- Location
- Andorra and Spain
Would it surprise if I told you this puppy goes into the bowl (yes climbs into it), digs and dribbles water everywhere?? No? didn't think so
Quinn's Little Sister
- Thread starter Ashley
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Boogie
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- Location
- Manchester UK
No, we were not allowed to lift the water at all. But I was advised to refresh the water when the pup was out of the room as doing that could be a prompt to drink!
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
I had to do the same as Reuben saw the filling of the bowl as an invitation to drink the lot x ( still does )No, we were not allowed to lift the water at all. But I was advised to refresh the water when the pup was out of the room as doing that could be a prompt to drink!
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- Location
- SW London UK
Homer loved tipping his bowl over and chasing the upside down bowl all over the kitchen spreading water everywhere! He had water available during the day but not at night as heh was in his crate.
Lisa
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- Location
- Alberta, Canada
Yup Simba does this. The bowl is full and so it must be emptied. There’s no half-measures there.
I didn’t take up her water and she only woke twice overnight with our new system (in our small ensuite bathroom with crate door open)! Accidentally discovered she’s pee pad trained (had some for cleaning up messes) so laying one out near the door for those multi pee situations is a game changer.
She bit Quinn’s tail (Quinn screamed) so she avoided her for awhile but overall Quinn is so much more interested in her than I thought. Quinn is a bit clingy and I think put out that our morning walks are on pause (just until we nail crate training and time alone for puppy). I think they will be great friends.
She bit Quinn’s tail (Quinn screamed) so she avoided her for awhile but overall Quinn is so much more interested in her than I thought. Quinn is a bit clingy and I think put out that our morning walks are on pause (just until we nail crate training and time alone for puppy). I think they will be great friends.
- Location
- Argyll & Bute, Scotland
Oh my that photo has made me all tingly 
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Jacqui-S
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- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Boogie
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- Location
- Manchester UK
So gorgeous!
I need a puppeeeeeeee!
Good idea on the puppy pad by the door.
I need a puppeeeeeeee!
Good idea on the puppy pad by the door.
Lisa
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- Location
- Alberta, Canada
So lovely.....
Noting that Quinn’s tail is FIRMLY tucked away from teefs
Noting that Quinn’s tail is FIRMLY tucked away from teefs
That’s so lovely!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Oh! Dear sweet Quinn looks SO patient and gentle! Bless her!
I'm sorry but I fear we need more pictures
So our soft crate is definitely not working out and the bathroom is not a good solution as OH gets up at 4am. So today we are getting a smaller crate and attempting a cry it out since it’s the weekend - pray for me. Any other recommendations welcome - she despises the crate and gets very distressed and bites the bars, digs and slams her body against it, while panting. So yeah.
Yes, multiple times a day since the day she came home and only intermittently closing the door for 30 seconds
Boogie
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- Location
- Manchester UK
Having the crate by my bed for the first couple of weeks worked for me.