Welcome Jofinn
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Welcome Jofinn
Hi Jofinn and welcome to Whispers, it's great to have you here. We are a very friendly bunch who love talking about the antics of our fur babies. If you have any questions just ask away and someone will soon be along to help. We also love seeing photos so please post some for us to see.
Rooney, Roxy&Pip- Supreme Champion
- Registration date : 2009-05-12
Number of posts : 1846
Age : 44
Location : Lincolnshire
Points : 2251
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Hi and welcome from me as well.
sujay- Supreme Champion
- Registration date : 2009-07-19
Number of posts : 2636
Age : 64
Location : Swansea
Points : 2950
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hi welcome from me & fudge
fudge- Junior
- Registration date : 2012-01-30
Number of posts : 54
Age : 66
Location : newcastle under lyme
Points : 84
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Thanks for the welcome, Caleb is our new family member who is nearly 10 weeks now he is getting on well with our Lab, Maine Coon and 3 Kids he is best friends with my 7 year old and my 2 teenagers adore him. I have tried to put a photo on but have failed so far ...will keep trying!
Any tips on cleaning eyes when they wriggle away?
Any tips on cleaning eyes when they wriggle away?
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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Here we go Jo, have a look at these posts and see if they help.
http://www.shihtzuwhispers.org.uk/t1002-how-to-post-your-pictures-using-the-local-host-wwwservimgcom#53198
http://www.shihtzuwhispers.org.uk/t1173-how-to-change-your-profile-settings-to-allow-for-photo-hosting
Caleb sounds like he has a lovely home and will make lots of friends in your family. They love children so he will probably spend hours with your 7 year old.
http://www.shihtzuwhispers.org.uk/t1002-how-to-post-your-pictures-using-the-local-host-wwwservimgcom#53198
http://www.shihtzuwhispers.org.uk/t1173-how-to-change-your-profile-settings-to-allow-for-photo-hosting
Caleb sounds like he has a lovely home and will make lots of friends in your family. They love children so he will probably spend hours with your 7 year old.
sujay- Supreme Champion
- Registration date : 2009-07-19
Number of posts : 2636
Age : 64
Location : Swansea
Points : 2950
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Lovely to hear from you and sounds like Caleb has landed himself a lovely home
If you still have problems posting photos give me a shout and I will let you have my email addy and post them for you xxx
If you still have problems posting photos give me a shout and I will let you have my email addy and post them for you xxx
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Welcome to Whispers Jofinn from me and my two girls Mali & Tasha.
Welcome to Whispers Jofinn from me and my two girls Mali & Tasha.
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Caleb had his 2cnd vaccination today we are looking forward to taking him out in a week!
Does anyone else find they go to sleep in difficult to find places? This evening I was at work and had a frantic phone call from my son as he couldn't find him! I rushed home only to find him fast asleep behind the sofa totally ignoring being called!
Does anyone else find they go to sleep in difficult to find places? This evening I was at work and had a frantic phone call from my son as he couldn't find him! I rushed home only to find him fast asleep behind the sofa totally ignoring being called!
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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Ah, selective deafness, a trait found in all dogs when they feel like it!
Don't worry you are not alone, Simba does exactly the same!
Don't worry you are not alone, Simba does exactly the same!
sujay- Supreme Champion
- Registration date : 2009-07-19
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Age : 64
Location : Swansea
Points : 2950
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I remember the first night we had Mali as an 8 week old puppy she cried and cried. We put her bed a nice soft cosy one in the utility.Next morning I got up early to see if she was ok and couldn't find her in there. Now it isn't a big room by any means but where she had hidden herself was between the boiler and the dishwasher a gap of around 18" so plenty of room and it goes back a way too.The joy when she saw me was overwhelming . Poor little thing she probably wondered what was happening to her being taken away from her brothers and sisters. She now if she see's me getting the bath ready for them to be washed will go and hide under the bureau because she knows I can't get to her under there she can just slide out.
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Being used to the Lab who runs at the fastest pace if he hears anyone call in case it is food it is very different with a non food orientated dog! There are obviously lots of these stories! its obviously cool behind the sofa as he is there again!
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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jofinn wrote:Caleb had his 2cnd vaccination today we are looking forward to taking him out in a week!
Does anyone else find they go to sleep in difficult to find places? This evening I was at work and had a frantic phone call from my son as he couldn't find him! I rushed home only to find him fast asleep behind the sofa totally ignoring being called!
Ha ha - yes they do I have had many a blinking scare over the years
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jofinn wrote:Being used to the Lab who runs at the fastest pace if he hears anyone call in case it is food it is very different with a non food orientated dog! There are obviously lots of these stories! its obviously cool behind the sofa as he is there again!
and it is alos very like being in a den too
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I have followed the instructions to put photo's on but can't get further than copy on the image bit it does nothing when I click on it. Any tips?
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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Once u have choose the pic and it comes up with he three boxes wih copy next to it. Go I the bottom one press the copy button that should highlight it then right click on ya mouse click on te copy button
Next go back to the tool bar menu next icon across ( the one that looks like a pic on it own and paste in the box
Next go back to the tool bar menu next icon across ( the one that looks like a pic on it own and paste in the box
Liz b- Best In Show
- Registration date : 2012-02-13
Number of posts : 1515
Age : 38
Location : At home
Points : 1859
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a) have you set your profile preferences to allow photo hosting (link above in sujay's post)?
b) when the message comes up asking you if you want to allow access to your computer do you click YES (because if not windows won't allow the image host to access the file)
c) nothing physically happens when you click paste (ie you cannot see anything hapen) you then need to click the other icon next to the image hosting button and either click into the box that appears and go up to edit and click paste or click into the box, hold down control and type v
b) when the message comes up asking you if you want to allow access to your computer do you click YES (because if not windows won't allow the image host to access the file)
c) nothing physically happens when you click paste (ie you cannot see anything hapen) you then need to click the other icon next to the image hosting button and either click into the box that appears and go up to edit and click paste or click into the box, hold down control and type v
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still attempting the photo ...not going to give up!
Caleb now is enjoying his walks and is socialising well in the park, I am taking him morning and evening for 20-30 mins is this enough? he is mad as a hatter when we get back!
Caleb now is enjoying his walks and is socialising well in the park, I am taking him morning and evening for 20-30 mins is this enough? he is mad as a hatter when we get back!
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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have just realised his photo is up above my details Woo Hoo!!
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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aww he is gorgeous - you have now added him as your avatar but you can post photos in the threads as well
That is plenty of walking for a young pup as his bones are just developing if you are road walking but you can then supplement that with play - running for a ball etc in the house or even garden if summer comes back
You will find that they riun around like idiots, collapse shattered for a quick sleep before starting the whole madhouse routine again - oh the joy of baby shih tzu
He really is a cutie xxxxx
That is plenty of walking for a young pup as his bones are just developing if you are road walking but you can then supplement that with play - running for a ball etc in the house or even garden if summer comes back
You will find that they riun around like idiots, collapse shattered for a quick sleep before starting the whole madhouse routine again - oh the joy of baby shih tzu
He really is a cutie xxxxx
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Thanks, am making the walk short and we have a rest half way so my son can play on the swings etc, but i do want to socialize him well as my lab is a rescue and unpredictable when out as to which other dog he likes and doesn't and the park is working well with this. one other bit of advice is we would really like to have him with a long coat but my husband is not keen on the top knot any ideas? Thanks
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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I plait Josh's like Captain Jack Sparrow
My friend Tracy had a bit of a challenge with her boys and the boys topknots but they got used to them and think they are cool! It is a stunning part of the shih tzu coat... I think you should work on him
You are so right to socialise him - it is really important and you sound like you are doing a grand job with the walks too xxxx
My friend Tracy had a bit of a challenge with her boys and the boys topknots but they got used to them and think they are cool! It is a stunning part of the shih tzu coat... I think you should work on him
You are so right to socialise him - it is really important and you sound like you are doing a grand job with the walks too xxxx
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Thanks Simbalove, hubby thinks that's a great idea!. just have to wait until its long enough now.
jofinn- Puppy
- Registration date : 2012-05-22
Number of posts : 44
Age : 55
Location : United Kingdom
Points : 50
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It will look like two little horns at first, but just keep going and as it grows it will look better.
Why do all men think that topknots are a big no no?
Why do all men think that topknots are a big no no?
sujay- Supreme Champion
- Registration date : 2009-07-19
Number of posts : 2636
Age : 64
Location : Swansea
Points : 2950
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perhaps because they envisage pretty pink bows and feel it is a threat to their street cred
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