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Too cute! Our Golden Retriever Wylie is doing fairly well too. I know exactly what you mean when you say she thinks the baby is another puppy...Wylie does the same thing with our little Asher. Great job on the training!!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through Owlhaven. I think that Golden Retrievers are just super smart. We got ours in July and she was fully potty trained by about 13 weeks. Now, she's 19 weeks and HUGE (where does that puppy face go??) and can sit, stay, and shake on command. Well, most of the times she shakes - if her princess self is feeling like it :)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I've enjoyed looking through your blog!
Kim in Oregon