An apology to all new puppy mummies......

[Toooldtobearsed]

.....but Daisy has been here a week now and has only had two mistakes in the house, sleeps through until I wake her up at 5 am, goes to the door and cries when she needs a poo, comes when I call her and sits on command
She is also a little bugger for pinching the big boys food, cuddling the cat, but getting over excited and ends up battering him, walking under everyone's feet and standing on the dishwasher door when it is open.

I have never had such an 'easy' dog. I am still waiting for the unleashing of the fury, but had to just have a stealth boast

She's beautiful and that sounds wonderful!

aww she is adorable!

wait til the 'teen' phase kicks in though

Chops, I have a nearly one year old male lab. Need I say more????

we always had boy labs. Miss them so much.

Aw, she's gorgeous - and what a good girl.

Mind you, Pip was an angel at that age too ... now he's a teenager

sticks fingers in ears I can't hear you.....!

Actually it's good to hear that it can be easy....I'm excepting the worst so that anything better than that will be a bonus!!

expecting, not excepting obviously!

I am awaiting the storm the storm following the calm too! My sprocker pup is far too easy, I also have cat issues and can ignore me when his nose is to the ground out walking but he sleeps from 8.30 until I go down about 6am-on Sunday he was still asleep at 9am! Hardly any accidents indoors and if here have been, then it was my fault for ignoring him! I'm chuffed to bits :)

Ah Tooold, I think my pup is the opposite of your's - she's maybe only not had accidents twice in the 2 weeks we've had her.

Now asleep next to me snoring like a trucker. She does pretty well sleep through but something woke her this morning at 6am - my husband was woken up too, he thinks it was a heavy lorry going past.

She adores the cats but is way too boisterous for them, and the love isn't mutual. One of them is four times her size. They both stand their ground and hiss and scratch if she gets too close. (Which she thinks is hilarious).

That'll teach me getting a terrier not a lab!