Recent content by Sassy Doxie Lover

You definitely need the indoor grass mat, at least until it warms up...I couldn't get mine to go poo outside until it warmed up and I took her to the dog park repeatedly. After a few days and seeing the other dogs do it she just figured it out...dogs have a natural territorial urge to cover...

If you do set her up in her own room try putting her in there for 10-15 minutes at a time alone...then check on her and praise her if she was quiet and didn't tear anything up....gradually increase the time til she barks or you hear shredding...by doing this repeatedly daily after awhile she...

I feed mine twice a day 1\2 cup mixture of dry and chicken and gravy ( or a 1\4th of each to make a 1\2 to be exact) We go to the dog park or walk twice a day for 45-1 hr and she's as healthy as an ox...all dogs would eat 24\7 if you let them lol...Oh and as far as protein goes as long as your...

If his tummy gets upset or diarrheal you can always give him pepto :) Just make sure he drinks plenty of water in the mean time....

I bought my girl the Petsmart brand in small and it fits her like a dream

Oh honey this is just a drop in the bucket you should see how many Doxie pages there are on Facebook not including Doxie rescue pages!! Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Lol mine chews my cell phone charger cord up, the kids toys up, and anything else she can pull to the floor lol.... Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

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My girl eats Blue Buffalo chicken and rice for puppies and has for nearly a year now. She is perfectly happy and healthy. Not sure what you've heard but when I first did my research it was given a 4.5 and I totally agree :) Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

If you have her on a feeding and water schedule it's all about timing. During the day have your husband keep her where he can see her at all times...when she starts circling take her outside immediately til she goes. Give her an extra 10-15 minutes then bring her back in. Through a set routine...