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Post by SPLASH on Sept 15, 2011 16:33:17 GMT -5
When it comes to kids, Cooper is weird. He is great with them, but adults he is demanding. When he wants to play and you don't you get barked at , growled at, and nipped at. He will come from behind and bite ya in the @$$, but kids, he's somewhat gentle with and never barks at them. He's not my dog, that's just the thing. I wasn't around while he was growing and to put it lightly and respectfully, my parents don't quite keep up with diciplining him . He gets babied. Not quite the effort put into breaking this dog, more hoping he grows out of it.
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andymaviglia
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Post by andymaviglia on Sept 15, 2011 16:43:40 GMT -5
They're always part of anyones family that owns a dog but that's the problem with owners...ya can't make them human and ya definately can't baby them. Ya gotta set limits for them and let them know their role whether it be a service dog, a working dog or just a family pet. Cooper's a working dog, he's gonna have energy up until his last day on this green earth...he's never gonna grow out of it. ;D My parents babied their first German Shepherd and he was mean as hell. They learned from their mistake and their new Shepherd is 100 times more obedient than the last.
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Post by SPLASH on Sept 15, 2011 16:53:45 GMT -5
I know and agree with all of this, bt like I said, not my dog. Check your pm's
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Post by ScoutB on Sept 15, 2011 19:37:32 GMT -5
There should be shock collars for people. I know a few that could use some "adjustment"
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Post by SPLASH on Sept 15, 2011 21:10:54 GMT -5
there is, not collars, but tazer guns
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Post by ScoutB on Sept 15, 2011 21:39:01 GMT -5
"Don't taze me dude." Remember that video?
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Post by SPLASH on Sept 15, 2011 21:42:49 GMT -5
No. But in High School a drunk buddy let us put a dog collar on him for one of those invisible fences and he ran over the wire. that was great!
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