We go to a dog park where a trainer goes to work with his GS and his Malinois - except that the Malinois looks a little more furry than yours, the shape and color of your dog very much resembles his. As an aside, he says his Malinois was very easy to train. (makes me embarrassed to even try to get my girls to "come" in his presence.:rolleyes:)
Conquering Learning Curve.. pics finally
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Here is Sayblee mauling my poor male Rottie Connor :
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Sayblee doing her PEACE routine
And the "Linda Blair" head twisty
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My Sahara does this mauling thing just like your B. Why do they go for the throat, Sahara does this to my small 17 yr. old cat. I had to get a home electronic trainer device to get her off of my cat. One day she dragged her across the carpet by her collar, and she was yelling like Sahara was killing her. Guess what, since I got this device she has stopped, thank God. Now all I have to do is push the sound button as she runs, don't have to shock her, she knows if that doesn't work the shock comes next. Your B is so cute in the top pic by the title of your post.
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Abbey's best buddies with my son's 110 lb. rottie Mona and they have regular playdates in Mona's back yard. Abbey always comes home with Rottweiller slobber all over her head but amazingly enough, they never bite or snap or try to hurt each other. Abbey likes running with the big dogs because it apparently never occurred to her that at 22 lbs. she isn't one of the big dogs!
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My Sahara does this mauling thing just like your B. Why do they go for the throat
Its sad, it is like they are trying to rip off yak meat! He actually gets SCABS. When my husband takes him out to play boomer ball I make him crate the senji cause they are so mean to Connor. The poor boy deserves SOME time to play without 50 pounds of basenjis hanging off both sides of his head!
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Abbey likes running with the big dogs because it apparently never occurred to her that at 22 lbs. she isn't one of the big dogs!
LOL they make up for it with attitude!
