What kind of Dog Is Darla? 🧬 Doggy DNA Mystery Solved! April 11, 2024
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- Hi everyone! Come along on this journey with us to find out what breeds Darla is!
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Hi guys! I just want to clarify, Darla is the 6th puppy I’ve had in my life. So when I say her biting, I don’t mean the normal puppy teething biting! She gets aggressive, snarls, and flies across the room to get you. She’ll grab on to your pant leg and not let go. Brett and I keep working with her every day and hopefully it will improve, if not, it may definitely be time to call in professionals :)
Our 15 month old pure breed black lab was the same way...CBD! WORKS WONDERS. Best of luck😊
Yes that’s definitely not normal puppy play but she is a cute little girl I hope it works out for you and also her because she has a great home with you Bret and little man ❤
I hope she adapts to your training and gets better. She is so cute❤
I know ur pain. My first dog Zoey was too full of energy and bit us all the time, and i was told to get a companion for her. We got Emma 2 weeks later, and Zoey no longer bit or attacked us. If you can get another dog, same breed, do it. It's a game changer. She no longer cared to entertain herself with us. She wrestled with her sister and was a totally different dog.
She has the sweetest face. I think she will be fine with love, time and training. Xoxo.
I love that you did the DNA, and I hope you don't give up on her. There are so many dogs that just need love and a good home!❤
Darla is soooo cute. As a child I had an Australian shepherd. She was a jumper and boy she could jump high. Enjoy your puppy. She is adorable.
Aww she is still a baby! Give her time, she will get bigger & better!
I have had numerous breeds of dogs all my life. I currently have a female Australian Shepherd. Her name is Roxie, and she is nine years old, a rescue dog. I have had her for 18 months. My buddy, Jake, an Australian Shepherd, was sixteen years old when he passed this last January. He was also a rescued dog at two years old. Australian Shepherd's do nip. My dogs patrol the house regularly and require a lot of exercise. They are intelligent and loyal. Darla is so adorable. She will become little man's best friend and protector.
Darla is adorable!😊
You are exactly right about the nipping! My grandfather was a cattle hearder and when he brought home one of the dogs used to heard the cattle, my grandmother couldn’t feed the dog without being nipped at the he heels.
Maybe puppy Prozac or lavender essential oil IS in order.
Brett looks so frustrated 😢
Brett has taken the brunt of it. She’s gotten him GOOD several times where there’s literally blood all over the house smh 🤦🏻♀️
Hi Theonie....she is so cute and looks like a little angel in Brett's arms...don't give up on her,with her getting older,love and some training she will be fine❤😊
Congratulations on the addition of little Darla.. she’s adorable. Her top breeds are excellent dogs, so trainable. She may need some obedience training.. but the puppy stage is usually trying. Hang in there.. she will make a great addition to your family…
from a German Shepherd mom.❤🐶
What a cute puppy have a blessed night 🙏
What a great mix Darla is! (And only 2 bad ones)
I laughed outloud at her chasing her tail!
Australian shepherds are extremely loyal and protective of their family and territory. I owned one & not one time was he hard to train or bite at me. He was extremely obedient and a great protector.
I have had several dogs & Loved them all but the best Dog I ever had was an Australian Shepherd, Your Darla is adorable just give her time, you guys are great you got this.
Ok, We had an English shepherd/Australian shepherd cross when we were kids. She never got very big, I would guess about 30 -35 lbs. She would nip at out heels, if we went to far from the front yard. We had cattle, best cattle dog ever, she moved them fro m one field to another, and was never trained to do so. She just saw dad and us doing the moving, and boom...she figured it out. The man down the lane from us had milk cattle and trained dogs...he offered to buy her, because she could work a whole herd pretty much on her own. Any way....when she started nipping in our case, biting in yours...she was still very young, dad would tell her no..and redirect her, with a toy, or a ball..or a stick he would toss, when she would bring the stick to him, or the ball, he would put her on sit, and take the stick or whatever from her, and give her a treat from his pocket. Every time, every single time he saw her do it...same command, NO, firm...then out would come that stick or whatever, he would throw it, she would bring it back and then she got a treat. Never changed it...after a few weeks, she quit nipping our heels, she was scolded..NO, then rewarded for redirecting to the ball or whatever. The only time she ever nipped after that....we were wading in our creek that fed the pond, and all of a sudden there she was...she nipped at us and forced us up the left bank of the creek...we couldn't figure out what in the world was that dog doing it..had it lost it's mind...then we saw a water moccasin laying in a hollow tree trunk, in the water, not 3-4 feet from where we had been walking..that dog..pretty much put herself between it and us. These are extremly smart dogs,with constant correction, and redirection..they will pick it up quick!! No...toy, play...treat. The other thing is, these are working dogs..not lay around the yard dogs...if they do not have a job, they will get into all kinds of mischief. So give them job, as they mature, or teach them an obstacal course, plenty of exercise would be an excellent "job", they are high energy dogs. Loyal, want to please, protective, and usually not real aggresive..depending on the situation. Good with kids and other animals. Please do not give up on her, she is still a baby, and hey, you didn't potty train Little Man over night, she is a baby too. If you start about 8-9 months, putting her bed in his room, or where ever she sleeps, she will know he is hers...she will take ownership, so to speak. Bed every night when he goes, and tell her time for bed. I have a chi/terrier cross, he was a rescue...and he even know go to bed...heads for my room, does a sit and wait, until I get in there, to pick him up, and put him on the bed, he knows lunch, leave it, no barks, lay, sit...jeep...so he knows we are driving not walking somewhere, cookie, Carl, Eva, which are neighbors, and he meets them at the gate...that is just part of what he knows....if you invest time, and repetitive training..you will love this dog, as much as I love Turbo...who by the way, does not act like a shakey little chi...he acts more like a terrier, with attitude!
Loved your story, I wrote one too. Hope Theonie reads both of ours as they are long…mine more so than yours (and then I added on in the replies! Geez!!!!
💕🤗 The cattle dogs breed jump really high, that's why we see so many in trick competition and they are the stars⭐⭐ in "Superdog" shows. Very very smart. I had a Blue Heeler that would "pinch nip" humans when she was over excited. I would put a muzzle on her for 5 minutes everytime. Didn't take her long to learn. I didn't make a big deal of it, just said a stern "No" , put the muzzle on and paid no attention to her for the 5 min. She was 6 months old when she found me, so be patient. A couple of months may be a game changer 😁
Wishing you the best with Darla.
Good luck
She is a diva.
Hello, Just wanted to let you know that the puppy stage is so very hard, but it does get better. On the biting issue, my suggestion is something I have done with every puppy I have ever worked with (I am not a dog trainer by any means). I take my hand and put my thumb in their mouth at the top and then at the top of their snout I put my fingers and squeeze hard, but not so hard you hurt them, and as you're squeezing you say no bite in a very firm tone. This has always worked for me to break the bad habit of biting. I also keep a spray bottle of water near me to just enforcing to stay out of things, like garbage or chewing on cords. I am 71 so I have had a lot of different dogs over the years, I even had a wolf in my truck (semi). Good Luck with puppy training.
She is adorable!!
Thank you for shar Darlas dna journey with us. I was right on the German shepherd part 😊. Darla has great breeds in her,and with time will make an AMAZING DOG ❤. Dont give up hope. With patience and consistency you will be amazed and happy with DARLA. Your friend and follower Dawn Holder 😊
CBD supplements.
kudos to you and the fam for hanging in there. Lots of people wouldn’t. You are saving her life. ❤
She’s adorable. She is just a baby, give her time. I have a puppy Golden Retriever 11 months old. I don’t think he’ll ever stop chewing.
Would love to see video of the jumping!
her excess energy is from being a working dog, a lot of the breeds she is are workers, put her to work doing something and walk her extra to burn off the zoomies
My daughter has an mutt with the largest percentile Australia Cattle Dog. He’s very smart but needs to be kept busy. If he’s not kept engaged he’s a disaster.
Poor brett! the complete horror in his face lol i definitely agree with u on chow chows. N she is absolutely smarter than u guys think she is lol. shes like a sour patch kid remember the commercials first they're sour then they're sweet lol lol i so hope she mellows out as she grows. thanks for sharin Theoni💜💜
Brett was like I’m done when he threw his glasses. She has gorgeous eyes. Chow chows can be scary dogs depending on how they are raised. I raised them and praise the Lord never had problems with them but I’ve also heard horror stories about them
She’s precious and was definitely putting on a show for the camera ❤
Very interesting
I had a best friend that was a Blue Healer "Bullet" for 13 years and he was real intergenic he was so easy to train very smart loyal and yes he did grow out of nipping, patients and consistency in training. also A lot of room to run & play since he was a cattle dog. he weighed around 30 lbs. the smartest best dog ever. let me just say these dogs aren't for everyone.
RIP Bullet
my puppy was the same way please be patient and puppy training help a lot,
Dont worry Theonie, Bless Her and ask JESUS to Lay his hands on Darla and guide her to be Gentle and Loving. You will get through this , just like your Beautiful Kitchen. I Love watching you for over 3 years. Your a wonderful and Giving person.
Good luck tfs
That's crazy so many percentages wow......she is a very cute girl 😊 puppies can be so tough I think with time and training there should be improvement. Good luck and thanks for sharing.
She is so cute ❤a handful for sure.
Darla is so so cute! She may do better if you take her to a dog obedience class. She is very young and may settle some but it could take 2 years. My son has a full Australian Shepherd and she is super wild at a year old. Good luck! Gotta love her though!
She has such love in her eyes for y'all.
Darla is precious and you are awesome to make her part of your family!
I have to tell you, we already had a sheltie and one year old puppy that was 75% king cavalier, Charles spaniel, part Papillon and part long haired Chihuahua. My brother’s dog then had 13 pups. They are silver labs. We got attached to the silver labs and were surprised when they gifted us with two puppies. I have to tell you, I was terrified to have two puppies. We had one that was a biter and a jumper.
The one thing that made the biggest difference, was that we got some tug toys, a frisbee, a soccer ball and some other squeaky balls. It was crazy, we could see the puppies were taken with all these different toys. We realized early on that one of the lab puppies was a frisbee addict. We got to where I was taking him out every hour and a half to play frisbee and ball. They became really active and quit nipping and biting. I don’t know if this will work for you or not, but if you can find out if she loves frisbees, tennis balls, or just any toy that she loves to run after, they love it, and they wear themselves out playing. I don’t know that this will work for your puppy, but it worked wonders for all of ours. Another thing that has been great is the puzzle treat toys. I know how tough it can be, but if you can find something that stimulates their mind or something that they love to do physically, they definitely calm down from the biting and jumping. Our sheltie is a herding dog, and the soccer ball is his thing.
They do tend to nip more when they are herding dogs. They tend to try to herd their people around, lol.
He used to be really bad about running up behind us and nipping our heels. Once again, we found out what motivated him, and it did deter him from nipping and biting.
Of our 4 dogs, we only had one that was not interested in the frisbee the balls or the tugging. That is our female lab. Her hobby is trying to take the toys from the others and making them chase her, lol.
Congratulations to you all! I don’t know if any of this will help you, but I can’t recommend trying some different toys for stimulation. The best thing is if she likes to run and chase balls or something. Once they get the hang of knowing that you’re going to throw another ball or frisbee, they start bringing it back to you and a good 10 minute session makes them happy and wears them down.
From my experience, I will say the age that Darla is is the toughest to get through. It sounds like you’re doing all the right things with the treat training. If you can find some activity that she loves, I think that will make all the difference in the world! Good luck to you all! 😊
Hi Theoni 🙋♀️. Congratulations on your new pup. TFS Blessings from Florida .HUGS XOXO 💕 🌴
It is what it is. I have had chihuahuas and they have been the best dogs
You will never know what she is. Every dog I have ever had came from the pound and they grow into your baby. She Also probably felt the earthquake coming ❤❤❤❤
She’s so cute!!! 🩷
I have two Huskies their little over 4 months and they jump and play bite😊. We are training them and it takes a lot of patience and a lot of time setting on his butt push down on his butt and tell him no and that's what I'm doing with mine..😊😊
Darla is beautiful. Oh, cattle dog, high energy. Definitely get her trained. Love and hugs, guys. ❤
She is so adorable. I have heard that some dogs need socialization if they nip a lot. I have a 5 month old pup and he is part terrier hyper active , smart but so hard to house train. Hopefully with time they settle down a bit 😅
A couple of thoughts Theonie…#1 (and you are a Top Dog at this sort of stuff girl) Since Little Man has a real need to feel in charge of Darla (and already KNOWS EVERYTHING lol) put together a binder with Darla’s pic on the front. On the inside make pages for a daily journal, growth chart, training chart and “trick’s” chart (and of course you’ll have to get those colored star stickers). Make it all about him and her even if you are the one doing the task’s…he has to document and chart in his binder Daily. Potty times (even the mistakes), feeding times, 1st bath should have a picture, look for and keep a baby tooth and record dental cleanings. So if you are brushing her teeth he is a part of the Task recording it. Lot’s of stuff to record and date from Bad Behavior to Favorite Toys.
I know this sounds a lot like a baby book but this is the exact same thing my daughter Bree had to do in 4-H for her horse (from 4th grade thru High School). At the end of the summer at the County Fair the
4-H’ers all handed in their horse journal’s to be graded by the judges and got Ribbon’s and a Check according to how well they did. 4-H builds Super Great Citizen’s, good character, good manner’s, accountability, social skills, leadership and you’ll make friend’s you’ll have the rest of your life. I’m still friend’s at 70 with most of our 4th grade 4-H group (we did Sewing…I made most of my clothes in HS to fit my tall 5’10” frame…Cooking …I became a Caterer and used those radish roses we were taught to make lol…and Modeling… I put the 5’10” to use modeling in Fashion Shows for local clothing stores, it also taught me social graces, etiquette and all about Hair and Make-Up (my favorite part!!!).
My daughter loves to look back at her journal’s and share with her daughter memories of working with Frosty…the same horse my granddaughter had in her 4-H group.
Well my A.D.D. and Me can’t keep any story short obviously.
#2 If you recall most of the Trick Dog Shows you’ve ever seen have at least an Australian Shepard, Australian cattle dog or some type of Herding dog jumping through High Hoops…Sorta sounding like Darla huh?
I recently adopted my Lola ( Bougie Girl) from Adopt-A-Pet. She is a 4lb pure bred Yorkie, 4 yrs old. She went through 2 Owner’s because of her viscousness around their other dogs. It’s just her and me. She is very loving, a big time snuggler, loves to give me kisses. I’ve had many kinds of dogs and all sizes but never have I had a pet (not even a husband ha ha) that would let me wrap my arms around her tight (that just triggers that fight or flight in animals) and take a snooze for an hour or so. She loves to be cuddled like that and she loves to wear outfits which is just crazy. I just got her own luggage from Temu to put the bizillion outfits from Temu in. Ha, we having matching stuff! Any other dog I’ve put clothes on instantly proceeded to rub them off themselves. She just prances around cuz she know’s she’s Pretty!!! I talk with her previous owners often and she was nothing like this with them…guess she just needed a crazy old lady whose daughter’s had left the nest to live with (and not busy people with another dog to split their attention with). The cuddly naps are great, Theonie You are Missing Out !!! ❤ Connie
What a wonderful story. My girls were also in 4-H! Steers and pigs...I always called em my boys! Both of them have great respect for people and animals, and wonderful work ethics, I think 4-H contributed to that. My Turbo, was found abandoned in a trailer park. I found him on a whim, was driving by the animal shelter and someone turned my blinker on and the next thing I knew I was going to the shelter....I had a McNab already and was not even thinking of another dog. I went straight to his kennel...strange feeling. He had just came back from being neutered, a little earlier and I would have missed him. Took him home when I left there. We think at one time he as being trained as a dog for the deaf. When the phone rings, the microwave goes off, the timer for my meds goes off...anything like that he starts jumping on my legs..then he licks my hand and goes to whatever made the ding...when someone knocks, he does the same. and stands in front of the door. I had open heart surgery 2 yrs ago in Aug...there was no one that could stay 2 weeks with me, as requested by doctor, I had a few complications,,,but I am a tough old bird. Anyway, Turbo would lay on my chest with his ear to it. Like he was listening for the beat. He has always slept so close to me, I think he is trying to wear me....but this..head on chest was new. I really think we were meant to be together. He knows when I am sad, and becomes a clown with the zoomies, when I cry, rarely, he licks my face, when I laugh it looks like he is smiling...he talks too. He can carry on a whole conversation, with sounds and some sound like words...I am really blessed. Any one that loves dogs, is okay in my book!!!
You are very blessed to have a gift from God like Turbo. We’ve all had animal’s we love but isn’t it Amazing when we truly have that gifted special one? Mine was a Morkie named Kissee, she passed away at 15 yrs old this last August (took her last breath in my arms looking lovingly at me with her beautiful big brown eyes, wish I could post a pic). I lasted 5 weeks then Kissee orchestrated from Heaven to bring Lola into my life (that had to be what happened!). Kissee was a true marvel also like your Turbo, read my moods, cheered me up and was always there for me. She talked too, made sounds I’ve never heard come from any animal. She could kind of purr and roll her R’s so to speak, made you sit up and listen to what she was telling you all right! When I had to leave her at home she would howl the most primitive howl until I returned (the neighbors couldn’t believe such a little tiny dog could sound like that). She was Loving, attentive and caring…in human quality ways. Definitely one of a kind, once in a lifetime best friend. Lola is special but lacks that spooky almost human quality. Aren’t we lucky to of had that (or have)? So wish I’d had a husband that was tuned into me like Kissee was ha ha. My “people picker” is broke when it comes to men lol. My Aunt Verlene in Missouri has been telling me that since I was 17 and still is and I turned 70 last month. I’m just much better at picking pet’s lol.
My daughter in 4-H grew up to have her daughter in 4-H with the same horse. They both volunteer with Sound Equine Option’s healing and training rescued horses (from some awful situation’s) to be adopted out to 4-H children. So very proud of them but do wish they had a little bit of time to spend with me occasionally. You probably know how that goes…
If you wanna chat more my email is
goodieoneshoe@gmail.com 🌷
I had a Pitt mix and she acted just like Darla as a puppy. But once she got grown, she became the best dog ever. She just gets bored really easy and needs lots of attention.
I have a Chow Shar Pei mix and he is one of the best dogs. He is a very protective dog and he loves to herd our chickens and ducks. I also have a German shepherd and she suffers from anxiety because anytime my husband and I leave the house and come back home she is very clingy and whiny she is over 2 years old. She has started having seizures and she is on medication for those. Darla looks very beautiful.
I have a Chocolate lab/Catahoula mix. She's never been aggressive or fought against any kind of guidance. She is the sweetest thing and everyone that meets her falls in love with her. When she was a puppy she was definitely full of energy though. ❤
Australian Shepherds love attention and will follow you from room to room to get it. They don't like being left alone.
I'm sorry I know she's bold but she is so cute. I couldn't stop laughing at her chasing her tail. Best wishes you all survive this first puppy year 💗
Jumping comes from Australian shepherd
Just love her regardless
It’s the 4% chow chow that randomly nipped your arm, im convinced of it 😂
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She’s adorable! I loved her little show! To cute!!
OMG Darla is precious I hope you don’t redone Darla and have patience training her. I had a similar pup once and with determination and training classes she was great
I could never rehome!! 💜💜
Darla is very, very cute,☺️😊💜
Omg that's so crazy how many breeds....she is so cute and I'm sure she is a test to train but I'm sure she will grow outta it but I'm thinking she's gonna need a lot of running time!!!! ❤ Thanks for sharing with us and good luck guys❤❤
That darned youtube unsubscribed me.
When I first caught a glimpse of Darla my first thought was Australian Shepherd. She's got the color of a kelpie as well as her eye color. They start to mature at age 2. But keep in mind they are a herding dog. They need to get out and run off that energy daily. After awhile you'll see a different puppy.
Good luck 🐕🦺
Theonie, she is adorable!! I think she is a puppy that gets bored easy. She probably needs to go on walks. You can tell she’s very smart. I bet she grows out of this phase,and turns out to be a great dog, and besides, She kinda looks like Brett, in her eyes. LOL!! They say dogs will look like their owner. 😉 All joking aside. I wish you guys well with her. You’re going to fall in love with her. 💖
She is so cute!
Awwww she is learning!!!
I've had Chiwawawa and they are very good dogs but are stubborn Lol The jumping comes from the lab I have Pom)Yorkers All my small dogs are very nervous and protective dogs She is still a puppy you have to let her know who the boss is Good luck
She just needs lots of hard chews, toys, and patience. She's a puppy!!
She is a beautiful baby girl when you choose to adopt a rescue dog they are always mixed breed I think she just has so much energy she doesn't what to do with we took are rescue baby to obedience school best thing we ever did she is totally well behaved.
she's super cute!!
She is just a puppy. And will grow out of it with love and training. She's beautiful.
Darla looks so sweet.
Sorry Bret that there's s 2% Chiwawa.
I see she's wearing her new collar.
Thanks for adding the extras...you can see the resemblance in all the dogs.
I hope things work out as far as the biting goes.
Take care
My neighbor has an australian shepherd thats 2 years old. And he jumps like crazy, lunges, isnt very trainable by the people that own her.
I had a rescue toy poodle 4 years old who had been abused by his former owner and when I got him he was scared so he would bite me so I showed him with love gave him his space and let him see that he was in a safe and loving new home where he was going to be loved he became the best dog I ever had he past in 2021 from complications from surgery he was 14 years old and I cried so bad when he died cause he had became my best friend and companion I waiting two years to find a another rescue dog I rescued a little six months old girl minture poodle
I love my Chi! What's so wrong with Chihuahuas? Brett..you gotta tell her, " Good girl ".
Nothing! Just their reputation lol I know it’s just a handful that spoil it for the bunch! 😜
The top dogs are high energy.
When I got my own DNA ancestry test done, I was told anything less than 5% is WAY back, and basically just a rough guess. So I wonder if it’s similar for the pet DNA, like for instance maybe Darla has the DNA of ANCESTORS of the 2% breeds, which may not have had the personality resulting from 100s of years of selective breeding for size, guarding, etc.
I had a dog that was half Australian Dingo and half Australian Shepard and he would jump very high and bite and was very hard to handle. Very high strung and not good with kids.
I understand how you feel about chihuahuas, I have always had large dogs like bull mastiffs but my step daughters chihuahua fell in love with me and I have had her for 10 years and she is a wonderful dog….i think yours just need training….good luck with everything!
Can’t wait for this
Karate for your son his sensi will help…I raised mine by myself it helped a lot!
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U 2 r adorable
I love Australian shepherds that’s all I’ve owned and when you said she jumps that high from a standstill, I knew she had a Australian Shepherd in her or would jump over 6 feet high from a standstill so high if he would knock the ceiling pout up into the ceiling Which are 8 foot ceilings
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My golden retriever is almost 7 months old and likes to chew her toys along with people and floor and furniture ... we still had the old linoleum type flooring on one of the guest bathrooms and uh ... let's just say it no longer has any flooring 🤪 all well it was time To update anyway .
My 1st boston terrier could jump 6ft in the air. from standing still
I like the Name Darla ❤
Watch how Australia Sheppard and you will see where she gets the jumping comes in she is a very activate dog
She loves u guys so much. I have a jack Russell that is a Full on dog and can be very Aggressive at times. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
A Jack was my first dog as an adult. He was so smart he could probably do my taxes for me lol. He also won first place in the “go to ground” at some terrier trial thing they had. He was amazing. Taken way too soon. Only 6 1/2 years old from lymphoma 😢
The dog that we got, she bit a lot too. It just takes a lot of time and a lot of patience. She would bite everything. That's why we took her away from my daughter because of our grandbaby , the biggest reinforcement that I did was the food and when she bites you give her a no with a yes. You give her the no for the hands. Yes, for the toys. Congratulations with the Results. And new dog 😊
chewy sticks will help with chewing.
A pit bull will lick your face one moment and bite it off the next. She may learn not to bite family, but that may not extend to strangers.
You guys sound so disappointed. “6% of her is no good”
She’ll need obedience training, lots of exercise and calm humans around her. She will pick up on any anxiety or stress so check your calmness level around her. Good luck. She’s absolutely beautiful 🐕 💗
Not disappointed on her breeds at all, highly happy for her breeds! They’re all amazing, that’s why I said she has no excuses lol.
She is so precious. She fell asleep on her daddy. She could just be a little afraid of all the new stuff in her life. I love dogs and cats. They make life fun. She maybe part comacasie. She seems so much fun.
She's knows you are talking about her. Our dog of choice is put bull. Had fr birth, sweetest dog in the world and a service dog to my grandson, a Afghanistan 🇦🇫 veteran
I’ve had like 4 pit bulls in my life, wouldn’t trade them for the world. Phenomenal dogs 💜💜💜
She is so cute. Looks like she is learning. Do they have dog training classes they you can take right along with her?
Red of mine told me that you need to put her in to trading get her in a training program and now the dogs are not me just because there's so much of a Chihuahua and Chow it depends on how they are raised how you take care of it how you raise her get her in the training she won't be a vicious dog
My 12 week old weenie dog jumps that high
SHES A BABY it’s gonna take time BE CONSISTENT when she’s bad kennel her it will come together be patient she’s doing puppy stuff be the pack leader she will follow your battling each other be the leader
She literally thinks her tail is messin with her lol shes learin well tho
Theonie I was guessing Darla is Australian shepherd and staffy mix by her looks. Yes she will out grow her biting. She must be teething. How is Darla 🐕🦺 with Little Man? Just wondering
Maybe when she gets older take her for training. It was nice to see Brett. Darla honestly looks like a smart dog. Her expressions are so cute. Thank you Theonie for Sharing with Us ❤
She bites little man’s feet all day and grabs in to his pants and won’t let go 🤦🏻♀️
She's Beautiful... And although you guys are going thru it now ( because she's a puppy) you guys got GREAT BREEDS in her.. the only bad breeds, you are right... Chow & Chihuahua.... She's just teething right now...#PuppySharkDooDaDooDa..
Awww Darla.. I would say the jumping could be border. We had a border collie/husky mix and he jumped all the time. And herded. lol He would herd my daughter when she was little. Hopefully she will grow out of that aggressive behavior.