Not sure if the best place to post this! I looked in the behavior problem, but got the feeling that it was more issue behaviors, so... here we are!
Pixie has now 1 year and 3 months old and she went (almost from day to night) from this active, rumbustious, duracell non stop little puppy into a calm well (most of the times) behaved young lady!
Not complaning here, but I remember seeing pics of people watching TV with their goldens and xilling and I would always thought " Never Pixie"! Now I think the behavior problem might be in me because I am a bit worried about this change! Have you also seen it with your dogs?
Things to know: we moved 3 months ago and now have a garden (our daily walks became now daily runs and play in the garden, which gets her more tired); my bf is not working at home, so she also gets more play time during the day; she eats normally and plays with us when we get her into the playing mode; she explores the garden a lot! So I dont think she is sick, but maybe she just grew up?
Am I still trying to hold on to my little puppy when as a matter of fact she is now a young lady?
Pixie has now 1 year and 3 months old and she went (almost from day to night) from this active, rumbustious, duracell non stop little puppy into a calm well (most of the times) behaved young lady!
Not complaning here, but I remember seeing pics of people watching TV with their goldens and xilling and I would always thought " Never Pixie"! Now I think the behavior problem might be in me because I am a bit worried about this change! Have you also seen it with your dogs?
Things to know: we moved 3 months ago and now have a garden (our daily walks became now daily runs and play in the garden, which gets her more tired); my bf is not working at home, so she also gets more play time during the day; she eats normally and plays with us when we get her into the playing mode; she explores the garden a lot! So I dont think she is sick, but maybe she just grew up?
Am I still trying to hold on to my little puppy when as a matter of fact she is now a young lady?