Dogs are creatures of habit

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Originally Posted by MeghanOOD

We have a five-month-old beagle, and are focusing on peeing outside at the moment. Once she has that down we can move onto being more diligent with the voice commands (sit, down, stay, etc.). She is a lover, but if you miss her walk she'll make you pay. She'll make you pay bigtime.

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I bred and trained beagles for 15 years; if you ever need any help let me know.

Every morning, when we get dressed, the dogs come to check and see which pants we put on. Town pants, chore pants, or HUNTING PANTS! Town pants, they head to their crates, chore pants, they go to the door, HUNTING PANTS, they line up to load in the truck. Every morning, go figure.

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Originally Posted by js4fn

They for sure can tell time

Now this Doberman pup first one I’ve ever had but heard privacy is gone when you have a Doberman example his chin on your knee when your taking a dump or laying outside shower door
when the bully’s move around the house you know it Doberman is so stealth it’s scary

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My husky does that. He’s fine to lay around if I am not at home but as soon as I get in, he’s at my feet on the couch or at the shower door for instance.


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Welcome to the forum. :)

they are smart, my girl has figured out that when my morning coffee is about done, she heads to the bedroom and brings me my socks to go for a walk. in afternoon when I start to get ready for my second walk she goes and get the Frisbee and goes to the back door.