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Eat Your Carrots

It's not very often that the saying, "eat your carrots," would calm a 18 week old down. But I don't have any regular 18 month old, I have a puppy!

We have just started teething, and let me tell you-- it is a new experience every day!

In the last 2 days I have lost to these teeth my Scentsy (He chewed the plug off the cord), a belt, cute shoes, and my favorite headband, along with other things.



So today I kinda had enough, so I decided to do some research on what to do and found that a frozen carrot adds pressure the dogs gums, it is flavored, and helps him from being bored! So there is it! I now feed my dog frozen carrots!

Not only that but he learned a new command today! He still doesn't have stay- gives high fives when he wants to- and pees inside the house (3 times today so far)... he did learn---

**As I am typing this I look over and realize Bray is in the forbidden room and has found the Harry Potter Wand and realize that he has tearned 2 commands this week! One being "Crate" which is where he is sent every 20 minuets of awake time this week!!!!

And we are back! Bray did learn today "Get your carrot". He gets distracted a lot and leaves his carrot to follow whoever around the house, and when he again begins to act up I have just said "Get your carrot!" and he runs right to it and again begins to chew.
I hate carrots, but he likes them

We love growth spurts because he sleeps!












Update on the "crate command he got not even 2 minuets ago- he is passed out asleep now! YAY for growth spurts!

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