Water dish dumping

[BC_MoM]

I love training puppies... their brains are like sponges!

Anyway... this is typical puppy behaviour, as already mentioned. Jersey LOVED to do this, but grew out of it. Her knew thing is pick her favourite toy, drop it in the bowl, take it out... and bring it to me to play fetch.

[Sirrahsim]

Do you know of any goo dresources for me to look into that will teach me HOW to train her? I bought "Puppies for Dummies" but it doesn't really have anything that is specific to puppy training. She has had one combination shot that says: "canine distemper-adenovirus type 2 coronavirus-parainfluenza-parvovirus vaccine, leptospira bacterin... Since she has had that can I bring her out to Petsmart or wherever?? I'm calling the vet when they open to schedule her initial eval and spay and all that good stuff.

[Cinder & Smoke]

resources for me to look into that will teach me HOW to train her?

She has had one combination shot that says: "canine distemper-adenovirus type 2 coronavirus-
parainfluenza-parvovirus vaccine, leptospira bacterin ...
Since she has had that can I bring her out to Petsmart or wherever??

A formal "Puppy Class" will be good for both of you - YOU learn the How-To of basic training;
and Puppy learns to socialize with other lil Dogs and other Humans in the class.
The Pup won't be ready for Agility when she *graduates* from "Kindergarden",
but she should tag along pretty well on a leash and be responding to some basic commands.

Puppy shouldn't go ANYwhere till her new Vet has reviewed her vaccination record and
possibly given her the second round of Puppy Shots. ASK the Vet!
Most Training Classes won't allow non-vaccinated pups on the property -
how many sets of shots they require varies ... again - ASK the Vet.

Some might not think too much of "The Doctors Foster & Smith" ... but they DO collect
some pretty informative materials - Here's one compiled from many sources that
speaks to the Puppy Shots issue >>>
http://www.peteducation.com/article....&articleid=960

Read their presentation; then discuss it with Pup's New Vet.