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@joani7552 Agree with the others he needs a new foster! I am foster coordinator for a small rescue and we NEVER want to put our fosters in a situation that could put them or the dog in danger! People don't keep fosters for long term for lots of reasons. It is the name of the game and there is...

@dobyzheee I have quite a few I have a treat dispensing ball, Kong wobbler, regular Kong, and a licky mat!

@dobyzheee You might bring up your concerns to your Vet. I did and they gave me a light dosage of Trazadone for my pup. It didn’t work completely but for her (she still had a lot of energy) but I have heard it work for others! Other than that, lots of training, food puzzles, nosework, and chews...

@davidmandy I would take her to the vet to be sure. My dog limped a bit and then was running around like crazy so I was like I guess she is fine. Then a dog booty bumped her leg and she yelped. Took her in and turns out she had a minor tear to her ACL. The vet said if I would have let her...

@christianaspie8701 My dog is VERY active so my neighbors at my old apartment complex would often ask me where she is or if we missed the dog park one day they would ask me where she is. I was never really offended. She is kind of an extension of me so it is surprising to not see us together...

@kristen_prays r/puppy101 has a crate training guide on their wiki I believe! And don't worry about it. We all make mistakes. You clearly love your dogs and that is the most important thing.

@kristen_prays Did you follow an actual crate training process or did you just put him in there at night? Just double checking because my parents tried the just sticking their new pup in the crate over night and it did NOT go well lol. But after they actually implemented a crate training routine...

@kristen_prays I would suggest crate training! Sleeping on the bed should be a privileged and starting fights is no bueno. I am sure there is a way to train him out of it but I think the easiest solution is just not allowing him on the bed.