I want a good dry food. Not sure which is the best for a giant breed puppy, though.
Thanks in advance. =]
I don’t mind how much it costs. I’ll buy the most expensive stuff if I need to.
I know giant breeds eat ALOT.

I live in the UK, so it would be good to get a food I can buy in my local pet stores.
Vet Tech, is that because of how much protein is in puppy food?
What would you reccomend then?

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Mary M wrote:


We recently bought a 3-month old Havanese/Lhasa Apso puppy for my 7-year old to raise and love. This puppy is a doll, but has only bonded with me! I work evenings and stay home with puppy during the day. When I leave for work, my husband and daughter are home and ready to play with puppy. However, after I leave the house, she retreats to our bedroom and sleeps until I return home. She will only go out to potty, when my husband physically picks her up and places her on the lawn….then she runs back in the house and retreats back to the bedroom. The only time the puppy will play or hang out with my husband and daughter, is when I am nearby. She is obsessed with me and even whines when I close the bathroom door!!! I love her dearly, but feel badly that my daughter gets upset when she doesn’t want to come to her or allow her to hold her. What can I do to help? Serious answers only please.

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Peek a boo wrote:


My parents accidental bought purina puppy chow for all puppies instead of the puppy chow for large breed puppies. Should we take the bag back and get the large breed puppy food or is the all puppy food fine for her. Does she need the joint lubrication stuff in her food or will she be fine in the future and not get any joint problems unless she is overweight or getting old?

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Cari H wrote:


It’s been three weeks and my 10-week-old dachshund puppy still barks everytime I put him in his cage. He has a ticking alarm clock, blanket and toys in there with him. I tried putting a blanket over the cage, but that didn’t work. He barks usually for five to ten minutes but sometimes it’s 30 minutes to an hour. He also runs away when he sees me taking a treat near his bed so I can put him in it. I am 22 and he is the first puppy I have ever trained on my own. Please help.

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shereen_georges wrote:


My puppy is ten months old, and she recently started hating the puppy food we usually give her. So my mom bought Kibbles N Bits “Golden Years” for ages 7 yrs+ (she didn’t realize what is was) So we put it next to her food and she eats the stuff like its candy. I just found out it was for adults, but is it really going to harm her?

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Alyssa R wrote:


I have summed up my prices to be about $300 for all the puppy things, not including the puppy itself. Plus I have a $250 rent deposit for my apartment complex. How long after receiving a puppy, 8-14 weeks old, will my expenses be cut down to only routine vaccines and emergency care? I am getting a black lab or yorkie. ( Both standard, no toys or teacups, lol) Any excess advice please feel free to share.

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Felicia wrote:


My husband and I had just bought a new Beagle puppy. She is not an AKC registered puppy (the breeder never registered them). How can I register her for the AKC and her litter of puppies in the future? Do I have to buy an AKC registered dog in order to register the little of puppies?

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Lauren M wrote:


I am getting a border collie puppy and I bought purina puppy chow for him to eat but my dad bought him more food except its purina one puppy food. They are both purina but the second isnt the “puppy chow” brand. Is it okay for him to eat both?

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regina wrote:


I have 5 week old puppies that I started to feed puppy food. (moist puppy food) now they are showing signs of being constipated. Is there anything I can give them to help them go.

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decaelegant wrote:


I recently took in a puppy. She is very well-behaved, very calm and loving.
However, my three-year-old dog has been used to being the only pet in the household. She is not necessarily well-behaved among other dogs, so she growls at the puppy a lot. Her overall reaction is rather unwelcoming. When the puppy approaches her, she tends to let off a growl and her tail stands stiffly up.

My question is how do I integrate my older dog to the new puppy so that she’ll accept the family addition?

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