You all have helped so much. Last night was the 2nd night in a row that he did not potty in his crate. I'm not getting much sleep but your all right, it's werth it. He's doing much better on his new diet of just chicken. He seems much happier. Thinks are going much better, thanks.
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Christi, you are doing great. You will be so glad you put in the few nights of not-much-sleep, when you have a pup with a good habit.
When the diarrhea is completely cleared up, you can start adding in other ingredients to his diet, slowly and one at a time. That's also well worth the trouble when the dog is triggered by sudden large amounts of a new (or richer) food.
My pup has just started to do somthing this thing after I take him pottoy at night and than put him back in his crate and I'm not sure if it means anything. He starts screeming, biting the crate, digging in it and he just gose crazy like the crates killing him for about 15 min. This a very new thing. Why dose he do this? why did this just start? Is there anything I need to do or dose he just need to get over it?
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