Haha to all Fei Zai fans! This is what Fei Zai does from morning to night, night to morning, in fact almost all the time except when he's asleep~!
Episode 2!
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Day 13- Happy New Year!
My owner noticed that i've been feeding my pups less regularly and decided to open the milk powder! The milk bottle and powder are finally of use after 2 weeks!
Let's see whether Puppy 4 enjoys her milk
Puppy 1 is also enjoying the milk... Hey is it really that great? Can i try it too please? Heh!
The next video is quite hilarous! Watch it!
Let's see whether Puppy 4 enjoys her milk
Puppy 1 is also enjoying the milk... Hey is it really that great? Can i try it too please? Heh!
The next video is quite hilarous! Watch it!
Any countdown parties for dogs? Heh I'm just joking! Enjoy your New Year Countdown, people! May you have a great 2010 ahead!
Day 12- We are cute puppies!
My owner took some real adorable videos of my pups. Check it out!
Next up: Sleepy Xiao Q. She fell asleep while my owner carried her haha!
Lastly- the Tham Jiak Puppy 5~
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Puppy 2- Fei Zai
My owner said she doesnt want to post puppy photos but she couldnt resist taking this video of Puppy 2! Haha.. Check this out
Monday Blues
Aunty FiFi got me a new pet bed from BKK! She will only pass it to my owner on Tuesday. Cant wait to see it! It must be a pretty thing! She must had a tough time bringing that big bulky thingy back. Thankiewww!
The next thing to look forward to (other than my bed) will be the opening of my pups' eyes. Book says 10-12 days after birth. It's the 9th day today. It'll be the 10th tomorrow. It's exciting to see a tiny slit at the inner corner of puppy 1's eye. You could see the tears and his tiny eye ball moving. No photographs for the time being as their eyes are very sensitive to light during this critical stage.
My owner had just borrowed another 3 books from NLB on dog training and puppy care. One of the books actually provided solutions for our "everyday problems"- (e.g. Excessive barking, Territorial marking with pee, chewing of furniture etc). My owner realised that most of the behavioural problems are induced and reinforced by owners themselves. How could you blame us for being "naughty"! It's just not fair! Well, just to share one tip: Pacifying an anxious or nervous dog by shoving treats or hugging them does not calm the dog- in fact, it encourages the dog to continue with its negative behaviour. These gestures will give the wrong signal to the dog that he should continue with his inappropriate behaviour and he would be getting more treats whenever he does so! It is a vicious cycle and will just aggravate if we do not change our habits.
To discontinue negative behaviour, owners should ignore the dog whenever he is at fault. Take for instance, if he bite you accidentally, you should exclaim "OUCH" and ignore him. This is the worst punishment to dogs! Caning him will only make it more aggressive. It is true that dogs should be doted. However, dont pamper us too much or else we may think that we are the alpha of the pack- even to the extent of surpassing human! "Sit", "Stay", "Come" commands are useful as they remind us that we should obey human.
Hopefully the information above is useful. Lalala~ It's the end of a long holiday and my owner has to go back to work tomorrow. I will miss her.
The next thing to look forward to (other than my bed) will be the opening of my pups' eyes. Book says 10-12 days after birth. It's the 9th day today. It'll be the 10th tomorrow. It's exciting to see a tiny slit at the inner corner of puppy 1's eye. You could see the tears and his tiny eye ball moving. No photographs for the time being as their eyes are very sensitive to light during this critical stage.
My owner had just borrowed another 3 books from NLB on dog training and puppy care. One of the books actually provided solutions for our "everyday problems"- (e.g. Excessive barking, Territorial marking with pee, chewing of furniture etc). My owner realised that most of the behavioural problems are induced and reinforced by owners themselves. How could you blame us for being "naughty"! It's just not fair! Well, just to share one tip: Pacifying an anxious or nervous dog by shoving treats or hugging them does not calm the dog- in fact, it encourages the dog to continue with its negative behaviour. These gestures will give the wrong signal to the dog that he should continue with his inappropriate behaviour and he would be getting more treats whenever he does so! It is a vicious cycle and will just aggravate if we do not change our habits.
To discontinue negative behaviour, owners should ignore the dog whenever he is at fault. Take for instance, if he bite you accidentally, you should exclaim "OUCH" and ignore him. This is the worst punishment to dogs! Caning him will only make it more aggressive. It is true that dogs should be doted. However, dont pamper us too much or else we may think that we are the alpha of the pack- even to the extent of surpassing human! "Sit", "Stay", "Come" commands are useful as they remind us that we should obey human.
Hopefully the information above is useful. Lalala~ It's the end of a long holiday and my owner has to go back to work tomorrow. I will miss her.
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