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Leaveing a dog in a car is not that bad people do it all the time and on ly when the dog has no water and the wnidows rolled up have dogs dies. My friend has a dog she takes shopping with her and when she goes in places she rolls the wnidows half down and leaves a bowl of water and a battery powered fan in the car with the dog that dog is the healthiest dog I have ever seen! So people stop your complaining. I mean if the wnidows r rolled up sure worry about it and speak up and if it's a young kid who can't get out on their own speak up but dog with water and wnidows rolled down stop your worrying! Also I am a veternarian and love my animals but this is one subject I hate when people freak out so much about it! If the dog I half dead sure call the cops or break a window otherwise shut ur mouths!Reply by Clown on August 7th, 2011 at Sunday, August 7, 2011 @ 11:49 am@Sarah, You're either stretching the truth and work in a vet's office cleaning stalls or you're flat out lying.You need schooling to be a vet. You obviously have none. Or, maybe you've learned to type with your toes. In that case, your message wasn't as poorly written. Well done!Reply by Sarah on August 8th, 2011 at Monday, August 8, 2011 @ 6:00 pm@Clown, Nope, the truth is the truth. My friend loves her dog and takes her everywhere with her. I am a vet and I do clean stalls but I also do the heath checks and surgerys to. Another thing, a car with its wnidows all the way down gets no hotter than if the dog was outside. Like I people just worry to much now.

In the cmlopicated world we live in, it's good to find simple solutions.

you need to join a dog training club where they will teach you and your dog as there many diffnreet methods to ac hive the same result. these clubs don't charge a lot to join or for the lessons if you don't want to join a club there dog trainers who do 1 to 1 training but these cost a lot moreReferences : Kept dogs for 15 years

Lots of good advice alreday. Yes, you need to be the leader. Dogs feel more secure and happier with lots of structure in their lives. e.g. Now I do this and I have to do it this way. Little things like putting the food bowl down and having your dog sit for just a second before you say it can eat numerous demonstrations of your control during the day, not just when you want it to come back.References :

Carlos, Adrienne's use of the term "professional Catholics" made me stop and pause. It was sickening rneaidg some of their influential opinions left out in the open for the world to see. Mark Shea's angry post was the most un-Christian of them all.I don't know whether or not Father Corapi is innocent or guilty. At this point I think I will leave it up to God. But I continue to pray for him and all our priests.You know a character of a person by the way they treat a person when he is down.

Obedience classes are alyaws good for you dog! Even if you think he doesn't need it, you might learn things you didn't know. Plus, you never know when a problem might appear later, and you could have prevent it with obedience class.If you want to walk with him off leash, you're gonna have to work about when he get hyper with other dogs, or you'll lose him when there's another dog on the road. He might get difficult to call back.If your dog is already almost perfect, then obedience classes are gonna be a piece of cake! References :

Answer #1) You should take Rufus to a dog park and help get the dog seilacizod with other dogs. If the only time Rufus has seen other dogs is while "protecting their property", then the dog will always view other dogs as "intruders". Visiting a neutral property like the dog park should help this. You may have to intervene in a scuffle and scold Rufus if a fight starts you may discover that Rufus needs to be taught that other dogs are ok.Answer #2) You should use & withhold treats as a mechanism for teaching Rufus to do tricks. You have to be VERY careful and not give up and just give the dog the treat that means they won and didn't have to learn!If you get out the bag of treats, hold one in your hand and issue the command along with a hand gesture (index finger pointing up is a good one for sit). Then push the dog's behind down until it's on the ground. When that happens, give the dog the treat.Repeat this 3-4 times and then put the treats away. Do this "lesson" once or twice a day for a day or so and the dog should start getting the idea that they will get the treat faster if THEY sit.After Rufus has successfully sit on their own a couple of times, you should change slightly and give the command and hand signal and expect the dog to sit on their own (don't give the treat until they do it themselves, and don't push down on the dog's hindquarters).Only give the treat when they succeed. If they do NOT succeed, and don't sit, do NOT give them the treat. If you're done with the lesson (or have run out of patience), put the treat back in the bag.It's also good to tell your grandparents to avoid giving the dog too many treats. In order for the dog treats to be effective, they have to be "treasured" by the dog!References : Long-time dog owner.

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Tiffany,I've kept up with Rachel during her bnesusis woes and knew she had a book in the works but didn't realize it was out! I must get it..I used to love watching her show on the Style channel, remember?? Hopping all the flea markets was great fun.I just love the way she brought back and reproduced those beautiful cabbage rose designs anyhow, I'm a big fan of hers..thanks for letting me know about the book arriving..I will order me a copy.We MUST support our sisters in bnesusis !! :0)Hugs, Stephanie

Teddy was an amazing dog and I am so glad I got to spend time with him. One of my fairovte memories of him is how he could curl into the littlest ball and share your pillow with you. He will live on, fondly, in our memories.