I did the unthinkable
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got two litter sisters at 8 weeks. To begin with it was a nightmare
![Evil >:D](http://cockersonline.co.uk/discuss/Smileys/classic/diablo.gif)
House training was awful, didn't know who had done what
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When I cleaning up one accident, they thought it was great fun, walking through the wee and spreading it all around the house
![Evil >:D](http://cockersonline.co.uk/discuss/Smileys/classic/diablo.gif)
I felt almost shell-shocked and I was constantly watching them and just couldn't relax at all. For the first month I really regretted it and if anyone had offered to have them I would have let them.
Now over 2 years later I still have them
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and I am SO glad I have. They have turned into the most delightful, biddable, fun girls ever. they give me pleasure every single day
![Love :luv:](http://cockersonline.co.uk/discuss/Smileys/classic/wub.gif)
I do think I was very fortunate in that my girls' do come from a very biddable working line and after the house training they have been very easy. When I work (part time) they keep each other company and when I return I have twice as many cuddles
They are quite dependent on each other but not so much that they look to each other instead of me - I am their main focus.
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Even though it worked for me I know I have been lucky but I would NEVER do it again and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else
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Looking back, I do think I missed out on the pleasure of their early puppyhood as they were such hard work.
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When I get another puppy, it will definitely be just the one