American Brittany Rescue

:D Amen to your "rant".....being orphaned is discouraging for sure !! Coming here now is like visiting a graveyard at midnight...eerie and echoing with voices from the past :wink: Oh well, I guess our demotion is called moving on, whether we like it or not :D Take care old friend....was good to see ...

Hey there Zinger.....good to "see" you. Seasons' greetings and all that.....hope 2021 changes everything for the better for all of us. Wishes for all to be well and be safe.

We're doing great....living in Montana now for a year....LOVE IT !!! Hope all is well with you during these rather chaotic times.

Hey, Brian, you came out of lurk !!!! Hiya

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I think you can see that you've answered your own question.....if the ingredients in the two foods (puppy/adult) are the same and the only difference is the size of the kibble then the food should be adequate for both dogs...puppy/adult. But if optimum rather than adequate is your goal, then I would...

Ah, yes....quite a few still here but everyone seems to be in "lurk" mode Hope you (and every "lurker" out there) have a fun and safe Holiday Season

Congratulations on your new family member....and soooo good of you to rescue. Creed is one of the lucky ones :) You didn't say how long you have had him, but if it is less than a week he may still be a bit stressed with his changed world and that could cause the loose stools. Have you had his stool ...

Lovely, lovely tribute.....Jasper surely did live a good life thanks to you and your family. Condolences on his passing and.....RIP Jasper, you were a lucky dog.

Oh Adele, saddened to hear about PJ, I remember some of the discussions from quite a while ago. Most of us here know the feeling of loss you are going through, and from what you relayed I'm sure you did the right thing at the right time.....hopefully good memories of your life with PJ will over time...

Had another thought too.....the easiest way for a pup to learn bite inhibition is to play with other dogs. They learn "tit for tat" from other puppies and adult dogs set them straight almost right away. Perhaps planning some play dates with other pups would help with the "bitey" problem.

Ah, remember the "bitey" stuff is actually invitations to play. Grab a favorite toy and try to divert her for a few minutes....might work to get her off on a different thought wave....maybe, maybe not She sounds the smart little cookie, going to be hard to stay ahead of her I'm thinking

Bernadette.....Oh WOW, how perfect is that And a wonderful tribute to Bernie, a double zing to the heartstrings I am so happy for you three, off on a grand journey....don't forget your patience hat I wish I could hug those pictures in real life, all three of you

Oh, they are all so wonderful, how in the world to choose??? I'm green with envy, BUT SO HAPPY for you and Kevin to have all this to look forward to, soooo exciting And more pictures, can never be too many puppy pictures

Aaaah…...I bet she is just waiting and watching for you two to drive in the driveway.....wants to be the one to announce "Mom and Dad are HOME" !!! Relax and enjoy your wonderful-sounding trip, Pippa will settle down no doubt