My 1/2 rough collie girls are 5 months old and truly such angels. I’m so proud of them, despite still working through the puppy phase. They’ve gone weeks without any accidents in the house, but I found two wet pees in the past 2 days. I was a little worried, but then heard from someone that it is normal for puppies to go through a regression around this age and “forget” what they’ve learned/ start pushing boundaries. What was potty training like for y’all’s babies, and did they experience the regression stage?

Flora is 2yo and 80% collie. She wants nothing more than to play all day every day, and then curl up with a toy.

I grew up with dogs that liked toys, but would usually destroy them or lose interest. Flora is over the moon with every new toy she gets, and even rotates through most of them, so I feel like I can never pare down her collection.

Hi all!

Daisy is closing in on 7 years old and I have noticed lately she is getting reluctant to jump into the back seat of my truck. I have a GMC canyon and she's been pretty good getting into the backseat without any help. I used to be able to take her to work with me, but we're getting a new building built and our temp location doesn't allow pets to visit so she doesn't get to go for rides as much. A few weeks ago I was getting her ready to take her for her spa day and she really was hesitant to jump in the back seat both on the way to the groomer and when I picked her up. She jumps up on my bed just fine and I think it is about the same height, my bed is quite tall, maybe 40 to 45 inches tall. I am thinking it may be time for some sort of foldable ramp for her for the truck. Does anyone have suggestions for something easy that can fold it and not take up much room?

Kenai is my second collie, and he just recently turned 7. It's crazy to me that he's already so old. He's slowly starting to turn gray on his eyebrows and around his muzzle. But he still acts like he's 5. Our other collie girl will be 10 in November ❤️