Headshots
I was able to take some nice headshot photos of the dogs today. We take about 100 photos a day on my property. I do my best to get photos up each night on my blog so all of my clients and see them. From the emails I get from people all over the world that follow my blog, that tell me how happy it makes them to see pictures of the dogs especially interacting with my kids.
Hemingway is up from NYC for a 3 week board and train, he is an Irish Wolfhound, such a great dog
Jake, who was surrendered to me and may be up for adoption in the future.
Marlo is just a puppy and loves to run and play with all of the dogs, he always gets all of the dogs running around the play yard.
All of the dogs then pile up on top of him, even the 2 puppies. All of the puppies that I am adopting out play with the adult dogs, they are being socialized incredibly well.
Rocco, Kishmish and Beau work on downstays. Each dog works on every obedience command each day with different trainers so they understand the commands that we are giving them.
My dog has HIS tooybxMy Baby has HER tooybxToys are kept separate.Baby is only allowed to play with her toys.. if she has a dog toy, I remove it from her and give her one of HER toysDog is only allowed to play with his toys.. if he has a baby toy, I remove it and give him one of HIS toys.Eventually the toys will have their individual scent and your dog should be able to recognize which are his and which belong to the baby.Baby toys are also put away when she’s done playing.. they are not left laying anywhere. Most of her toys are kept in the living room, which is baby gated off- the dog has limited access to that room.The best solution is to just supervise, and make sure that baby toys are put away when the baby is not playing with them. Your child can learn at a young age to keep her toys picked up, or they may become chewed up.