the moments where Moose can be next to Bear without jumping all over his face are few and far in between😅 Bears been good at correcting him when he’s being too much and we intervene a bunch to give him a break but sometimes Moose just goes right back to bothering him, it’s like he doesn’t learn from the correction😭
I got these from a greenhouse a week ago and transplanted them in my containers, they were already starting to flower a day or 2 after getting them (before i transplanted them) so I assume they were too big for the containers they were initially in. That being said, I want the plants to get bigger so I worry that them putting energy into flowering is going to prevent that. Will snipping these flowers help my tomato’s keep growing their stem and branches?
I got these from a greenhouse a week ago and transplanted them in my containers, they were already starting to flower a day or 2 after getting them so I assume they were too big for the containers they were initially in. That being said, I want the plants to get bigger so I worry that them putting energy into flowering is going to prevent that. Will snipping these flowers help my tomato’s keep growing their stem and branches?
I’ve had our 12 week old ECS boy for about 2 weeks. He’s been a typical puppy, running around wanting to chew on everything.We have toys everywhere so he’s constantly chewing on those (it’s how we’ve avoided have any bites marks on us so far lol) and we can redirect him.
The only issue is when he starts chewing something he shouldn’t be and we redirect by sticking a toy or treat in his face or move him away from the item/area such as the carpet or shoes, he’ll sometimes do little growl/rumbles and if he’s super insistent on getting back to the item and we prevent him he’ll try biting us, barking and flail around.
I wfh so he gets about 1-1.5 hours awake and playing or just hanging around and then same amount of a nap in the crate, and do that all day till bed time. We obviously have puppy proofed our place but obviously he’s not allowed to chew everything and anything he wants in the place.
I’ve always been under the impression that growls are a warning and a dog communicating and well, he’s literally been alive for 12 weeks, so I don’t punish him for doing so but the vet made a comment that he needs to stop doing that. My main concern is him growing up and this behavior continuing or getting worse. Is this just typical puppy behavior and he should grow out of it or as the vet said, it’s something I need to work on with him and if so, what’s the best way to do so for such circumstances