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He was munching into his pile which included pigs ears and serrano ham treats for clicker training (sound posh, but they only cost a £1hmm, and which pile of that stuff belongs to Cadburry?
)I have a stairgate across the kitchen, which is a tiled area and puppy proof. So the plan is puppy can go in there when he or Cadbury needs a break. I also have the biggish crate for him to sleep in, or to just pop in when I need to go out. The x-pen is a good idea, I just don't have anywhere to put it, so I make do with the kitchen.Might consider an X-pen to use as a puppy play pen (provides a safe Zone) if you don't have one already.
Don't worry, I already thought of that. I will only get the small balls out when I play with Merlin 1-2-1, then they will be put away in the toy box which has a secure lid Cadbury can't get into.If those are the small kong tennis balls, be careful with Cadbury. Larger dogs can choke on them.

Yep, I need to discover pup's preferences. I'm sure there will be many more trips to the pet shopIt looks like a lot, but trust me, in no time you'll be saying "oh we need more of these! Or something more like this!"





Or should I get some more?
http://i427.photobucket.com/albums/pp353/chocice2008/Sheltie Pup/puppystuff.jpg



