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wow.. I'm not sure I could manage that.. not the kids anyways.. one is enough for me.. or maybe two later on.. =) but more to the point, if you could get someone to help with the kids, you could concentrate on the pup and he will learn fast enough.. then you would have one less thing to worry...

Hope you don't give up on the little one.. maybe you should try some faster housebreaking method if you don't feel you got enough time..

scream in an encouraging fashion.. like......in ...the military.. :)

Puppies don't reach mature height or anything. They reach that maturity level of an adult at about 2, but aren't fully developed 'til about 4.. It also depends on the breed of dog. A very small dog reaches maturity quicker than the large breed dogs. So tiny dog 6 months, big dog longer.. :)

I agree!! and what a time to pass some open-all-night store that sells sweets :D But only when she's a puppy. gets to be a real pain if you don't discontinue later on..:popcorn:

I really think you should stick to one method. If you introduce him to all at once he's gonna get confused and feel ashamed and stupid. maybe it's hard to choose one and stick with it if it doesn't work perfectly or your own schedule varies. But you guys seem real nice, maybe too nice. ;)