He is Demanding, Destructive and has moved in. (2 Viewers)

[Phill D]

I had forgotten how something this small can cause so much demand and devastation.
He is on his first short motorhome trip as it was arranged prior to his arrival.
He is a Thug and very amusing.
Oh his name is Rollo.

 

[Gina M]

You forget just how much hard work they are as puppies don't you When I had my boy Stanley as a puppy I lost a stone in the first month without even trying

Gina

 

[Wildbill]

I had forgotten how something this small can cause so much demand and devastation.
He is on his first short motorhome trip as it was arranged prior to his arrival.
He is a Thug and very amusing.
Oh his name is Rollo.

Hi Rollo welcome to fun
Bill

 

[Phill D]

You forget just how much hard work they are as puppies don't you When I had my boy Stanley as a puppy I lost a stone in the first month without even trying

Gina

It's then you realise how much you and your old mate were tuned to each other.

 

[Carol]

He looks very cute, I'm sure he will have you trained very quickly.

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[Granjan]

He is lovely.

 

[Gina M]

It's when you realise how much you and your old mate were tuned to each other.

I had 14 glorious years with my Stanley we were the best of friends

Gina

 

[Phill D]

I had 14 glorious years with my Stanley we were the best of friends

Gina

We had Merlin 14 years also, what a little man he was.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

It's when you realise how much you and your old mate were tuned to each other.

Yes….. the hyperactive world champion sandwich thief used to be a pain, even when we adopted him but matured into a loveable oaf, even at the expense of numerous breakfasts and lunches…

 

[Tea Bag]

Hi.
Whatever breed of dog they told you " He/She " has the look of a " Pure bred Varmint "..... The name Treble Six... springs to mind for it. ENJOY THE LOVE and trouble. Had 5 dogs ,one a Lady? dog. Two of the male puppies VARMINTS !!.. had had a fortnights intensive training at a Special Forces unit. Smoky Joe ( Jet black Alsation ) and Wilfy the WOLF....(.Border Collie ? ) I envy you,being able to take on a young puppy.....BEST OF LUCK and lots of" Walkies " ...... GET 'em ROLLO !!!
Tea Bag

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[MR BLO]

Arise king Rollo. What a little belter. Welcome to the fun, sausage.

 

[Grianan]

What big paws you have Rollo!! He’s lovely. Hard to get idea of size - looks like a Rottie but you’ll probably tell me he’s a wee terrier …

 

[DuxDeluxe]

What big paws you have Rollo!! He’s lovely. Hard to get idea of size - looks like a Rottie but you’ll probably tell me he’s a wee terrier …

Anything with cocker in it has huge feet for the size of dog

 

[irnbru]

Aaaw how cute is Rollo, he’s like a wee teddy bear.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

Aaaw how cute is Rollo, he’s like a wee teddy bear.

Doesn’t he just? Lovely…..

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[Gina M]

I used to kiss my Labradoodle Stanley's enormous paws. They used to smell of Candy Floss

Gina

 

[pampam]

He is a little beaut, with a determined glint in his eye lol……. Yu r going to have some fun times ill bet

 

[ShiftZZ]

Cute or what!@


I love the puppy stage, now we have a 6 year old Border Terrorist.

 

[Southdowners]

That first photo!! Had me smiling from ear to ear… he certainly has attitude! What a lovely pup.

 

[Speve]

What a little beauty he is enjoy him

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[Fraggle 22]

Did you say what bred he was?

 

[Conal]

In relation to the OP’s comment there is a cocker poo puppy taken for walks in our local wood. It is utterly charming, cute etc…. and full of boundless energy, and it LOVES people…. all people, including my wife who is not at all happy to have a puppy, albeit on a lead, trying to climb all over her. I love it and happily engage whenever I get the opportunity. The owner is a young woman who is always apologising to other walkers in the wood. She keeps it on a short lead but it still lunges at everybody.
my question is: Should she do what I want and keep training to a minimum, not destroying the exuberance; or should she quickly get it under control with strict (harsh) training?

 

[Fraggle 22]

In relation to the OP’s comment there is a cocker poo puppy taken for walks in our local wood. It is utterly charming, cute etc…. and full of boundless energy, and it LOVES people…. all people, including my wife who is not at all happy to have a puppy, albeit on a lead, trying to climb all over her. I love it and happily engage whenever I get the opportunity. The owner is a young woman who is always apologising to other walkers in the wood. She keeps it on a short lead but it still lunges at everybody.
my question is: Should she do what I want and keep training to a minimum, not destroying the exuberance; or should she quickly get it under control with strict (harsh) training?

If only people would train their puppies when they got them at 8/10 weeks they wouldn't have the problems. Recall at that age is easy. The pup is worried to be far away from you and you are his safe place. Add a titbit when he comes and bingo. Walk him off lead and he will quickly come. He will be a sponge and lap up " training" at that age. Keeping a dog like a cockerpoo constantly on a lead will result in that exuberance,it needs to run and run not be convinced- in my opinion

 

[DumfriesDik]

Butter wouldn't melt I bet!! Gorgeous.

 

[Chris]

We have had a black lab pup for about 6 weeks now and to say he is mischievous is an understatement.

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[Phill D]

What big paws you have Rollo!! He’s lovely. Hard to get idea of size - looks like a Rottie but you’ll probably tell me he’s a wee terrier …

He is a cackapoo.
Both mum and dad were the size of a normal cocker spaniel.

 

[Phill D]

Did you say what bred he was?

Cockapoo.

And yes he is a real character.
The next few months are going to be a bit of a challenge....

 

[Phill D]

In relation to the OP’s comment there is a cocker poo puppy taken for walks in our local wood. It is utterly charming, cute etc…. and full of boundless energy, and it LOVES people…. all people, including my wife who is not at all happy to have a puppy, albeit on a lead, trying to climb all over her. I love it and happily engage whenever I get the opportunity. The owner is a young woman who is always apologising to other walkers in the wood. She keeps it on a short lead but it still lunges at everybody.
my question is: Should she do what I want and keep training to a minimum, not destroying the exuberance; or should she quickly get it under control with strict (harsh) training?

Don't believe in harsh control, but control is very necessary.

 

[Speve]

Should she do what I want and keep training to a minimum, not destroying the exuberance; or should she quickly get it under control with strict (harsh) training

I think calm persuasive training is the way forward a few treats for being calm and sitting down before meeting someone and a treat if they do as asked

 

[reckless]

Gorgeous you have my sympathy
We've got a Roly, 4 Yr old cocker still nutty as a fruitcake. Adores people and just can't contain her excitement. Zero to 100 in about 2 secs

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