[quote=valuesforless]And he is as gentle as a baby which makes it all the funner :)[/quote] Aww lol I love Mastiffs! They truly are gentle giants! And those big mushy faces? Too adorable haha

[quote=perpette]Lars is adorable! and yeah I do see how you could say a fish LOL He sure had fun with his stuffed animal :P Here is one of cyder as a baby, I couldnt get over how small she was so I had to put a pop can next to her for referance lol[/quote] Oh my goodness!! What a cutie! I love the akward, round, bouncy puppy stage haha.

[quote=angel_shortcake]Aw, everyone's dogs are so cute! My sister just got a new puppy a few days ago, and our other dog, who's about 11 years old is not too pleased since he's a huge baby and all the attention is going to the puppy. :( Has anyone else brought a puppy into a house with an old dog? How was it at first? In the end?[/quote] When you have a senior dog like that, it's not unusual for them to be intolerant of the pup's roughhousing. On the other hand, some dogs are very good about putting the pup in their place and correcting them, but others are downright intolerant. How do they interact? Always supervise them together obviously but if the older dog starts to get tired of the pup, I would separate them or distract the pup. As far as attention, the resident dog should be getting MORE attention than the new-comer. This will help the resident dog associate the new pup with positive experiences. The pup needs to learn her place and not be spoiled too much ;) Just base it off how they interact. Some dogs never get along with certain dogs, some seem to be attached at the hip. Also, dogs don't get "jealous" like people may think. It's not an emotion in the dog world. If you are petting the puppy, and the other dog comes up to be pet, it's not because she is jealous, it's simply because she wants to be pet too. :D Here is a link to a sticky in a forum I am active in: http://www.pitbullforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=10229