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vicky payne wrote:. Did not enjoy the 4am howling session!

Now that's something I don't miss

Me neither, one of the benefits of growing old is ya sleep through it!

Don't tell yer man that ....... you'll hurt his feelings !

Wullie

My friend's sister used to read through it

Jelinga

Why were you howling?

vicky payne wrote:I will post pictures....after sleep. Did not enjoy the 4am howling session!

Sleep with her and you will instantly know when she needs to go plus no howling, yep! Congrats to the little banshee btw!

Helene

with ours we were lucky they only moaned for about half an hour on the first night....soon learnt they would be ignored....excited to see puppy photos...the one thing we did from an early age with our Cocker was retrieves, but with play only....just as that is not their natural thing....but I agree about just letting her be a puppy... Enjoy

Well....this pup is smart. She brought me a bit of gyspohillia (flower) yesterday in the garden and when I accepted it she nicked my mobile phone! The boys are patiently putting up with her using them as climbing frames, especially Rebus. The howling is not about needing the loo- it's just big strops! However last night when I let her out at 4am I discovered the kitchen was under attack by wasps! Maybe there was a reason she wouldn't settle? At least she'll be tired when I go out to work today!!!!!