Dovers Rovers

I appreciate all of your support! We are going to be moving soon. I am super excited to have a fenced in yard for the babies. However, I am also very concerned and worried because we are in our neighborhood and we could easily get noise complaints and my dogs could be removed. That is something I did not anticipate very well so I am looking for suggestions on how to train your dogs to be quieter in a neighborhood.

Crate training is the worst but stick to your guns! It is all worth it get some lick pads and other comfort items to put in the cage while they are in there to start associating with their cage. The happier they can expect to be being happy inside of that cage the easier it is to get them to go inside and enjoy being inside.

No dog wants to be caged all day. No amount of happiness you stick in the cage is going to change that. But crate training definitely is worth it and does work!

Work for what you might ask?  Proper sleeping schedules. Feeding times. Safety. Ensuring there are no puppy messes to clean when you get up. Or get home. 

We are moving soon and we will finally have a fenced in yard for our babies. I am so excited! Thank you guys so much for your support! 

Good morning family we still have three fosters in the ArkLaTex area, looking for forever homes!

Due to some unexpected vehicle issues, we will be re-scheduling the twins checkup appointment🫶💕 we are expected to move within a month. I’m super excited to show you guys the upgrade We are moving to. It has a beautiful fenced in yard for the animals! 

Tomorrow is vet day for the twins 🤞❤️🐾

Have a paw-esome weekend guys! 🐾🩷