@CrabNextDoor
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And here's one for the lulz. Yippy-yappy lil shit.
Routine and structure.
Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
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Suc my dick
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
She sleeps on a door or my bed has schedule feeding time but not excercise or daily walks more like weekly walks
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
Suc my dick
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Are you upset?
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
Suc my dick
Are you upset?
click to expand
Devastated

Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
Suc my dick
Are you upset?
Devastated
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Good!
Posted by CrabNextDoor
So I have a 6 month old mastiff and I've had her since about 6 weeks old but she's still exciting peeing . Any tips on how to help or if it'll go away with time and another thing is she's started licking the pee ? So I don't know if maybe my parents are hitting on her or yelling at her when I'm not around she gets a ton of water and food more than she needs daily but I'm not sure if this is normal or not thanks !
she's licking her pee pee ? well dogs do that normally but it could be a bladder infection - a sign of not being able to hold it when excited maybe - not sure - read up on it - there are lots of educational books out there - and put up a camera for when you are not there to watch your parents - what are they doing or not doing ? I like to observe everything in order to help figure things out
Gotta exercise the big ones, daily walks are needed and I agree with the talking to them, they say dogs understand about like a toddler, so they're hearing you, talk to them.
Posted by Smidge
Walking your dog weekly is unacceptable, for any dog, let alone such a big dog like a mastiff.We're talking twice a day, once a day at the least.
Why are you only walking her once a week?
I was about to say exactly the same thing. Weekly is tantamount to abuse.
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
This is correct. Dogs badly need and depend on routine and structure.
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
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How do you find 2 month old posts?
Fess up!
Posted by LadyNeptune
Routine and structure.Is she crated at night? Does she have scheduled feeding times? Walks?
Are you?
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So I have a 6 month old mastiff and I've had her since about 6 weeks old but she's still exciting peeing . Any tips on how to help or if it'll go away with time and another thing is she's started licking the pee ? So I don't know if maybe my parents are hitting on her or yelling at her when I'm not around she gets a ton of water and food more than she needs daily but I'm not sure if this is normal or not thanks !