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@motherapple I absolutely understand. It's a huge, difficult decision. I feel for you for sure. We rescued a dog through a heeler rescue, and actually had to foster first to make sure we were a good fit. If we weren't, the rescue was committed to taking the dog back. If you do go down the...

@motherapple He's not being aggressive. He's bored, frustrated, unsure of his role in the family now that a baby is present, and acting on his instincts. He was likely "correcting" the baby because baby left the group and your dog is bred to keep everyone together. If he was being aggressive he...

@helloimjacob7 We have two dogs fed on a breakfast/dinner schedule. One will refuse breakfast once or twice a week. Vet said not to worry, he's healthy and not underweight. If he skips breakfast his next opportunity for food is dinner, and he never turns it down. Find a good quality food you...

@lc0582 What a sweet pup! Training and playing games that don't require a lot of physical exercise are great ways to work her brain and help keep her calm. We hide treats and toys to play find it, do obedience and trick training and work on leash manners when ours is on light duty. Does your...