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	Molly, Annie, Casey, and Emma's Gossip Page Molly, Annie, Casey, and Emma's Chat Room welcomes your comments, questions, or gossip! Click the NEW TOPIC button to start a new topic, or click on REPLY to add comments to an existing topic. Pom had puppies - Amanda11/04/06 at 10:16 My pom had puppies by c-section. She doesn't want to nurse them. We have been doing it. What can we do to get her to be a mother. She is acting like she wants to play instead of nurse. My dog - Megan10/29/06 at 11:54 Hi. I just got adog 2 weeks ago and she is sooo hyper. She bites, just for fun, but she wont stop. She chewed our coffe table and eats our socks. Shes only 1 yr old, but we need help, and training books dont seem to work. Thanks soo much for helping me, bye! anything - kelsey08/10/06 at 22:14 hi anything - gabby 12/06/06 at 18:06 hi anything - anaya 11/24/06 at 16:49 hi hi - MELISSA07/03/06 at 19:34 hi hi - Alana Bailey 01/24/07 at 12:07 hi Melissa. my name is Alana Bailey i am 15 years old. i hope you are a girl and no pretending to be a guy hi - mike 11/02/06 at 11:28 whats up hi - Dushaun 07/22/06 at 18:09 hi baby hi - anaya 11/24/06 at 16:51 hi wat u doin hi - katie 07/17/06 at 00:30 how you my dog - chicky06/16/06 at 11:14 my dog is so cute she is shi zuu and cocer spanel mix my dog - cutie 06/18/06 at 01:04 wow i dont know what they look like Training - Steven G05/25/06 at 01:02 We have a 8 month old Pom we have been unable to train ( mostly because of the kids). My question is how do we train Maxi to go outside? Training - Steven G05/25/06 at 00:58 We have a 8 month old Pom we have been unable to train ( mostly because of the kids). My question is how do we train Maxi to go outside? lyphoma in pomeranians - cassie11/14/05 at 14:16 I have a pomeranian that has just been diagnosised with lymphoma .is this more common in poms then other dogs ? how about dietry supplements to help with this disease pomeranians Help - theresa12/13/04 at 14:53 Hi my name is theresa and I am stressed I have a pom I just not good on have a puppy how to you coop with these puppy's pomeranians Help - Stacey 07/07/05 at 19:51 HI my name is Stacey i have had a puppy before i know they can be a lot of trouble, but you have to be patient. Let them get to know you a little. Give them good care, pet them a lot, and love them. That's all you can do. Is be patient and love them with all your hearts! I hoped i helped you out! pomeranians Help - Emma 02/12/05 at 12:38 hi i'm emma i know u really know i do have a puppy too. i really dont know how to help u. anything else pomeranians Help - CHRISTINA 01/20/05 at 15:45 JUST BE A GOOD OWNER AND THE PUPY WILL LOVE TO DATH. pomeranians Help - ryan 06/19/06 at 11:07 yeah right my dog never took a bath it bit me when i put shampoo on him pomeranians Help - cathy 04/10/06 at 13:15 hi this is cathy im looking for a pet training my cairn terrier - chrissy07/31/04 at 18:19 I am having a hard time training my cairn terrier just when i think he is trained he starts using the bathroom on the floor. Why can't I train him he is already one. HELP!!! training my cairn terrier - nicola goadby 03/19/05 at 05:38 just be calm a relex nd do not reas ur voice training my cairn terrier - Ashley 09/27/04 at 22:32 simple hire a dog trainer Westie Behavior Question - Jenny01/07/04 at 10:32 We have a 6 mo Westie, Max, who has been in our family for 3 mos. He is a VERY smart and cute dog, but he is not grasping the concept that our 11-y-o daughter is also an authority figure. He constantly chews on her socks (while she's wearing them), barks and nips just as if she's another pup. We've tried the "OUCH" thing, to no avail. We have enrolled them in obedience training which will begin next week. The hope is that if my daughter is the one "holding the leash" during training, Max will begin to see her as an authority figure. I appreciate any suggestions you may have that we may try in the week before obedience training begins. Thanks in advance. cairn terrier - Chrissy08/04/03 at 18:54 I am getting a cairn terrier in a few weeks I was wondering if anyone could tell me if they bark a lot. Also what should i buy for him before he comes home? cairn terrier - jessica 04/21/06 at 17:22 hi cairn terrier - evelyn stone 10/15/05 at 19:01 i have an 8yr. old male &2 yr. old female cairns they bark at butterflies that go by also they are very good watch dogs they sound tough anyway!!!they are very vocal!!! love your cairn but be prepared!!!! mine love fetching balls and stuffed animals! also a baby blanket to sleep with is nice! good luck !! how much should he eat - JJ05/14/03 at 13:07 I just got the most adorable Cairn pup, 9 weeks old. He only eats 1/2 cup of nutra nuggets/day. Is that about right? My breeder just said feed what he wants, but I can't tell if he is getting enough. Any advice on what and how much to feed this little guy? how much should he eat - Tee from Hawaii 11/11/03 at 21:03 We usually feed our ten week old pup dry pup food 3 times daily with a scoop of wet puppy food. She eats alot so usually we just make sure she eats a cup of food a day. If she doesn't eat it all suring the first feeding we just allow her to eat when she wants. grooming my cairn - lisa04/25/03 at 16:16 can anyone help with this? I have a 7yr. old female , Mavis. She has never reaaly liked to be groomed that much but we hand pluck anyway. I was wondering if anyone out there has ever used the Mars Coat King stripper comb to groom a cairn? Does it make it any easier to do? night time active cairn terrier - ken glew03/30/03 at 17:41 3 year old cairn terrier that sleeps during day light hours but,comes alive and loves to patrol our fenced in back yard for about 3/4 hours at night . Is this normal ?? We got her from from a humane society center about 4 months ago . She is very loving listens well to commands. Is this normal behavior ??? night time rover - ken glew03/30/03 at 17:29 we have a 3 year old cairn terrier that sleeps during day light hours and loves to run and chase what ever she thinks is in our fenced back yard after sunset .She is active for 3/4 hours until she is worn out ? Is this normal behavior?? Is this a normal pattern of behavior ??? Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - Cody 12/22/02 at 13:16 hi my name is Barry i have aboarder collie and i have a small yard so i take him to a fenced in field to run in but the problem is it is not in walking distance and when i put him in the car he is very afraid and he start drooling very bad i meen realy bad i am afraid that when he starts the drooling that he might go into shock is ther any thing that i can do to help him stop or should i just ignore it and hope it will stop after awile. any info would be appreciated. Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - kayla 06/11/05 at 13:30 you could start taking him/her every where you go Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - shameus 10/20/03 at 11:32 look i dont have a clue on dogs but say we hook up girl/belfast/no.90588082/fernagh shameus/jamie/my name see ya there doll Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - ASHLEY 10/03/03 at 22:28 CAN YA PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT DOS AND TALK ABOUT SOCIAL LIFE Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - shameus 10/20/03 at 11:34 you go girl if it doesnt work out between me and that guy i'll look you up Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - megan 08/11/03 at 23:45 mybe you should make your backe yeard biger if you can Boarder Collie 18 weeks old - Qksand77 09/08/03 at 10:07 check your car for any chemicals which your dog might be sensitive to, such as air fresheners, paint residue, etc. Their sniffer is incredibly sensitive...they usually prefer to hang their heads out the window while riding (dangerous to the dog) or to be in the bed of a pickup. Try transporting him/her in another car to see if your car is "contaminated" by something yr dog doesn't like. Agression - Betty12/11/02 at 06:45 Does anyone have any sugesstions. We have a 2 year old Cairn Terrier that we adore. she has become extremely agressive to strangers and my childrens friends - oler ones. She has also got major food agression for human food that she finds. We do not give her human food. She also is so agressive and has bitten to protect our house and car. Amazingly enough, if we take her elsewhere she is great with everyone. We have had a trainer here many times with so success in the agression area. All other training has been wonderful. she is so smart. She will also get upset if my children are fighting and will nip at their ankles. Agression - ashley 09/27/04 at 22:33 dog school NEW PUPPY - Michael06/03/02 at 09:06 We currently have a 2 year old Cairn terrier. We decided recently to get a companion for him. We picked up his new sister this weekend from a local breeder. She is very happy to be around him and follows him everywhere. He is not sure what to make of her at this point and has been keeping his distance most of the time. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. It has only been two days since they've been together but I want to make sure they will be lifelong companions. Does anyone have any suggestions to get my male more interested in the puppy? NEW PUPPY - bobby joe 12/24/03 at 08:19 hey want to chat about your new puppy NEW PUPPY - megan 08/11/03 at 23:51 leave in a room for a little bit and see the result NEW PUPPY - Rachel 07/29/02 at 09:13 I just got a cairn terrier puppy about a month ago and he's only 3 monthes. He's nipping alot do you have any suggestions or tips on how to break my puppy's habbit? CHILLIN OUT - Yummy_gurl_named_ Kelly 06/01/05 at 09:36 HEY what up u there? NEW PUPPY - megan 08/11/03 at 23:57 she or he are probably theething so buy her or him a toy to bite on NEW PUPPY - carsinogen 10/30/02 at 10:38 i think your puppy is just going through a pase, mine went through the same thing. just get him a bunch of chew toys, and if he nips at a person, make sure he knows that it is bad by telling him no, and just give him a light slap on the bum, it wont hurt him, but after awhile, he will figure out that it is wrong. NEW PUPPY - Eileen 06/17/02 at 18:15 I think it is just a matter of time, he is just sort of checking things out to see how much attention she is getting and if she is here to stay, but he will soon love her . NEW PUPPY - samantha 01/20/03 at 10:04 HI YOUR COOL! cairn puppy - mandy frith01/27/02 at 11:59 I have a 3.5 month cairn terrier (boy) and all he does is bite everyone, can someone please asure me that he will out grown this horrible habit cairn puppy - Jenny 10/23/05 at 17:39 Hi I went through the same problem with my cairn. He is over a year now and he grew out of the habit. I used to flick his nose and tell him NO! it seems harsh but that is what I was told to do by a vet and it worked. Good luck and have fun they are a great breed. cairn puppy - Eileen 01/27/02 at 15:59 Yes he will, but you must start now and tell him "no" and give him a little rap on the nose, and he will get the idea. Have fun with your puppy cairn puppy - mya 04/16/04 at 14:52 hey whats up how old are you where do you live what do you look like cairn puppy - Carrie Turner 08/09/03 at 10:02 We have had our male Cairn puppy a month now, and he is now almost 14 weeks old. He has been nipping us (sometimes more, sometimes less) and on occasion actually gives a little bite. We are consistent with telling him no and tapping him on the nose and/or gently holding his muzzle closed. He sometimes becomes more aggressive when we do this and has snarled at us. We don't give up, but it has been frustrating. He also growled/snarled at my 11 year old daughter when she was bringing him back in the house. Will he most likely outgrow this aggressive behavior? Does anyone have any advice for us? cairn puppy - Jenny 08/14/03 at 17:11 Nice to know I'm not the only one with this problem. My Cairn is 3 months old and is still nipping/ biting. I have learned that tapping him on the nose only makes it worse. He thinks we're playing with him and snaps even more. He also likes to jump up and nip at our face. My husband has had a bloodly lip more than once. As if this isn't enough fun, he also will not potty train. Any suggestions out there????? We love him to death but are growing short on patience. HELP! cairn puppy - Carrie Turner 08/24/03 at 08:18 Isn't it frustrating? I read somewhere on the potty training to give a treat and lots of praise everytime he goes outside, and ignore any accidents unless you catch him in the act. If you do, say "No!" and take him to the appropriate place. We aren't all the way there yet, but he does seem to try and let us know, we just aren't always watching as closely as we could. As far as the nipping and biting! I have heard and read about the "alpha" dog theory, but I am told by a dog trainer that those studies were flawed, and now the best strategy is to ignore the bad and reinforce the good behavior. She said that terriers view any kind of correction as a challenge and will try to "one up you" the next time. I value anyone with more experiences oppinion! Let me know if you find something that works! cairn puppy - Tee 11/11/03 at 20:58 I have a 10 week old Cairn pup and she is ok when we hold and pet her, however, when we allow her to run around the house she continually bites and chews on our throw rugs. When we scold her she gets more upset and starts to nip at our ankles or toes. I hope after teething this will subside. Otherwise, she is improving on her potty training. We currently use crate training. When we are not home we put her in her crate with some toys and training pads. She peed on her pad once in the crate and when we put her in the kitchen where her food is she did her thing on the pad. There are a few mishaps now and then but she is progressing. I can relate to the feistyness though when corrected. My husband and I are looking to bring her to puppy training and see what happens there. Hopefully, it's just a puppy phase and with much care, attention, and love she will grow to be a loving obedient doggie.... cairn puppy - Shell 11/15/03 at 19:33 Your email was a trip down memory lane. We "inherited" our Cairn from my son and his wife when he was about 5 months old. They had seen him in a pet shop and bought him "on a whim" not knowing a thing about the breed. And my daughter-in-law was 7 months pregnant at the time! They found out quickly what a handful he was. We took him in before the baby was born and within 24 hours of entering our home he had peed on my sofa, unraveled a needlepoint rug and in general, wrecked havoc throughout the entire house. We could not take a STEP without him nipping at our feet and ankles. It was awful and I'm ashamed to say that I hated him those first two days...literally HATED him and I'm a real dog lover. Somewhere around the middle of day 3, that hate turned to love. I'm not quite sure how it happened but it happened. We got him into obedience class, smothered him with affection and discipline and when our kids asked for him back after our granddaughter was born, we refused and they went out and bought a golden retriever (much more appropriate). Today, our world revolves around him. He's in agility, he's training for earthdog. Yes...he runs the house--or so he thinks--but he's worth it. Cairns are a terrific breed and yes, they're a challenge but stick with it. Much of what you're experiencing will fade away with discipline, consistency and time! But I should tell you....we have to cover our trashcans. There's just something about discarded kleenex that a Cairn can't resist! Good luck. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! - Babe, Petey, and Mom Carol 06/18/01 at 21:48 We love your page( even though you are cairins, but that's okay you are terriers). Keep up the good work and give your Mommy lots of hugs and kisses because she is a very very special person. We will check out the rescue site. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! - Lizzy07/07/01 at 08:02 Yea it is a really great site! Charlie my cairn said he wants to make one just the same as yours!! Bless your heart! - Evelyn 06/18/01 at 11:27 It was so wonderfully heartwarming to read about how you rescued Casey and Emma from those dog shelters...you are a life saver! I can't wait to read about your other Cairns. How your westie look - Jay.d 06/14/01 at 17:16 Hey does westie look cute CAIRN RESCUE - EILEEN 06/13/01 at 19:17 I KNOW MOST OF THE PEOPLE WHO SEE THIS SITE ARE TERRIER LOVERS,MAYBE EVEN CAIRN TERRIERS. I WORK WITH THE CAIRN RESCUE, WE HELP CAIRN AND SOMETIMES CAIRN-MIX'S, THERE ARE SO MANY DOGS OUT THERE IN SHELTERS WHO NEED HOMES, PLEASE NEVER BUY FROM A PET STORE, YOU ARE ONLY PUTTING MONEY IN A PUPPYMILLER'S POCKET. IF ANYBODY WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE CAIRNS PLEASE GO TO CAIRN RESCUE, SEE MY LINKS. WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR MORE PEOPLE TO HELP US SAVE THE DOG. CAIRN RESCUE - Brenda 05/30/03 at 20:55 Hi! I am new to this site and I just read your post. I have been looking at the Cairn Rescue site and I am very interested in adopting one of these little guys. We have had 4 Cairn Terriers and they they are just the best little dogs. Our last Cairn passed away last November of Lymphoma. My husband and I went through all the chemo and medicine. I feel so good because we added 17 months to his young life. He was only 5 years old. Just wanted to let you know that I think the Cairn Rescue is a great thing and I will never buy another Cairn from a pet shop!! Thanks! CAIRN RESCUE - Jay.d 06/14/01 at 17:19 I think that is very great that you like to resue dogs.I get mad when people hurt there dogs.Thank you for saveing dogs. my name is jayde too - jayde 12/21/05 at 20:03 my name is jayde CAIRN RESCUE - Lizzy07/07/01 at 07:58 We know about puppymills and how horrible they are! I got my Cairn from a known breeder on a beautiful farm! CAIRN RESCUE - bobby 12/24/03 at 08:21 hello, email me how old are you? CAIRN RESCUE - beautiful 01/26/05 at 17:26 hi im 13 years old.how old are you? i have four big brothers,one big sister and one baby sister.i have one dog and one cat.are you a boy or a girl because my mates name i bobby and shes a girl.i hate talking about dogs there boring but cute.have you got any pets?how many people are in your family? CAIRN RESCUE - Rhianna 12/24/06 at 11:59 I am 11 CAIRN RESCUE - star 08/03/06 at 10:33 hi i am star are you nice! Welcome new Gold Member! - The Terrier Club 06/11/01 at 21:35 The Terrier Club welcomes Molly, Annie, Casey, and Emma as a new Gold Member of the club. Your personal web site is now activated and you can add or edit all of the text using your special password. Have fun! Welcome new Gold Member! - anna 06/06/06 at 02:18 just for you Welcome new Gold Member! - EILEEN 06/13/01 at 19:08 THANK YOU TERRIER CLUB,WE LOVE OUR WEB SITE. 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