Re: Blizzard on the way, Chris' catalogue
> On the suggestion of a friend I watched "The Dog Whisperer" on the National
> Geographic channel. According to last night's expert Otis will not be an
> adult until he's three! It's just the constant destruction that makes me
> nuts. Yesterday he took a roll of paper towels (still in the holder) and
> turned it into confetti. It's that sort of thing that makes me want to
> hurt him. However, some of his behavior has improved dramatically. For
> instance, he can go piddle in the back yard and come back inside without
> chasing the cats, and that is an excellent thing. I know he gets lonely
> staying in the kitchen all the time, but he's still way to rambunctious to
> go anywhere else in the house. He is definitely better on the leash -- not
> great yet, but much better.
Hi Zem,
I love The Dog Whisperer and have copies of every episode saved from my
TiVo. If I could get the DVD creation software not to crash Windows XP
I'd send you all of them!
I used to have lots of problems with Romeo on walks until I went out and
bought one of those cheap 'show dog' leashes. It's nothing more than
a rope with a loop on one end; it goes over his head and up behind his
ears. With anything else he'll pull and pull -- the 'Halti' leashes
that go over the nose, the one that acts like a harness and lifts their
legs when they pull, regular leashes, etc. With this leash he's
immediately controlable and pays attention to me.
Plus there's no chance of this happening:
http://www.themilwaukeechannel.com/news/6674178/detail.html
It sounds like he still has a lot of pent-up energy -- how often do you
walk him?
Chris
P.S. I hope I don't sound like I'm trying to tell you how to raise your
'children' -- tell me to shut up and I will. :)
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