Yes that's where I'm thinking the problem lies but it's hard to tell as I never paid much attention to it before.
Here's a few pics ...dont know if they will help.
That changes though depending what gear it's in
Aye I said that in my first post about getting her ( pay attention back of class
) she's too young yet so I've to bring her back to Silvia in a month or so to have her sterilised and have all her blood tests done.
At ma age I kin hardly remember whit was said 2 posts ago never mind a couple of dozenAye I said that in my first post about getting her ( pay attention back of class
That's normally all done before adoptionwith their dogs but because she's still only 3 months old in this case it's not been done yet.
Her rabies , passport etc have all been done so all good on that front
Jees I don't even know what that is lol.. I just joined the chain and thought it would be fine.
@Northernraider the deraileur unit is too far back its been twisted rearwards loosen the shiny socket head screw and rotate the whole unit anti clock so that it sits under the cog set , and wraps round the cogs more
I can still hear those s*^*ing bells .....I forgot to say Tam, I’m dubious of puppy training pads, I’ve had dogs all my life and never used them because I think it confuses them into thinking it’s ok to wee and poo inside.
As she’s a rescue she may be harder to train...
Far better to keep a really watchful eye and keep taking her outside so she knows that’s where she goes. A gentle “no! Wee wees outside” if she has any accidents inside and carry her straight out even mid stream if nessesary! However, if she has accidents inside that you miss, simply clean it up and ignore it.
Positive reward for the behaviour you want and expect is far better in my humble opinion than negative telling off for unwanted behaviour.
Also don’t forget 5 mins per month of age walking per day to protect her bones so at 3 months only 15mins. This rule isn’t quite as important for small breeds as they develop quicker. She should be sleeping for around 18 hours a day too.
Very common for puppies to get over tired and go a bit mental...that’s where popping her into the crate covered with a blanket works wonders.
Good luck and I’ll shut up now! It’s only because we’ve recently been through it all with Mills who obviously is now the best trained dog in Wales.....not
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Millie certainly knew how to use them to get us to let her out into the garden every 5 minutes .... (she is gorgeous BTW... ) xx
Yep only broke one link and replaced one
Difficult to describe in text ..even explaining it to the guy in decathlon was difficult.It's not that difficult, even I managed it following the you tube clips, just involves slackening the cables, adjusting the stops that limit the travel and then getting the correct tension on the cable.....simples
Another vote for the chain being too long or slack.
Yes I was trying to get up a steep hill left it too late to change down gear stood up to pedal and snap ....it broke
Outside shower ...csuse it wouldn't be getting in otherwise
See mine won't stay in that position, with it only having one central bolt attaching it the the bike frame it's free to move regardless of how much I tighten it.@Northernraider
Look at this pic , this shows you the position your changer should be in with the pantograph carrier almost horizontal , so the chain is wrapped round the cogs , otherwise the chain will slip
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