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		By: Andrew		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.walkervillevet.com.au/blog/introducing-a-puppy-or-kitten/#comment-246170&quot;&gt;Patricia Mann&lt;/a&gt;.

Hi Patricia. I don’t have any more advice I can give you I&#039;m sorry. If the article doesn’t give you clear instructions, seek the advice of an experienced positive dog trainer.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.walkervillevet.com.au/blog/introducing-a-puppy-or-kitten/#comment-246170">Patricia Mann</a>.</p>
<p>Hi Patricia. I don’t have any more advice I can give you I&#8217;m sorry. If the article doesn’t give you clear instructions, seek the advice of an experienced positive dog trainer.</p>
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		By: Patricia Mann		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 11 Mar 2024 03:04:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[We got our new rottie FM puppy @ 3 months , she is 8 months now but still wants to chase if they my three cats  2 Russians and a big black and white 2 yo moggy , Ducatti , now Billie the puppy  loves Ducatti,  and when Ducatti lets her get near whilst on a chair Billie licks and licks him
Ducatti gets fed up and hits her on the top of the head if he dosent get a back off he bites her on the top of her her nose  Billie just keeps loving him regardless   It she has never growled of tried to nip or bite .,we have baby gates on entry and exit to family area , cats have the top end of the house and a catio as well they are spoilt  ,any advice please  we are desexing Billie when she is a year old  ,she is finishing her first heat at the moment our Rockie  passed two weeks b4  we got Billie he loved the cat’s especially Ducatti  they sometimes slept together  I think Ducatti was lost when Rockie passed from Osteo sarcoma at 8 years he was desexed at 6 years  he was a polite amazing Rottweiler so obedient ,
 He was given to us at 6 by his former owner  he did a great training of him , we have had 7 rescue dobermans and two Rottweilers in our 50 years of marriage  they were all great dogs that lived on our 20 acres with horses ,sheep and cats 
I started Billie in a Harness  but at 6 months swapped to a choker chain  as she was getting unruly with excitement on meeting new people. 
Our vet nurse said to go into a choker as she will get too strong , she walks on a loose lead sits stays wait all those things except the meeting people and other dogs not mean just wants to play .we live in an isolated place so we don’t get to see people much  and only farm dogs on farmers tray as they go past   Advice please  Thankyou so much]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We got our new rottie FM puppy @ 3 months , she is 8 months now but still wants to chase if they my three cats  2 Russians and a big black and white 2 yo moggy , Ducatti , now Billie the puppy  loves Ducatti,  and when Ducatti lets her get near whilst on a chair Billie licks and licks him<br />
Ducatti gets fed up and hits her on the top of the head if he dosent get a back off he bites her on the top of her her nose  Billie just keeps loving him regardless   It she has never growled of tried to nip or bite .,we have baby gates on entry and exit to family area , cats have the top end of the house and a catio as well they are spoilt  ,any advice please  we are desexing Billie when she is a year old  ,she is finishing her first heat at the moment our Rockie  passed two weeks b4  we got Billie he loved the cat’s especially Ducatti  they sometimes slept together  I think Ducatti was lost when Rockie passed from Osteo sarcoma at 8 years he was desexed at 6 years  he was a polite amazing Rottweiler so obedient ,<br />
 He was given to us at 6 by his former owner  he did a great training of him , we have had 7 rescue dobermans and two Rottweilers in our 50 years of marriage  they were all great dogs that lived on our 20 acres with horses ,sheep and cats<br />
I started Billie in a Harness  but at 6 months swapped to a choker chain  as she was getting unruly with excitement on meeting new people.<br />
Our vet nurse said to go into a choker as she will get too strong , she walks on a loose lead sits stays wait all those things except the meeting people and other dogs not mean just wants to play .we live in an isolated place so we don’t get to see people much  and only farm dogs on farmers tray as they go past   Advice please  Thankyou so much</p>
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