i have a calavier and she would be 10months old i love her...

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Answer by Miss Cathy
Submitted on 12/22/2004
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She does sound like a little rascal! I am not the voice of experience as our puppy is just a bit over 8 months old. Our puppy sounds like a cross between your two – not too rambunctious but not sedate either – frisky and playful is how I would describe our little one. Our breeder told us that after about the first year or so, they do settle down, so there’s hope! One thing we found very helpful for the leash pulling problem is a harness. It puts less strain on their neck. And obedience training also has been extremely helpful. We attended Puppy Kindergarten and in a few weeks learned wonderful ways to help manage the puppy years. If you can find a program near you, it’s worth investing the time and a few dollars. Good luck!

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Question by deany
Submitted on 5/1/2004
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i have a calavier and she would be 10months old i love her to bits but she is a little "crazy" she is not obedient, she runs around all day, barks alot, pulls when she walks almost ripping your arm off! im not sure what to do with her any help would be much appreciated,i was wondering if there was any medication to slow her down i know this might sound mean but i not sure what to do. Thanks please reply

Answer by Brenda
Submitted on 5/21/2004
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Deany I know exactly how you feel I have 2 cavaliers 1 is calm and rarely barks and the 2nd is crazy sounds just like yours I am going to keep watching your question to see if you get any good response. The only suggestion I have gotten is obedience training.

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