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All I want for Christmas is Woo Dec 2020 6:41pm, 18 Dec 2020 12,981 posts	Quote Pin All I want for Christmas is Woo Poor Phoebe! Hope they manage to resolve the problem.
JustCommandhohoho! Dec 2020 7:50pm, 18 Dec 2020 3,928 posts	Quote Pin JustCommandhohoho! Pokes (wet) nose round door - we had a 2nd meeting with rescue dog tonight, this time at home. He's very sweet but quite nervous. We've never had a dog before so brace yourselves for 1 million stoopid questions. Been lurking a while! Fingers crossed he will be our dog!!!
Wobbling-In-A-Winter-Wonderland Dec 2020 8:54pm, 18 Dec 2020 6,486 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling-In-A-Winter-Wonderland 🤞🏻
Wine Legs Dec 2020 7:53am, 19 Dec 2020 5,695 posts	Quote Pin Wine Legs What flavour dog, JC?
Roberto Dec 2020 8:21am, 19 Dec 2020 1,549 posts	Quote Pin Roberto Dog walker brought Arlos Xmas present round yesterday. A box full of things for him. A toy with his initial on, home-baked biscuits, a tub of pooch and mutt Christmas Dinner treats and a personalised bauble with a picture of him in. Our present for her hasnt arrived unfortunately but we wouldn't have managed this year without her, especially when we were isolating and had also tested positive and she came everyday and was so flexible and supportive towards us. She also takes great pictures.
PenW Dec 2020 8:25am, 19 Dec 2020 2,063 posts	Quote Pin PenW Lovely Roberto! And good luck JC! What high value treats have other people used for puppies for training (not quite 3 months). I have chicken. I use peanut butter, banana and yoghurt on lickimat/in Kong. I’m not confident about liver pâté (which one?) or sausage (again what to avoid) and at present getting liver to cook is a bit beyond me. Mostly looking for something easy.
Dave A Dec 2020 8:30am, 19 Dec 2020 22,726 posts	Quote Pin Dave A Whatever the dog likes. Make it exciting (lots of silliness and noise) and the dog will like it. The plainer the better for sensitive tums. Some dogs aren’t food orientated, but toys or fuss work just as well for a reward.
Wobbling-In-A-Winter-Wonderland Dec 2020 8:31am, 19 Dec 2020 6,487 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling-In-A-Winter-Wonderland Awww your dog Walker sounds lovely Roberto.
Metro_Nome Dec 2020 10:15am, 19 Dec 2020 5,881 posts	Quote Pin Metro_Nome Chester loves cheese
Mazlin Dec 2020 10:39am, 19 Dec 2020 9,495 posts	Quote Pin Mazlin I sometimes used to use that squeezy cheese in a tube - squeeze out a tiny bit and let the dog lick it.