Also I do have a yard but I am about to move to a bigger house with a fenced yard. I am on dis ability for another 2 months so I am home all the time to take care of them. Your imput is very much appreciated and will be applied. These pups are full bread and the father has 5 champion blood lines in him. I am wondering how much it will cost to have someone protection train these pups to attack on command and protect my house? A ball park figure would be appreciated. I house broke my 2 year old in 2 weeks and thats with me working. I think with me being home all the time I can handle it but I don't think I have enough time to protection train my little girls. besides I would rather pay someone to do it. can somebody give me a ball park figure?
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Ballpark figure? No.
Pups should be let out every TWO hours during the day, and maybe every 4 hours at night. . .IF they are not peeing in their crates during that 4 hours. If they do pee you have to let them out more often.
And seperate them ASAP into their own crates. I don't know if I made that clear.
I'd stop the pups feeding on the older female. I don't have a good reason to do so, it just doesn't seem like a good idea to me now that the pups are over 8 weeks.
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