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@lovefaithhopeinjesus I currently work 40+ weeks outside the home and have a puppy and an older dog. Both are thriving. g. We ALWAYS had dogs. We did not have dog walkers, or dog sitters (neighbors fed the dogs if we went out of town), and no one came over during the day to play with the...

@vanessastudentresearcher I'm sure separation anxiety existed, I'm just not sure it was as common as it is now. And we didn't hear about it.

@emilysmith I posted something similar on another thread another day, but keep in mind, before quarantine/covid, WFH was not that common and people got puppies. People worked 40+ hour a week jobs outside the home and the dogs were fine. For years and years people have worked outside the home...

@jesussaves111 My first corgi puppy was the dream puppy. Slept 8 hours straight through the first night, without peeing in his kennel, and every night after that. Potty trained easily, never wanted to go in the house, always wanted to go outside. Had about 1 month where he ate the ends off of...

@purestofpure I tend not to worry too much about too many calories on growing puppies. They can go to bed looking chunky and wake up looking like you haven't fed them in weeks. Once their growth starts to slow down, then I'd start to worry about it more.