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You're welcome :) That's great that your friend might be able to help get Derek used to Labradors. Good luck!

Welcome to the forum :)

I see some Collie with Merle. Also agree that Australian Shepherd is quite probable. Here's a picture of my dads Short Haired Blue Merle Collie - you should see some resemblance :)

Hi melcat :) It's great to hear that you rescued this lucky little guy and that he's adapting to you and your household well. This problem is quite common, it's usually to do with a bad experience with that particular breed, often when they were puppies and quite vulnerable. My Border...

That's great - it sounds like you're well on your way to sorting the problem out! Good luck! :)

Wendy pretty much summed up exactly what I was going to say. I've come across this a few times and it seems it's just something that happens with age.

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Hi! That's a tricky one! I would always recommend adopting a rescue dog if you can as there are so many out there that need homes and with the right training you could help them adapt to your household very quickly. Having said that, the easier option would be to get a puppy, especially as you...

It seems as if he is testing you. I would suggest reinforcing your position as 'pack leader' which can be hard as it may be a big change for you and him but it's very important in the long run. Here are some ways you can do this: - Make him wait before you go through a doorway together. -...

Welcome to the forum Stacey! Sadie looks adorable, I bet she gets loads of cuddles with a lovely coat like that! :)

Sounds interesting! I'll spread the word with any of my clients for you, good luck! :)

In your circumstances I would recommend having Charlie neutered sooner rather than later as the benefits will reduce over time. You should speak to your vet too as they will give the best advice. Here are some of the main benefits of having your dog neutered: Neutered male dogs are less likely...

Hi Sparkle, the link didn't work for me, you made need to check it! :)