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My SIL got a puppy Wednesday and brought it over for thanksgiving. My wife was furious. Her brother was mad too, bc he just bought a used pitbull and wanted to bring it over. But I’m a firm “absolutely no pitbull in my house” kind of guy. Nothing against them, I just don’t want my toddler to get mauled to death
Easiest way to keep a dog from chewing stuff up. Take a wide rubber band and place 10-15 thumbtacks evenly across it. Put the rubber band on whatever they’re chewing, points out.
The roof of their mouth is their most sensitive part. It won’t hurt them but they won’t chew on it again. That’s how we train bird dogs to handle birds with a light touch.
To keep a dog from getting aggressive or crazy. Take a 4-5 foot rope, tie a loop on one end, then run the other end through it. Place around dogs neck. When they get aggressive, just jerk the rope. It won’t hurt them and then give the “no” command. It doesn’t take long for them to figure it out. That’s also how you keep bird dogs from breaking hold and flushing birds too early.
Yes, I trained bird dogs, as we always had 20-30 that my family raised and I learned it from my grandfather. He had a National Champion and we bred him to lots of people’s dogs besides our own. Nothing beats watching a good dog, that’s trained right working like he’s supposed to work.
Also makes them worth a lot more money.
The roof of their mouth is their most sensitive part. It won’t hurt them but they won’t chew on it again. That’s how we train bird dogs to handle birds with a light touch.
To keep a dog from getting aggressive or crazy. Take a 4-5 foot rope, tie a loop on one end, then run the other end through it. Place around dogs neck. When they get aggressive, just jerk the rope. It won’t hurt them and then give the “no” command. It doesn’t take long for them to figure it out. That’s also how you keep bird dogs from breaking hold and flushing birds too early.
Yes, I trained bird dogs, as we always had 20-30 that my family raised and I learned it from my grandfather. He had a National Champion and we bred him to lots of people’s dogs besides our own. Nothing beats watching a good dog, that’s trained right working like he’s supposed to work.
Also makes them worth a lot more money.
Looks like a rapscallion, @WayneDougan. What kind of designer dog is it?
Shep is a mix of 14 breeds according to the DNA.
American Pit Bull Terrier
American Staffordshire
German shepherd
Boxer
Australian shepherd
Great Pyrenees
Miniature pincher
Lab
Golden
Akita
Chow chow
Sharpei
Miniature American shepherd
Beagle
Shep is a mix of 14 breeds according to the DNA.
American Pit Bull Terrier
American Staffordshire
German shepherd
Boxer
Australian shepherd
Great Pyrenees
Miniature pincher
Lab
Golden
Akita
Chow chow
Sharpei
Miniature American shepherd
Beagle
Good Lordt, Sloot. You did an actual 23andMe test…on your dog?!?
I mean, I love me some Sheppie (you know this), but come on, dude…
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I’ve already had like 4 favorite players on this team.
The honk Peters needs an Amari WIlliams forearm shiver in the second half.
Mark Pope getting a little "saucy" with the official headed into the locker room. I'm sure it was filled with 4 syllable words.
Probably let slip a heck or a darn.
Williams gathering the guys, while chuckling about it was righteous.
21 is Cherokee Parks nephew. Makes sense now
Nice bounce back game for Amari.
Death by a thousand cuts tonight. Winning in different ways.
Come on Kerr, let the bench guys shoot the damn ball.
26 percent from three, drop 105, win by 29
Not sure what got into Kerr at the end but it's probably hilarious.
Yep. The opponent made 11 3's on 52 3FG%.
With average shooting luck on D and O, we may win by 40+.
I get Amari's sentiment. I've gotten heated at the end of adult soccer games, telling the guy to eff himself in the handshake line. We don't take kindly to hijinks and shenanigans on the field/court.
Did those cumquats really beat my Colonels?
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