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Raw Diet Question
Thanks for all the great information, we will definitely check out the brands you recommended. Thanks!
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Raw Diet Question
Have you heard of Honest Kitchen? We just got two frenchies and are planning to transistion them over to Honest Kitchen in the next few weeks. It is supposed to be the best of both worlds. It is ba...
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Are all frenchies this brilliant?
Hi Michelle, Roxi is beautiful and smart. We just got two frenchie brothers last week, two brindles like Roxie, and I have to say we have been thinking the same things. They never have accidents i...
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- What do you love most about Frenchies:
- How loving and crazy they can be at the same time
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Posted on September 11, 2009 at 10:29am — 3 Comments
Face Biting...ouch!
Our vet told us it was natural to just let them work it out, but I don't want them to think it's okay to bit other dogs.
Posted on September 10, 2009 at 12:19pm — 5 Comments
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Don't they make life just a little richer? Couldn't live without mine!
As far as agility training:
You can start some foundation training very young - going through tunnels & chutes is a great start & fun for puppies. Basic obedience should be your priority now - you'll be glad later when they listen better! I would recommend no jumping until they are at least 9 months - and only minimal height (3-6 inches) until they are over one year. The potential of damaging growth plates is too high to do much before then. I would ask your vet before starting anything (I had a radiographic series done of Brutus' back, hips and legs to make sure there were no major abnormalities that would make injury too likely). If you are really eager to start them young, you can use jump standards as gates (no jump bar between the uprights, just the support pole on the ground), get the boys to have fun following you around through them, then eventually following your verbal commands "over" or "jump" as you direct once they start to get the idea. Always make it fun - Frenchies get bored quickly if it seems to dull!! Good luck & have fun!!