Honey, you don’t look a day over two!
Your dogs - let's see them
kaclp
(Kristen Ann)
#950
I camp for work in the spring/summer. I’m 7 weeks into my field season and we still haven’t figured out the sleeping arrangements…
ShellyNOBeans
(Shelly C)
#962
This is my pekingese/longhair chiahuahua. Her name is Princess Molly. She is 13 years old and I have had her since she was 7 weeks.
Paulene
(Paulene )
#963
He is lovely. We are 9 weeks in and he is only just starting to relax. Webought him a thunder vest to reduce anxiety when we take him out. We put the vest on and he went from pacing back and forward on the back seat to laying down calmly. We have started giving him vitamins as well, including VB. This weekend was the first time he came and greeted me at my car. Usually he circles nervously (despite happily sharing my bed on occasions 
). So, we are getting there slowly.
gingersmommy
(Marianne)
#965
That is so heartwarming. Only going to get better. I don’t remember what I’ve posted (
), but I read a diagram from a rescue that said it takes about three months for a rescue dog to get used to a forever home. It’s just routine and consistency.
We adopted “Petey” (b/w Chi), on March 14, 2020, after our beloved Ginger passed. It’s been a little over three months that we’ve had him. I notice just recently how comfortable and relaxed he is in our home now. He seemed to take to us and his new environment immediately and was happy, however, it’s just little things he does now where I know he is feels totally relaxed and that this isn’t going to change for him.
shawnkuplin
(shawn)
#967
No. I haven’t heard of it. I’ll check it out. Actually, my husband was thinking of it after watching Vikings. It means “Noble Wolf”. It was his turn. I picked Mr Crowley from the Ozzy song.
