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My first BC came from my vet. She had been given up for adoption, allergies. My second came from a breeder since I was looking for a tri color just like my first. I am now looking for a third. It will prob. come from the same breeder since I already know the background of all of his dogs but..I did specify to him that this time I would like one that would be very unlikely to be sold (a handicaped dog). I dont believe having an animal put down just because it is different.

During the day, when I am not working, Pacha my BC and Lucky my Boston terror have the run of the house, but under surpervision. Lucky will usually let out this almost silent growl to let Pacha know that it is time to push my patience to the limit. That is when I will usually let then run around for about half an hour or so and then its time out. They both go to lie down, Pacha on my bed and Lucky in her crate (her choice). At night, they both usually sleep on the bed, Lucky next to me and Pacha at the foot of the bed. When no one is home, Lucky will have the run of the house but Pacha is always crated. I do not even have to tell her. This is her choice we never forced her to use it. I guess that she feels more secure in the crate, since it is covered with a blanket to make it feel more like a den than a crate. I have never been a fan of crating but it is working well with her.

Hi, I used to work for a vet (I am now retired) and in reply to your cosequin questions, we had terrific results with this product. We only gave it to animals who had real problems and not as a preventative nature. Just do training properly with warmups first and proper cooldowns. Dont try to exceed the ability of you dog. Keep us up to date on the training