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Originally Posted by kjc  Why are you going to neuter him so early? (Just curious...)
Sounds like he loves you a lot... when I walk in the door, I allow mine about 5 minutes to spazz out before I even ask them to chill... they are just so darned happy to see me!
Careful with him in the front seat... airbags kill small dogs. I use seatbelt harnesses that snap into the seatbelt buckle, in the backseat... 4 dogs loose in the car is a road hazard!
Relax... enjoy his puppyness, it will be gone all too soon, then you'll have years to enjoy him as an adult. Puppies are only puppies for about one year!  |
I was waiting for the question about neutering. I have been doing a lot of research even before Bentley came home about early vs. late neutering. They both seem to have their draw backs. Guess like everything else in life there are pros and cons to everything. The vet also made the suggestion to neuter at this age. I questioned her up and down about her experience with neutering dogs his size. (As of last Friday's vet visit he's a whopping 5lb. 8oz. So much for the growth charts that say he would be 5.5 to 6lb. lol) And she is well experience in it. Early neuter was even the decision for her own dog. So it's been my personal decision to have him neutered prior to us dealing with leg hiking and marking.
Yes Bentley is my dog no doubt about it. I am so thankful he is not an exited peer. Otherwise I would have to cover my living room in Natures Miracle every day I come home. His second favorite person is my dad. His grand humans puppy sit while I'm at work. My mom says he follows my dad around like a shadow.
Front seat airbag deactivates because he is so small otherwise I would not dream of having him up front with me. Mommy's little co-pilot. lol
And yes a relish every moment(even the bad ones) of Bentley being a puppy. I am amazed at how much he has changed over just the past 2 months he's been my fur-ever baby.
I appreciate everyone's feedback. I was just a little worried I may have been doing something wrong that he seemed to go from an angel to an I'm not listening to you toddler overnight.
