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Zing 16-04-2011 18:53

Intorducing a puppy into the house with Darla
 
A friend has some staffie pups all blue. They are not his and the owner is being difficult but thats irrelevent. I know I can give the dog a good home but I am concerned about Darla possibly infecting the new puppy.

Any advice gratefully accepted because I do not want to risk the health of either dog

TIA

Zing 16-04-2011 19:10

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I want this one

Dai 16-04-2011 19:19

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The puddle on the floor should be a warning to you..

martyh 16-04-2011 20:14

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lovely puppy zing ,untill the puppy has had the injections then he/she will be at risk ,if your dog is up to date then the risk is lessened but not totaly ,if the puppy is still feeding from the mother and the mother's upto date then the puppy will carry some defence through the milk .My advice would be to make sure that your dog is upto date and keep them both indoors untill the puppy can have the injections ,this will minimize the chance of infections being carried in by Darla

Sirius 16-04-2011 20:20

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35214617)
I want this one

Very Nice

Zing 16-04-2011 20:21

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35214651)
lovely puppy zing ,untill the puppy has had the injections then he/she will be at risk ,if your dog is up to date then the risk is lessened but not totaly ,if the puppy is still feeding from the mother and the mother's upto date then the puppy will carry some defence through the milk .My advice would be to make sure that your dog is upto date and keep them both indoors untill the puppy can have the injections ,this will minimize the chance of infections being carried in by Darla

makes sense :)

superbiatch 16-04-2011 20:23

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35214651)
lovely puppy zing ,untill the puppy has had the injections then he/she will be at risk ,if your dog is up to date then the risk is lessened but not totaly ,if the puppy is still feeding from the mother and the mother's upto date then the puppy will carry some defence through the milk .My advice would be to make sure that your dog is upto date and keep them both indoors untill the puppy can have the injections ,this will minimize the chance of infections being carried in by Darla

Excellent advice :tu:

Also, go for a male if you have a choice. There's is nothing worse than two girl staffies - they'll fight like hell. Also, if Darla still has all her girly bits, get her done to save any accidents and they'll live very happily together and look out for one another. Here is a pic of our three at a family bbq last week, 2 boys and little Holly in the middle :)

Zing 16-04-2011 20:31

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should I get her done soon as or do I let then breed once though? i was told its good to let them breed once?

How do you deal with first meet? is this safe in the home? do I keep them apart for a bit ?

They all look lovely :)

haydnwalker 16-04-2011 20:45

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They don't need to breed once, just have one season. We got our King Charles bitch done 2 months after her first season on the vets advice.

superbiatch 16-04-2011 20:46

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35214658)
should I get her done soon as or do I let then breed once though? i was told its good to let them breed once?

How do you deal with first meet? is this safe in the home? do I keep them apart for a bit ?

They all look lovely :)

If you intend to breed her then obviously let her breed first, but usually after the first season they are safer to be 'done'.

The little one won't be interested in mating with her for a while yet so you'll be ok. He'll just want to play 24/7 and probably tire each other out.

It should be safe enough in the home, let Darla have the upper hand as she's top dog, she'll put him in his place a little but if she gets nasty separate them with a child safety gate. Chances are she'll probably 'mother' him anyway. Just ensure praise is given to both and don't favour one over the other :)

Wayfair 16-04-2011 20:46

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The 1st meet should always be done at a neutral place then there are no territory ownership issues.

It's always helpful to exercise the puppy 1st so they aint all in the older dogs face jumping around like a loon.

haydnwalker 16-04-2011 20:47

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Although I guess different vets may give different advice

Zing 17-04-2011 19:54

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Well Darla has been introduced to the new puppy and mental isnt the word. Fortunatley it wasn't in an agressive way and she was still under voice control. It was a tad scary. The poor puppy was terrified so I am going to gradually increase the time they are together . Darla has had lots of love and praise

Mad few days ahead I think

Bulky 17-04-2011 20:01

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35214617)
I want this one

Oh my god ...... I want that one too :)

---------- Post added at 19:01 ---------- Previous post was at 18:58 ----------

Just to add , do you have a dog cage .... Very handy indeed , especially with two dogs , we fostered a bitch staffy for a while and was perfect for time outs , if darla not used to one though probably not the best idea but would be perfect for the puppy....

Zing 17-04-2011 20:05

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I got a kitchen lol will get something though

Bulky 17-04-2011 20:09

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35215408)
I got a kitchen lol will get something though

Just means they can be in each others space without being able to jump all over each other like a bunch of loons ;)

Zing 17-04-2011 20:20

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Yeah I will sort something out :)

superbiatch 17-04-2011 20:43

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35215408)
I got a kitchen lol will get something though

Borrow a child safety gate from a mate for a few weeks.

Zing 20-04-2011 15:13

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This is Jasper

haydnwalker 20-04-2011 16:17

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I can't say I'm a fan of the way staffie's look... but that's cute :D

joglynne 20-04-2011 16:55

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Very cute looking puppy Zing. How is Darla coping with the youngster?

Zing 20-04-2011 17:37

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Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 35217874)
Very cute looking puppy Zing. How is Darla coping with the youngster?

well she is in his face to much and he when playful is in hers. She is asserting herself kinda but its loud lol to much barking growling but she is still wagging her tail and not aggressive.

Bulky 20-04-2011 18:31

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35217766)
This is Jasper

Dammit zing , stop posting staffy puppy pictures :) , not doing me any good at all.....

Zing 20-04-2011 23:04

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its meant to be my sofa

martyh 20-04-2011 23:26

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218274)
its meant to be my sofa


aawww thats so cute ,

you relegated to the floor ?:D

Zing 20-04-2011 23:28

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35218303)
aawww thats so cute ,

you relegated to the floor ?:D

nah back on the pc during the quiet moment lol

martyh 20-04-2011 23:29

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218306)
nah back on the pc during the quiet moment lol

They look like they settled together nicely though :tu:

Zing 20-04-2011 23:31

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35218310)
They look like they settled together nicely though :tu:

its part illusion lol

martyh 20-04-2011 23:34

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218312)
its part illusion lol

oh i see ...this may usefull then :D

http://www.leatherfixuk.com/

Zing 21-04-2011 09:39

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Thing is if one or the other or both are asleep then its bliss but if they are both active they each in turn get into each others faces.Its either Darla sniffing and nudging all the time or Jasper wanting to play fight. For me its all ok and Darlas is in control and not aggrssive but its the bloody noise lol

haydnwalker 21-04-2011 10:18

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Our King Charles (Millie) and my mums King Charles puppy (Poppy) are the same... its normally the little one that starts it...! She tugs our millie's ears until she goes to play out with her!

superbiatch 21-04-2011 18:28

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218274)
its meant to be my sofa

We overcame this problem by buying him his own 'pouffe' if thats what its called - fits on the end of the sofa but mostly has his blanket over it. God forbid a human sits on it - he jumps up and pushes us off :D

Sasha222 21-04-2011 18:35

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218274)
its meant to be my sofa

They look so cute and relaxed with one another.

Zing 21-04-2011 19:10

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Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 35218947)
We overcame this problem by buying him his own 'pouffe' if thats what its called - fits on the end of the sofa but mostly has his blanket over it. God forbid a human sits on it - he jumps up and pushes us off :D

wanna see that lol

superbiatch 21-04-2011 19:22

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218976)
wanna see that lol

Oh Zing you wouldn't believe some of the stuff he does, but i'll get a pic next time :D

Zing 29-04-2011 12:25

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JodDK...layer_embedded

martyh 29-04-2011 12:55

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35225033)

your dogs mad :D:D:D

Zing 29-04-2011 13:38

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Aint he just lol

Stuart 29-04-2011 13:56

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35218274)
its meant to be my sofa

That's what they want you to think.

joglynne 29-04-2011 14:14

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He looks to be a real live wire Zing. :)

Sasha222 29-04-2011 19:54

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He is so cute and he cant make up his mind which toy to play with.

Zing 14-05-2011 12:27

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKPP8..._order&list=UL

mrmistoffelees 14-05-2011 13:29

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If you haven't already get a dap collar and place it on the new dog it must be tight to the skin


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