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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby Barbzeee » Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:53 am

barbie, what a cutie. And now your family is getting bigger. Hahaha. It sure does get addicting but they fill your hearts with such joy..can't wait to see them pictures as they al get together..

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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby Nasoosie » Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:35 am

Barbie and Shama, CONGRATS to both of you for finding each other! She is a real sweetie, and you and she will be taking daily walks, playing with toys, loving each other! I am so excited for both of you!
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby Travelinana » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:36 am

Barbie, this is such great news. What a wonderful gesture to take this little dog and give it the home it deserves. Wouldn't it be a wonderful world if there was more of this? She is so cute...how could anyone resist her? Since she likes Lola half the battle is won, they will be great friends soon...Enjoy your walks and her antics in the snow will delight you...
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby dayspring39 » Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:13 am

What a great addition to your little family Barbie...
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby retiredhappy » Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:04 pm

She's adorable. Do you have someone to walk her when you're working some of your long days? I know you can use those wee wee pads but to me, that's only teaching them to potty inside the house.
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby OutandAbout » Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:18 pm

Congrats on the new addition to the family. She really is cute. Lola will come around, especially when she realizes that Shama is here to stay. :D Linda
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby pattyk » Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:30 pm

She's a real cutie. She reminds me of my Sammie who is shi tzu. She didn't like the camera and still doesn't after five years. She gets walked twice a day.
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby MrsHomeSweetRoam » Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:00 pm

None of the photos are showing for me today, but congrats.
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby Redetotry » Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:43 pm

retiredhappy wrote:She's adorable. Do you have someone to walk her when you're working some of your long days? I know you can use those wee wee pads but to me, that's only teaching them to potty inside the house.


I guessI have been lucky, my two Havanese are trained to use either their papers or to go outside. It is especially nice when it's raining or storming and they don't want to go out. So far it has worked well and they don't go inside any place other than their papers, now if only Toby would get the idea.

Barbie I read your morning coffee post, how did you get so lucky to get a dog that is so well trained!?
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby avalen » Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:49 pm

Redetotry wrote:
retiredhappy wrote:She's adorable. Do you have someone to walk her when you're working some of your long days? I know you can use those wee wee pads but to me, that's only teaching them to potty inside the house.


I guessI have been lucky, my two Havanese are trained to use either their papers or to go outside. It is especially nice when it's raining or storming and they don't want to go out. So far it has worked well and they don't go inside any place other than their papers, now if only Toby would get the idea.

Barbie I read your morning coffee post, how did you get so lucky to get a dog that is so well trained!?


my girls use the wee wee pads but they love to go outside too but it certainly saves me from going out in the heat in the summer or any other adverse
weather conditions and most importantly when I'm on the road I won't have to take them out anytime I feel uncomfortable as in the middle of the night,
in the dark when all the scary monsters are out there :D ;) :lol:
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby BirdbyBird » Wed Nov 28, 2012 8:01 pm

Ever since that ranger in fl had me move my rig back 20 ft or so because of the gator waiting to crawl out of the water in the night.....I think of all the monsters (or coyotes) in the night that wait to run past on the fly and pick off a Remi dog in the middle of his 4am potty break. Somehow my imagination doesn't picture Stuart in that same fantasy...but then if they came in a pack.... :shock:
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby BarbaraRose » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:09 am

Shama did great overnight and again today while I was at work for 8 hours. No accidents, no issues. And I found her and Lola sitting within a few feet of each other without any confrontations. Lola seems a little annoyed by her but not intimidated at all.

I ordered an indoor pet potty with faux grass to see if I can train her to use it. Would only need it if I have a long shift at work or if the weather is really bad. Otherwise I don't mind taking her out for walks at all. She is very good on a leash. I did luck out with a good dog!
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Re: Meet Shama...

Postby OregonLuvr » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:15 am

I work 12hr shifts so my dog ends up being alone 13-14hrs and we never have accidents but she is anxious to go out when I get home. But of course by then she is all stirred up and happy to see me. When I am not working I walk her in the morning about 9am and then again about 5pm and that is all she requires. Gotta love a dog with a great bladder.

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