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damn! i keep forgetting to bring in the CD's with my training pic's to work so I can send them to you... is Monday going to be too late?? I have some pretty good ones.
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Thats fantastic news! I know myself how it feels to have a CRAZY dog who wont focus on you... after using Steves training in drive method on her for a while, I swear I have a different dog, now she is a dream to work with..
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Yep, I definantly want one of those ball thingys too (will email you direct Steve with details, etc) can we send in more than one picture for the competition?? I have several dogs and would like to submit 2 of each dog (one "still" shot and one "motion" shot).. is that ok???
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Ill be there! I enjoyed the last one so much there is no way ill miss out on this one... plus its a great excuse to have a play with miss flame!! (and see jbbb and flames_daddy too of course!!) if im able to bring karma along we'll have to test out that orange rubber toy of flames that makes that loud noise (karma will probably jump through rings of fire to get you to throw it for her)... if she completely trashes it ill buy you a new one...
p.s. would prefer a friday if possible...
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RIP little Roxy girl, you were taken before your time by a tragic accident. Your energy, smile and constant happiness will be sorely missed by all.
You left paw prints on the hearts of all those who met you and you will never be forgotten.
Condolences to Kelly, Tim and Tank.
Love always and forever,
Kelly, Luke, Ruby, Karma & Neo.
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I have a "portfolio" of before and after shots of dogs which I have either clipped or groomed including a cocker spaniel which was so badly matted that we took 1 1/2 kilos of hair off, now that is one hell of a lot of coat considering hair weighs so little.
poor cocker spaniel!!! ill bet you had your hands full with that one!!!
definantly go with the home-owned, but always ask for experience, qualifications and if possible, before and after shots... it would also be preferrable if they were members of P.I.A.A.
when I was looking into starting up a training business, I looked into franchises (i.e. dog tech, barkbusters, etc) I was pretty disapointed in the lack of support available and the fees etc that must be paid (not to mention the bad name that comes with some of those franchises!)... having your own business is definantly the way to go...
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lol, flame nearly got over the fence too... im pretty sure cindy said henrys neck was 65 cms!!
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lol, I love being mobbed too!! every time I look at the pic and see the expression on your face it makes me laugh... gosh henry is such a big boy! 65kgs of love...
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K9: have a look at the raised paw, frozen mouth,,, this is good focus work....
thanks steve, she has fantastic drive & focus (sure makes training easy!).. but how do I test for nerve? btw thanks for having that discussion on decoy work with me at the end of the nite..
Incidentally your rescued lab x staffy pup looks very healthy and extremely keen! Good on you for rescuing such a nice dog!.thanks flames daddy.. shes my pride and joy, shes the little one I was telling you about.. heres another photo from the night, lol, its of you being mobbed!
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oops, double post!
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all paid up and ready to go!!
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im loving this thread!!
Amhailte:
I was also wondering about Amstaffs and Pitbulls, would you say these dogs would be more suitable for protecion work than Staffords, or do they have the same temperament "drawbacks" as Staffords?And about staffords, wouldn't they be too small for bitework anyway? Even if my dog had the right temperament for protection training, he's so small that I'd be petrified he would get seriously hurt in a confrontation.
have seen 2 amstaffs do very well, I did some bite work with one last week, she hits hard, good bite too..
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I used to feed my dogs Supercoat but switched to Nutrience and although there is nothing wrong with Supercoat (its pretty good) ive been blown away in the change in my dogs since switching over... their coats are so shiny and the energy level is up, they look great, plus they love it!
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awww, sounds like i missed out on a great night... im looking forward to the dvd!!
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Hey Steve (k9 force) just wondering, is the book you were talking about (Applied Dog Behaviour) written by Steven R. Lindsay?
LOL, edited to add, Herr Rottweiler just answered my question... thanks!!!
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When i was looking at all the courses a while ago I actually liked the look of the DELTA better than NDTF.
cant say I know much about Delta, lol, I just asked steve where I should go and he recommended NDTF... I havent looked back since...
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I havent started the Obedience Trainer on yet - ive got it here though - how long did it take to do? As long as the SOA in Animal Care?
nope, no way near as long... only a matter of a few months with the obedience trainer one. they have exercises (un-graded) to do also so if you have your own dog it really helps (LOL, im guessing you do..)
I really cant recommend the NDTF course enough but if its not financially possible, try to get some hands-on volunteer experience with a good obedience club... you will learn so much more from it
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He will just have to owe me. Big time.
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Im allowed to film
YAY!!!.... will have money to steve tomorrow. Myszka, should I PM you with my address, etc?? and should I pay P&H to you??
K9 Force Info Night - Central Coast, Nsw
in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Posted · Edited by rubeedoo
LOL, im pretty sure jbbb and flames_daddy know how much im looking forward to it!!! my girl Karma is going to have a great time showing off and scabbing cuddles from everyone...