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Shropshire. Is that in the UK? If so, it's my understanding that ear cropping is illegal in the UK unless it's medically necessary.

Where are you located and have you asked your breeder?

You're absolutely correct.

Hahaha, poor Lomu.

Nobody can answer this. If someone says they can then they're not telling the truth. Behavioral issues are complex and there are no guarantees. I do hope you give us an update, whatever you decide to do.

Behavioral science would disagree with you. While socialization and other early factors can absolutely influence behavior, genetics plays a role as well. There have been many recent unbiased studies done on this. I wish you the best of luck with whatever you decide to do.

Looks like he's due to have his sutures removed today. I hope all is well.

Wow! What a difference a few weeks makes. Looking good.

Hi baby boy! He's a cutie!

Oh my gosh, she's just gorgeous! I love seeing pictures of her. I also start with a dremel from the day I bring them home. I do nails once a week whether they need them done or not. Nail boards are also nice.

May I also ask what trainer you plan to use? Does this person have a website?

Yes. What Michele said. Management would be critical. The thing about management is that it always fails. At least one time. We're human and we make mistakes. If you're lucky it's just a wake-up call to be more careful. If you're not then something tragic can happen to a person or your animals...

Honestly? I'd pass. You have animals at home that deserve to feel safe. Aggression often can't be predicted and you have zero history with this animal, so no basis of trust to start working with. To give him what he would need to *maybe* help him you'd have to put 100% of your time and effort...

Can you take a picture? A closer one and one that shows the overall condition of his coat?

That sounds good. It's on par with adult and all breed formulas with the correct ratios.

It sounds like he's where you want him. What food do you have him on? The correct calcium to phosphorus ratio is very important.

He's not too thin or too small, in my opinion. You're right that the pictures don't really show a good angle, but I don't see any rib and you do want to see a good tuck and be able to easily feel the ribs without digging. There are a lot of body condition charts posted on the forum and online...

Teething definitely makes ears do odd things. I have natural eared boxers and even when they have a good ear set massage and taping can make them look even better. Instead of tape I've used vet wrap. I'm not sure what it's actually called, but its the stuff that doesn't have adhesive and sticks...

Welcome!

She's just gorgeous! I love the picture of her with your big boy. Lomu? Did I remember that correctly?