Drago
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Good moaning. Dog walked, very cold wind out there. Tummy a touch better but still feels a little tender.
Good moaning. Dog walked, very cold wind out there. Tummy a touch better but still feels a little tender.
You're probably still in the early days of post work euphoria. It's a well known phenomenon that generally peaks after a few months.Eyup.
Just having a quick look in here. Seems I had more time to do this when I was at w*rk. Off to Bristol now.
Y fronts or boxers?
I'd say y-fronts, from the picture on the tin.Y fronts or boxers?
Is your dog particularly stubborn? If not Then you should be able to get the hound to recall fairly easily with a pocket of treats. Get her to sit and stay, walk a few paces back briefly and then call her with whatever command you choose, and give her a treat, and repeat. Does she runs off and refuse to come back? then keep her on a long lead and give commands and a treat. This normally works after a short while.Sun is out but still a bit chilly here. Dog trainer is coming at 12 to teach Molly recall. Hope it will be worth the money.
She is a cocker spaniel and just follows her nose. If she gets a fixation on something, nothing else matters. She will just run off and eventually comes back when she is ready . I thought I lost her once when she did just that in the woods. She disappeared for half an hour and then just reappeared from nowhere.Is your dog particularly stubborn? If not Then you should be able to get the hound to recall fairly easily with a pocket of treats. Get her to sit and stay, walk a few paces back briefly and then call her with whatever command you choose, and give her a treat, and repeat. Does she runs off and refuse to come back? then keep her on a long lead and give commands and a treat. This normally works after a short while.