Is my puppy a terrier ?

by Nellie Bocales

(Philippines)

Shampoo is my pet name : she s roughly with me for 3 weeks for 1 week i bought my puppy in a side travel they told me a a terrier though i unequivocally don’t know if a unequivocally a multiply puppy.

I only have beheld that shampoo is so act she always nap and simply lerned she always wish to be with me and i brought her to me in my room.

The 1st week she squandered everywhere poop here in my room i only let her and purify his rubbish though after a day when i arise adult in a morning i consternation were did she poop i go to a subsequent room were my hermit nap and i see she poop there.

The subsequent day i saw her entering in that room again so i call her shampoo come here shes concerned and she wish something i know so i try to move her outward and do as in a essay i review how to learn them.

So i walked behind and onward and spin a around like she do 5 min after eating and i set as if im going to defecate after a while i saw her using a approach from me and she poop after that…

When i go somewhere let her come with me infrequently shes so idle walking or using so i always told her we walk, she walks following me though great hahaha shes so friendly a my initial time to take caring for a dog and a unequivocally fun she loves me and i adore her so much. . and now im stability her training. .i wish i can make it. . and can anyone tell me what a brew multiply of this dog thanks. .

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Here are a few of my favorite photos from a competition, and some reward puppy photos from a event. If we wish to see some-more we can go to a event album during my Soldier Dogs Facebook page. Enjoy!

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MWD Ccann melts during Overland’s caring touch. (Photo: Maria Goodavage)

Overland and Ccann on a foe course. Note how Ccann is checking in his handler on his approach to a subsequent task. (Photo: Maria Goodavage)

Ccann and Overland, finished with a course. They would turn a “top dog” leader of a competition. Note how Ccann is once again checking in with Overland. That kind of tacit communication is a hallmark of a good team. (Photo: Maria Goodavage)

There’s zero like using with a dog on your behind to unequivocally exam strength and endurance. Here, Marine Cpl. David Mayes carries his vast explosives showing dog, a Belgian shepherd named Xerxes K222, as he runs and runs. The organisation won second place in tactical/obedience. (Photo: Maria Goodavage)

At a finish of a exhausting march a handlers had to yield by a sand tunnel. Dogs only trotted through. (Photo: Maria Goodavage)

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To warp for: Bloodhound puppy Cooper and his companion Diemos, both pet dogs of Marine handlers. (Photo: Maria Goodavage)

I wish these bookends! (Photo: Maria Goodavage)