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Four months old and very frisky. A good teaching tool though . My eldest took it into her room and it promptly pooped and peed. She did not know involved in her college work when the youngest goes in and starts chanting some litany to bug her elder sister. Screams, shouts and out goes the puppy then I get involved . If you are going to keep something alive then that something has to poop and pee. First dog was my headache because the children were to young. Now let them baby sit, clean up after it and train it. I am going to really enjoy myself this time.
I will post a picture soon if it stands still long enough. My thirty year old(dog years) female poor thing is so tired after putting up with that bundle of energy that we had to separate them. Now she is snoring loud enough to wake up the dead. Both are golden.
Regards,
Arif.