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**citalopram** · 08-17-2012, 10:26 AM

I would just work really hard on NILIF and sit/leave it/drop it because a sitting dog can't jump, a good leave it can prevent ingestion of baby toys and objects that would have to be surgically removed, and drop it same thing. I had my baby in January and my puppy just turned a year on the 22nd of last month. I would just work hards on manors, my boys are outside dogs so I don't have to worry about things all the time and it might be a good idea to have a chain spot set up just in case you need it. I do walk one dog at a time with the stroller and they actually check on Katie before we set out and if she crys they lick her and try to calm her.

08-17-2012, 10:26 AM	#14
citalopram Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 553 Senior Member	I would just work really hard on NILIF and sit/leave it/drop it because a sitting dog can't jump, a good leave it can prevent ingestion of baby toys and objects that would have to be surgically removed, and drop it same thing. I had my baby in January and my puppy just turned a year on the 22nd of last month. I would just work hards on manors, my boys are outside dogs so I don't have to worry about things all the time and it might be a good idea to have a chain spot set up just in case you need it. I do walk one dog at a time with the stroller and they actually check on Katie before we set out and if she crys they lick her and try to calm her.
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