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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:51 pm
    awww he would love you too paula might not be able to bring the bossy bitch as she is very wobbly and wouldnt do well with walking and the car journey
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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:53 pm
    Yeah, thats a shame but its alot to ask of her, bless :love:

    Woooohoooooooo I found my new fella, Rostam :flows:
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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:53 pm
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    Shell i would give him a slap on his backside and say leave and if he is on a lead give him a jerk and stop him. I expect fred is being more nosey than bullying. How does he seem to you? :love:


    this is what i do rosemary!.... sometimes he listens other times he doesnt.... then the other day we were on the pet shop and he went and sniffed adog he didnt know and he was perfectly okay :thinking:

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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:55 pm
    a meet up would be a good idea but i would have to bring OH she would not let me meet up with all u alone :san42:
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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:56 pm
    :san42: :san42: :san42: @ kenny

    yea i would be really sad leaving her aswell but it would take it out of her shes been to PTH b4 and is now flat out lol shes not up to much theses days
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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:01 pm
    :love: :love: Awwww, as long as youre looking after her well, which I'm sure you are

    lol@ Kenny, its only Karen your oh will have to worry about :2445: :2445:

    I've had Fred behaviour today too Shelley from the girls. They were trying to drag me towards dogs they met and got a stern telling off (which they completely ignored :2445: ). I think Maggie was all excited though cos shes not been out as much as usual and Mimi was feeding off her. They were perfectly fine after 10 mins but its a pain in the arse isnt it?
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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:02 pm
    For shell .. All dogs will sniff other dogs given the chance. Mine are not allowed to sniff other dogs if they are on leads and i'm walking. If Fred is pulling you to sniff these dogs i would stop that. You can do the same with fred if a dog comes up to him, tell fred to leave and get rid of the other dog. :love: :love:
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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:12 pm
    manto wrote:
    For shell .. All dogs will sniff other dogs given the chance. Mine are not allowed to sniff other dogs if they are on leads and i'm walking. If Fred is pulling you to sniff these dogs i would stop that. You can do the same with fred if a dog comes up to him, tell fred to leave and get rid of the other dog. :love: :love:


    when i pulled him away from the dog he was sniffing, he barked!.... so i let him back and he was fine :2431:

    if i try to pull him away in the street, he goes mad, i have to hold him high on his lead hes making all sorts of noises

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    PostSubject: Re: submissive/dominant behavior   Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:13 pm
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    :love: :love: Awwww, as long as youre looking after her well, which I'm sure you are



    lol@ Kenny, its only Karen your oh will have to worry about :2445: :2445:



    I've had Fred behaviour today too Shelley from the girls. They were trying to drag me towards dogs they met and got a stern telling off (which they completely ignored :2445: ). I think Maggie was all excited though cos shes not been out as much as usual and Mimi was feeding off her. They were perfectly fine after 10 mins but its a pain in the arse isnt it?


    its not only a pain in the arse hun, its embarrasing

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