Cimarron Trails Brittany's shared Boone and Crockett Club's video.well done videoPosted by Cimarron Trails Brittany's shared a photo.Good read!toBrittany FamiliesI am your puppy and I will love you until the end of the Earth, but please know a few things about me: I am a puppy; this means that my intelligence and capacit...y for learning are the same as an 8-month-old child. I am a puppy; I will chew EVERYTHING I can get my teeth on—this is how I explore and learn about the world. I cannot hold my bladder for longer than one to two hours. Do not punish me if you have not let me out for three hours and I tinkle. As a puppy, it is wise to remember that I NEED to go potty after: eating, sleeping, playing, drinking, and around every two to three hours in addition. If you want me to sleep through the night, then do not give me water after 8 p.m. A crate will help me learn to housebreak easier, and will prevent your being mad at me. I am a puppy, accidents WILL happen, please be patient with me!

In time I will learn. I am a puppy, I like to play. I will run around, chase imaginary monsters, chase your feet and your toes and “attack” you, chase fuzzballs, other pets and small kids. If my high energy level is too much for you, take me for a walk or maybe you could consider an older rescue from a shelter or rescue group. House For Sale On Chilliwack Lake RoadMy play is beneficial; Olde English Bulldog Puppies For Sale In Vause your wisdom to guide me in my play with appropriate toys, and activities like chasing a rolling ball, or gentle tug games, or plenty of chew toys for me. Kitchenaid Mixer Big LotsIf I nip you too hard , talk to me in " dog talk " by giving a loud YELP; I will usually get the message, as this is how dogs communicate with one another.

If I get too rough, firmly but gently tell me 'no' and/or give me an appropriate chew toy. hopefully you would not yell, hit, strike, kick or beat a 6-month-old human infant, so please do not do the same to me. I am delicate, and also very impressionable. Instead, please guide me with encouragement and wisdom. For instance, if I am chewing something wrong, say, "No chew!" and hand me a toy I CAN chew. Better yet, pick up ANYTHING that you do not want me to get into. I can't tell the difference between your old sock and your new sock, or an old sneaker and your $200 Nikes. I am a puppy and I am a creature with feelings and drives much like your own, but yet also very different. I truly DO want to please you and be a part of your family and your life. You got me (I hope) because you want a loving partner and companion, so do not relegate me to the backyard when I get bigger, do not judge me harshly but instead mold me with gentleness and guidelines and training into the kind of family member you want me to be.

Take the time to understand me as a canine animal. Learn what instincts I have and help me satisfy them. I am a puppy and I am not perfect, and I know you are not perfect either. I love you anyway. So please, learn all you can about training, puppy behaviors and caring for me from your veterinarian, books on dog care and even through researching on the computer! Learn about my particular breed and it's "characteristics", as this will give you understanding and insight into WHY I do all the things I do. Please teach me with love and patience, the right way to behave and socialize me with training in a puppy class or obedience class; we will BOTH have a lot of fun together. I am a puppy and I want more than anything to love you, to be with you, and to please you. We are the same, you and I, in that we both feel hunger, pain, thirst, discomfort, fear, but yet we are also very different and must work to understand one another's language, body signals, wants and needs. Someday I will be a handsome dog, hopefully one you can be proud of and one that you will love as much as I will love you !

Love, Your Puppy Myia Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 4 new photos........and now there is just one (puppy) - Daisy. With the departure of "Hank" our little Daisy is getting more attention. ...at first she was a little lonely and missed her siblings, but now she seems to relish the extra attention she is getting, and enjoying "big dog" fun of going for walks in the fields and woods.Cimarron Trails Brittany's shared Rick Neff's post.The Sabia family adopted a female puppy ("Lt. Blue collar") out of our Cody and Annie litter. Michele, and Conner visited our home, just two weeks ago, and were so excited to get their new puppy! We were so happy for the family and our puppy... It is so sad and so tragic that Michele is gone and these, three, children are without parents. Fortunately the children got out OK and they have a strong family who have plans in progress to keep the children together, including their adult Brittany and their new puppy.Rick NeffPlease keep the children, and family of Michele Sabia in your thoughts and prayers.

We recently met Michele and her son - such wonderful people. RIP Michele.Click here to support Children of Michele Sabia by Joseph BisoneCimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos."Hank" left for his new home today! Hank is going to get lots of love from his new "mom", Diana Fox, and be a great member of their family. He will have a great time during the week, at his new home near Quakertown (pa) and and spend his weekends at "camp" in the Poconos. Hank is a very good boy!Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos.Happy birthday to the puppies from our July 2014 KC and Bandit litter!!! Our Dottie, from that litter, sends birthday greetings to her brothers and Sisters too! Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 5 new photos.Several photos of "Daisy". She is very independent, very smart, super fast, and has tons of charisma. Competition potential is off the charts.Updated photos of our (available) male puppy nicknamed "Hank" (previously known by his orange colored collar). "Hank" is our top competition and hunting (male) prospect in the Cody and Annie litter.

"Hank" is 10 weeks old, and a real sweetheart.We are pleased to introduce Gordie (named in honor of hockey great Gordie Howe) formerly known as "Blue boy") and his new family - Lisa and Carey Smith. Gordie will enjoy and great life in Ontario, Canada with his new family. Cody and Annie litter (April 2016)Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos.Introducing Birdie (formerly known as "Purple girl") and her new family - Caitlin and Trey Vereen. Birdie will enjoy a great life with her new family, in South Carolina Cody and Annie litter (April 2016)Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos — with Scott Sabia.We are pleased to introduce Charliee (formerly known as "Blue girl") and her new family - Michele and Scott Sabia. Charliee will enjoy a great life in northern New Jersey with her new family. Cody and Annie litter (April 2016)Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos — with Linda Garrigan.Introducing Belle (formerly known as "Red girl") and her new family - Neil and Linda Garrigan.

Belle will enjoy a great life with her new family, beginning in Ohio (then moving to western New York later this summer.) Cody and Annie litter (April 2016)Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos — with Melissa Lyons-Vitalone.Introducing Negan (formerly known as "Maroon boy") and his new "mom" - Melissa Lyons-Vitalone. Negan will enjoy and great life in Maine with his new family. Cody and Annie litter (April 2016)Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 2 new photos — with Gregory Jones.We are pleased to introduce Willow (formerly known as "Yellow girl") and her new family - Donna and Gregory Jones. Willow will enjoy and great life in western Pennsylvania with her new family. Cody and Annie litter (April 2016)Cimarron Trails Brittany's added 23 new photos from June to the album: 2016 Puppy Beach Vacation.Photos of the Cody and Annie puppies (and our "big" dogs) having fun at the beach during our June 2016 trip south. We delivered "purple girl" to a wonderful family, who live in Aiken SC, then went for a brief camping trip in the Outer Banks (Hatteras, NC).