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    can't figure out the pix…

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  • BasenjimammaB
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    You and me both. I have mastered putting pics in posts but that is only because I go via photobucket. I can not figure out how to make my own album on the forum and it is driving me batty..Have you searched under the topic posting pics. There are a few things that pop up, but noone of those things solved my problem..good luck

    Petra and Pippin

    with Otis in my heart…

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    I download my photos to iphoto as that is the program i have. then i have to export them to the desktop. then when i go to user cp i go to browse and find them from the desktop and click on the photo i want. i can only do three at a time. but it works.

    jonny b. and HAnsel, he's so hot right now

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    Looking for training options...

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    I am not in your area, but ... you should know that dog training is about teaching you how to interact with your dog, as opposed to teaching your dog how to do things. Most area Kennel Clubs offer training where you are your dogs partner in the class. The things you will learn will last your lifetime. I applaud the non-punitive approach. A lot of people fly off the handle when their dog chews on the wrong thing, or doesn't quite have potty training down. One of the best things you can do is give them love when they do it right and don't react when they don't. Recognize that he's just a pup. You can trade an acceptable chew toy for your shoes, and you can avoid the problem by closing the closet door so your pup can't get to your shoes. Accidents will happen and learning to potty doesn't happen overnight. Just provide a lot of verbal love when the pup gets it right and don't react when he doesn't. Love and praise are the best tools in your training bag. Congrats on your pup. Can't wait to hear about all of your adventures!
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    Safi is 1 today

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    @elbrant Yes, she's good an patient sometimes, I've been taking pics of her from day 1 so she's used to it, I'm allowed a couple of mins and no more though.
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    Pharaoh turned two and I think I want another…

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    Nice looking dog! I'm tempted to get another too once Safi is a bit older.
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    Could you give me your ideas on my dog

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