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New to the forum and to dogs
I just got my first dog as an adult 2 weeks ago. We got Sarah, a 3 month Boxer / Golden Retriever mix from a person who couldn't keep her due to health issues.
We had to break a lot of bad habits such as sleeping in bed, eating people food, and drinking sweet tea and Mountain Dew.
So far, we have had pretty good success. She doesn't sleep in our bed now. We have started crate training and have good success with house breaking her.
Sarah seems to still have issues with separation anxiety. She also has issues with inappropriate jumping and trying to nip/bite.
Any advice is appreciated.
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