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user's latest post:
Close encounters of the canine...
Published (2009-12-23 20:49:00)
I love them, especially that first one of Lucy. She looks so chilled out. I love the last one, too.
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We finally got LOTS of snow!...
Published (2009-12-23 23:07:00)
not as many dogs during the weekdays. the weekends - LOT of dogs, rain or shine! and the park is really huge AND fenced in which is a bonus here are better pics of the dog in question...
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We finally got LOTS of snow!...
Published (2009-12-23 22:49:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by echoica pretty sure she said it was a malamute had very gorgeous crystal blue eyes If she did, she was wrong. That's definitely not a malamute. These are great pics, I love to watch dogs run through the snow. Looks like your dog park is really nice and big! Not a lot of other dogs playing that day?
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Close encounters of the canine...
Published (2009-12-23 20:00:00)
Oh I lied, here's a feline close-up... Sheba: And a pic I thought looked really neat:
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Update on Skye - Page 2
Published (2009-12-18 01:24:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by RolleySkate Nice to meet you, Jr (can I call you Jr? ) and welcome back yourself! Nice to meet you too! And sure you can call me Jr or Steven whichever suits you..... Goodness I hate my username I wish I could change it...picked it couple years ago
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Training a smart dog. - Page 2
Published (2009-12-17 02:42:00)
Quote: Whether or not it is a lure or bribe depends on when you are using it . Both lures AND bribes are offered before the reaction of the dog, but they are both not the same thing. ] Personally I disagree. I feel that lures ARE bribes, just quickly faded ones. By all proffessional definitions they fit into the "before behavior" catagory, no matter how many hairs you split, it still ends up there, despite how useful it is,...
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Name your 3 LEAST favorite...
Published (2009-12-22 18:32:00)
I'm not upset with anyone I just wanted people to know why they are built like they are--there is a method to their madness. LOL.........But I agree people have taken them to the extreme--some do have wob bly hocks and it's very sad. But then on the flip side of the coin the working dog people--not ALL of them--breed for work and not conmformation--a lot of the show people I see are at least getting their CH dogs Herding Instinct...
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difference in character in same...
Published (2009-12-23 15:02:00)
My dog is so much more verbal and active than my friend's two from the same breeder. Luck of the draw for us Molly38. Just like children they all have their own traits. It's that old nature vs nuture question.
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Stories from the Dog Park
Published (2009-12-23 22:06:00)
We have a very, very small field at the side of a childrens' playground that is fenced off for dogs. I've only been there one or two times and never met any other dogs there, but its a cool place for Skye and Bruno to chase eachother.
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Started 3 days, 6 hours ago (2009-12-21 22:45:00)
by vonissk
I love snow!!!!!! Cool pics of the dogs having fun. Thanks for sharing...........
Started 2 days ago (2009-12-23 04:31:00)
by StarfishSaving
The Zoey pic is my favorite She's saying " DOUBLE-U TEE EFF?"
Started 2 days, 8 hours ago (2009-12-22 20:39:00)
by Clark
I occasionally go to a dog park that is about 15 minutes from my parents' house and since there is no direct path and no nearby parking lot, it brings only a few dogs (and people) in at a time.
My favorite encounter was the somewhat odd but very pleasant woman who went around telling everyone she was a dog psychic and what their dog(s) were thinking at that very moment. It wasn't difficult ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 21:09:00)
by echoica
try training without treats. border collie's are very smart and most are motivated to work without treats.
use a marker word 'yes' instead so she knows she is doing something correct.
this is how i am training my border collie puppy and it is working great!
Started 1 day, 14 hours ago (2009-12-23 14:05:00)
by jlong502
i just adopted a beagle/sheltie mix. (at least that's what i was told she is) i wonder if anyone has any pics of an adult of this mixed breed or would be able to direct me to any pics and other info about this particular dog. i have researched both pure breeds and according to what i've read, she's gonna be perfect for us. just curious as to what she will look like and how big she may get. ...
Started 3 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-21 23:25:00)
by Turner
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-20 23:11:00)
by Tulip
Hey there.
The more treats the better - at such a young age, your puppy needs to learn in a gentle way that grooming is something he'll have done for the rest of his life and it isn't a bad thing. The younger the better at this point so he gets used to it - I had mine done at five months and we've never had problems with it before, he's a star on the table. Once I took TWO HOURS trying to ...
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-11 15:48:00)
by Clark
I haven't seen it around here but perhaps it can be found in other states?
Started 3 days, 10 hours ago (2009-12-21 18:33:00)
by Clark
I think this would depend more on exercise routines?? But if there's a concern for a physical explanation, then perhaps a veterinary exam should be done.
Started 1 day, 20 hours ago (2009-12-23 08:26:00)
by Tulip
Hey there Claudia! Welcome to the forum!
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Started 1 week ago (2009-12-18 00:23:00)
by echoica
is there snow down when there wasn't before? colder than usual (i know it is here - i'm just east of you in NS!!!). have you been giving her more space inside...maybe too much?
change of surface might do it. or she finds it uncomfortable in the cold...just a few ideas.
Started 3 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-21 23:25:00)
by Turner
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 22:06:00)
by Tulip
A lot of dogs do it when they're bored mentally. I suggest doing some tricks or mental stimulating stuff, maybe even getting a specific chew toy for when he does it at a specific time, if it's in the evening, for example. It could be lack of exercise too, but most likely he just needs mental stimulation.
If you do get worried, you might want to see the vet as I've heard of dogs doing this ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 21:27:00)
by Turner
A long list of profanities... LOL jk, that's the cat.
I call Jazz "Spaz Dog" or "freak dog". Zoe gets called "Pekingese" every once in a while. lol Freddie gets called "sperm dog" from time to time (Lol it's a long story). And the foster Rua gets called Pita... which is short for 'Pain In The A$$'. That about covers it! lol
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 21:09:00)
by echoica
try training without treats. border collie's are very smart and most are motivated to work without treats.
use a marker word 'yes' instead so she knows she is doing something correct.
this is how i am training my border collie puppy and it is working great!
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-12-14 05:59:00)
by StarfishSaving
It is per day. At 15 weeks you could probably do 20 minutes a day of structured walking but that doesn't mean that's all you can do to wear him out. You can break up the walk by going for about 10 minutes then stopping the formal exercise to let him play or do some training with him, then walking 10 minutes back. Remember that mental exercise can fatigue a dog also and so giving him toys meant...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-17 02:06:00)
by Turner
That's tough!
Uhhhh American Pit Bull Terrier (and pretty much all of the "bully" breeds, Cane Corso, and Jack Russell Terrier. That's probably it.
My favorite "foo foo" breed is a Pekingese. Lol
Started 3 days, 10 hours ago (2009-12-21 18:33:00)
by Clark
I think this would depend more on exercise routines?? But if there's a concern for a physical explanation, then perhaps a veterinary exam should be done.
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-20 23:11:00)
by Tulip
Hey there.
The more treats the better - at such a young age, your puppy needs to learn in a gentle way that grooming is something he'll have done for the rest of his life and it isn't a bad thing. The younger the better at this point so he gets used to it - I had mine done at five months and we've never had problems with it before, he's a star on the table. Once I took TWO HOURS trying to ...
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-22 04:59:00)
by DoggyMom
There is no breed that I dislike. All of them are lovely dogs, no matter what the breed
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