[quote user="ketchup"] LOL! your so lucky that you dont have a hard time feeding Kayla!!:) I think she's just the right weight, she's healhy, happy and pretty lucky to have a mommy that care for her so much!=) My dogs have to be handfed! it's so hard to make them eat..anyway is orijen Kayla's favorite? we dont have innova here.=( we are currently on solid gold but the dogs dont like the taste i guess... [/quote] She gobbles down Orijen in no time! Crunch crunch crunch, gone

[quote user="georgie4682"] She isn't the type that you could smack some sense into anyway. We've been trying for years with other things and she doesn't budge until she learns on her own through her own mistakes. She has decided to stay with her bf (their breakup wasn't really complete as they saw each other almost daily) and they are going to work on getting an apartment together and get thier lives somewhat together before this baby comes. [/quote] Sounds like my little

So! That was me playing devils advocate / the voice of reason... But on a better note I wish you the best GeorgeAnn! Make her hug Benny... Poms are very therapeutic! hehe Obviously it's not my decision, or any of our decision, it your sisters decision... but I've been playing the big sister role for awhile now too and I know how hard it can be... I've been the median and middle man for years. Sometimes I swear I'm the parent; or at least not the one yelling and screaming.

So0o0o lets talk about how amazing Chris Christenson is???? I think I've found my fluffy Pom! hahahaha Birthday Present for me this summer shall be the brushes & scissors... mmm they gave me a catalog with my order and I've been drooling over it.... hehe!!

[quote user="rwbeagles"] She said she's never seen an August birthday be mature enough to do well in K. We'd do him a great favor allowing him to be the most mature in his class rather than least right now. [/quote] *waves hand* Born August 21st... was 5 years old in K and they wanted to advance me to 1st grade! Took the test and passed! (I can even vagely remember it... haha it was like blocks, puzzles, and numbers... don't remember much detail other than that) How long has

[quote user="IrishSetterGrl"] [quote user="Pomeranian <3"] . What the heck happens if she gets very ill? Or gets in a car accident? Or the father leaves? Your mother dies? You move? The baby has special needs? She needs to WAKE UP she's not thinking about all the situations life can throw at you. [/quote] Honestly, I respect your opinion Pom...but I cannot believe this.....it seems to me at least that these are excuses for killing a child. Yes, all these things you have

[quote user="ottoluv"] A young woman with the support of a great family can succeed in this situation. Children are blessings.[/quote] I agree... but according to all of GeorgeAnn's posts there is an unstalbe/undefinite relationship for the baby, no support from the mother, she's still in college (no financial stability)... I really feel bad for her sister right now because I actually know what that emotional feeling of "I want to keep the baby" feels like. I was crying

[quote user="ketchup"] pomeranian <3 wow, really kayla weighs 10.8? thats great! i am trying to put some pounds on my dogs haha..they are such picky eaters thats why i was asking if i should give them another diet? btw isnt quail really high in cholesterol? you may want to consult a vet before giving your dog (my dad prevented me before in eating quail myself, its a cheap snack treat called kwek kwek *weird name LOL* here in the philippines and its pretty delicious hehe..) when are you

[quote user="Pwca"] Pom <3, I just realized- your Kayla is BIGGER than Lizzie. :P She's just a hair over 10 pounds. :P [/quote] LOL! I know that's what I'm saying the girl is just not a Pom I swear... BF & I created her own special breed called "Monstahz" hahaha and we call her Keelah Monstaaaah! (Boston accent and all!) Speaking of a Pom totally not looking like a Pom (psh what's new) the other day at PETCO I asked this young boy what kind of puppy he was

[quote user="Liesje"] [quote user="FourIsCompany"] I was under the impression she meant the philosophies of Exercise, Discipline and Affection and Rules, Boundaries and Limitations. And being the pack leader and walking the dog instead of the dog walking you. Stuff like that. I could be wrong. [/quote] True, but any proven training method is based on the this same principle. I guess it's not something I see as unique to Cesar and therefore wouldn't really credit to him