Upcoming Classes!

Take a look at our upcoming class schedule for January. You might want to get in on some of these classes:
Threes Company, January 6, Tuesdays, 6-6:45pm, 5 weeks, $200
Conformation, January 6, Tuesdays, 7pm, 4 weeks, $40
Conformation, January 7, Wednesdays, 12noon, 4 weeks, $40
Skills for the Show Ring (Pleasanton), January 9, Fridays, 6pm, 5 weeks, $150
Puppy Preschool, January 15, Thursdays, 6pm, 6 weeks, $165
Manners to the Max, January 15, Thursdays, 7pm, 4 weeks, $110
Puppy Preschool (CV), January 10, 10am, 6 weeks, $165
Beginning Obedience/Manners (CV), January 10, 9am, 6 weeks, $165
Confidence Building for Marshmallows, January 17, 12noon, 3 weeks, $100
Register here for all classes except Castro Valley classes, which you must register for on the Castro Valley Adult School website.

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The Italian Connection Harry the Spinone

Let me introduce you to Harry, an Italian Spinone.
Harry arrived yesterday for a days "try out", prior to any long term boarding. Hes as gentle as he looks and those eyes .... !
Janet

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Hunting Dog Training

There are forms of hunting which are now illegal in the UK but some forms of hunting are not. Bird hunting seems to be a popular hunting sport for dogs and handlers. Hunting dog training is a lengthy, time consuming process which at the end is very worth it! You have to be completely dedicated and willing to put in a great deal of time to get the desired effects.

There are three essential commands when teaching your dog to hunt. The commands are "whoa", "come" and "heel". Handlers believe that "whoa" is the most important of all three and is crucial when hunting birds, your dog needs to understand that when you say "whoa" you need to your dog to stop completely in its tracks, no matter where it is or what it is doing, this command is not only helpful in hunting but can also save your dog’s life in other situations such as traffic!

Hunting dog training is quite a specific training field and needs to be done by professional hunters. They have the best knowledge and information on how to optimise your dogs hunting potential. Many people think hunters use their dogs but they adore their dogs very much and treasure them as they would children, in fact most of them are like little spoiled kids!

Hunters believe that if you can "whoa" your dog you have the hardest part over and done with. You can make him stand still while you rush to him and congratulate him on a hard days work, that’s what it’s all about; making sure your dog knows he’s done good! Always take a lot of time praising him in a soft soothing voice, dogs are born to make their masters happy and when he knows what makes (he will know because you praise him when he does what makes you happy) you happy he will constantly get better and better at the task you are asking him to do.

Apparently even the best champion only ever has his dog command "whoa", "come" and "heel". His dog does it to perfection though. A lot of breeds of dog today are being interbred to produce a perfect hunting dog. All dogs have a great potential to become the greatest hunting dog in the world, you just need to give him some hunting dog training. Experts say that half an hour a day when the dog is under one year old, and when the dog is over the year mark one hour a day three days a week is all it takes to train your dog in the ways of a hunter!

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Dog Training Aids

You may think that dog training aids are out there for you to spend money and not actually reap any benefits from. That is not the case. Dog training aids are there to help you succeed in teaching your dog, this could be teaching him obedience, agility or any other type of teaching you want to do. There are many aids available but only a certain few will work with your dog and his temperament.
I find the best training aid to be treats, small pieces of human food chopped up and given to him when he has done something good has always worked wonders, that is unless your dog doesn’t really have an interest in treats. This is a really cheap method of a training aid but if you want to blow some cash there are hundreds of options available for you.
For dog agility training aids that are available are e.g. anti bark collars. Many dogs have a problem when they do dog agility. They start barking constantly basically because of the hype involved. Anti bark collars do one of two things or sometimes both, they give a small electric charge when your dog barks and spray some water up into their face. People may think this is cruel but it is completely harmless. It just lets your dog know that barking is not acceptable. These collars are available at pet shops and on the internet and are not too expensive.
For dog obedience some dog training aids that are available are dog clickers, the newest craze out on the market which allows owners instead of associating sit with a word they use a click instead and reward with treats, no punishment allowed. Another aid available is a harness; this gets fitted around your dog’s upper body so when you are teaching him to heel a slight tug on the harness pulls him back completely. The harness is a widely used obedience aid and is greatly used for bigger dogs such as German shepherds and Rottweilers.
There are also dog training aids available for around the home. These are simple and effective. Many people turn to dog training aids when nothing else has worked but they don’t have to be the last thing you try, with aids so cheap these days there is no reason why you cant invest in something that will make your dogs learning process a lot more exciting!

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Dog Training Problems By Anthony W Robinson

If you have problems in training dogs, youre not alone. In fact, most people who are dog owners who wish they knew how to effectively train their dog. Fortunately, there are several good ways to teach your dog obedience, and with what Ill show you in this article, you can be well on your way to have a dog behaves well. First, I must dispel a myth when it comes to issues of training dogs.

You can not teach an old dog new tricks

In fact, you can. Although it is easier to train a puppy, it is certainly not impossible to train an adult dog. Certainly, you need more time to train an adult dog because it is already learned behavior, but it can be done. I let you in on a little secret of dog training: it takes time and consistency. Most people mistakenly believe that this will happen overnight, but it will not. The dogs you see who are well trained obtained in this way because of the commitment of their owner.

My dog will not walk on a leash!

It is a common problem when a dog will not walk on a leash. Okay, maybe the dog will walk, but not the way you want him? The main reason for this behavior is because your dog does not respect you. I know that sounds harsh, but its the truth. Remember that dogs are pack animals and behave as such. Your dog is looking for alpha dog, which is supposed to be you. If you do not alpha behavior, your dog will assume this role and you walk around the block. If your dog pulls, lung, walks too fast or too slow, because they understand they are responsible and go wherever and whenever they want during your walk. To correct this, start by reducing the dog of force to walk beside you. Ideally, you want him to walk a little behind you, but you must work in May for this. Also, make walking the dog on the same side of you every time. This will again establishes the domination and make your dog more in line.

I have no dog, I have a kangaroo!

Ah, yes - jumping beans. Jumping Up is a very common problem in dogs, but according to the size of your dog, may be painful. Jumping is one of the easiest dog training to correct the problems, because it is your fault. I hate to say it, but you learned your dog jumping on you, now you teach them not to do so. When your dog is a puppy running and more, jumping on your lap, did you consider him and pet? If you did, you taught him to jump to get affection. Your dog does not realize that it is exorbitant and you bruise, it is literally jumping for joy. What to do? This is the easy part. To stop this problem, simply turn the back of your dog. Remember that your dog is a pack animal needs and social acceptance. By turning its back on him, he will learn that jumping results to be avoided. Since your dog desire is to please you, it will soon stop jumping to find your approval.

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Crate Training Dogs How to Crate Train the Adult Rescue Dog By Adrian Van Drunen

When it comes to crate training dogs, puppies are by far the easiest to train because they are young, they learn and adapt faster. At times, it is necessary to train an adult dog to use a crate. Most often, these are adult dogs that were rescued from a shelter and never learned the difference between inside and outside, when it comes to relieve themselves.

NOTE: All dogs can be trained cash, some may panic and injure themselves.

When this is not a crisis and you have the time to devote to most dogs can be trained body. To start this process you want to leave the cage door open, maybe put in some padding (if the dog does not chew). With the door open, start giving your dog a treatment, they have in some meals, again, nothing to reassure them that this is a good place. Never exceed the length of time that you have a dog in there, when they are ready to leave, let them. At first, their confidence is fragile and will be difficult to regain once lost. Once the dog is happy and comfortable with the door open fund, it is time to start closing the door, short, with the same types of courses on positive reinforcement. Stay in the room for now until the level of comfort is there, then in early May, leaving the room ... more ... BRIEFLY town. Once this level of comfort is good, you increase the time you went up to the time you need.

As you can see at fund the training of dogs especially if an adult, you must be patient and understanding, you do not want to push the animal in May or you end up doing more harm than good. In the case where a box is just not going to work, in May you want to try a small space in the kitchen on board by using baby gates.

For more information on other funds for training or information on training obedience visit Obedient K-9

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Love Is

......... my big brother.
I thought Id post a photo of these two characters, Mylo ( the pillow ) and youngster Cleveland ( the head ).
Paul took this during his lunch yesterday, after hed been out with them for a couple of hours. Now two hours walking is one thing, but if you add to the equation a river and sticks, you may as well double it, looking at the evidence !

Later today I hope to take a few pics of my training guests, Teddie and Clara, both of whom are progessing very well.

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Puppy Dog Training For Obedience – How To Train Your Dog Puppy Properly by Davion Wong

Puppy dog training for obedience is a topic close to the heart of dog lovers. Now, getting a new puppy in the house can be as joyous as having a new baby at home. It brings much excitement to everyone especially the kids. But you need to make sure that buying the puppy is not a decision made in haste or at the spur of the moment. Dogs are living creatures and not just gifts that need no maintenance. Though a little puppy can bring so much laughter and happiness, they do require a great deal of training and when that happens, it is not a fun thing to do. Expect work if you want to train puppy dog well.

Dogs are like human beings. They too have temperament as well. Surprised? A puppy’s temperament depends on their birth place and his/her breed. So pay a bit of attention here about different breeds and their personalities in order to know how to train your dog puppy correctly. Rottweilers, bull dogs, boxers and German shepherds are guard dogs and they are born with natural instincts to love and protect their human companions. Gun dogs, pointer and Labradors are born and reared as hunting dogs. Because of their background, they are naturally energetic.

Bearded and border collies, on the other hand, being herding dogs are bred and reared on farmland, and are rather active and curious about their surroundings. They are known to love moving around and don’t sit still well. You have to be a little careful when you bring them to live in cities as they may be anxious and a bit scared and nervous since they are not used to the modern environment.

Training dog puppy needs time. But do not be unduly worried as it often takes a couple of weeks before it learns dog obedience. What you need is a little bit of patience and the amount of effort you put into it. One piece of good news is you do not have to spend hours to train dog puppies as it only takes a few minutes each day over a few times. That’s all it takes.

The very first task to train dog puppy is its obedience in simple commands like come, sit, heel, stay and fetch. These are easy to follow and most puppies are able to learn that quite fast. As they grow older and bigger, you can move on to include more advanced commands like rolling over, pawing and even play dead. One thing good about training dog puppies is they are very open towards learning. They are like blank pieces of paper ready to be written on. So training a puppy dog can be quite a fun experience especially when it starts responding to you.

Like kids, what they learn in their initial growing up months would be engrained in their memories. The puppy dog training for obedience would also shape their behaviors later. All it takes is a simple rule, stick with the few minutes per session routine and keep repeating as a reminder.

Puppy dog training for obedience is so important as untrained puppies can be rather mischievous. Since they are young, during their teething stage, they develop a natural chewing behavior. This can be quite damaging for your furniture as the holes they leave can be numerous in numbers. It is good to therefore start training dog puppies early so that they learn to differentiate what is wrong and what is right behavior.

Dog owners may resort to using dog training devices or products to aid puppy dog training but this is really not that essential. A little bit more of practicing and repeating the simple commands everyday would go a long way. The whole puppy dog training takes approximately a few months. Yes it may seem tough but the rewards would be great. At the end of the training, your puppy would grow up to be a loving and obedient dog that makes a great companion.

If you are keen to find out the specific commands to execute to properly teach and train your puppy, find out from my dog obedience website where you can learn some quick and effective dog obedience training techniques to train your puppy dog.

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Goodbye Teddie Hello Tilly

Recently Ive had a young Border Collie staying with me, who if truth be told, proved to be quite a challenge - and I couldnt understand why.
Arriving for residential training, Teddie just wasnt as receptive as most dogs are. She was a rather anxious dog to say the least, and I wondered if I would ever be able to allow her off the long line without seeing her run into the distance, oblivious to my commands.
As Paul said, "shes a difficult one to figure out".
On contacting her owner, I discovered that shed been taken from her mother at FOUR weeks and taken at five. As any good breeder will tell you, you can collect your pup when he/she is two months old.
This information put a new light on things and, with this information in the back of my mind, had a rethink of the most appropriate way to train this lovely young animal.
Adopting a variety of methods improved things greatly and, as you can see, Teddie did advance to walking off lead on the Fells - and enjoying herself !
In truth I was sad to see her leave as, despite the problems I encountered early on, Id managed to solve them and ended up with a very loving dog who would do anything for me.

Teddie - NO lead and returning to my recall ---- brilliant !

My latest challenge ( and I mean challenge !) is Tilly, an 8 month old Dalmatian who, on arrival, could be seen before she could be heard !
Tilly has been a real handful for her owners and I really respect them for not taking the easy root and rehoming her. Her selfish ways have not endeared her to them anymore than the general whining and howling for attention did to me. But those were the early days and now, over two weeks since she arrived, Tilly is turning a corner. Her manners have improved greatly and when told to sit she does - until told to do otherwise.
But as the photograph below shows, all this training can be a little taxing - especially if theres a nice warm Aga close by !

"Dont get too comfortable Tilly, were not done yet!"

Janet

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To Treat or Not to Treat

Food rewards are one of the most effective ways to train your dog. Not really a big news flash there - just about everyone knows that Fido will do just about anything for some freeze-dried liver. The question isn’t if food rewards are effective, it’s when and how often should they be used? Should we use treats for every behavior we want to teach, and should we use them for problem behaviors we want changed?

Some trainers rely on the use of treats solely and rarely do any kind of training without their trusty treat bag, while others downright refuse to use treats at all. So it’s not surprising that there is some confusion on when is the appropriate time to use treats when working with our dogs. Personally, I believe that treats are a very powerful tool to train dogs, but that many situations are better addressed without the use of food.

To shape a new behavior (like teaching a dog to sit, or down), there’s nothing better than a tasty tid-bit to lure your dog. Treats should always be the first thing you go to when teaching any obedience command or trick. It’s simple, it’s easy and it works like a charm in almost every case. For those rare dogs that are not all that food motivated, the treats lose their power and we then to try another reward (like toys or affection). However, ninety five percent of dogs will perform quite well when motivated by their favorite snack.

I do not use treats for many behavioral issues though. For example, something like dog reactivity is best addressed without treats. I’ve seen people literally throwing treats at their dogs in an attempt to distract them from an approaching dog. Even if the distraction works and the dog ignores the other dog, at best you are putting a very temporary band aid on the problem. Instead, you need to work with the dog at a distance, change his state of mind and him move him forward. I’ve found simply walking dogs together to be the best way to work on this – with your treats holstered.

The big exception here is for cases of anxiety or fear. Then in addition to be very respectful of each dogs threshold of tolerance to a given stimulus, treats (especially high impact treats) can be used to encourage the dog to work slowly past his fears and reshape his perception to something positive.

Every situation and dog is different, so it’s not as easy as black and white. As a general rule I always use treats to shape new behaviors and rarely to alleviate a problem behavior. Since I think that raising dogs is very similar to raising kids I’ll give you an analogy with my kids. If my one daughter hits her sister and then stops hitting her, I’m not going to give her a reward for stopping. The rule is you don’t hit your sister and it’s time for me to do some parenting. But if my daughter refrains from hitting her sister in a situation that she usually does, I would reward her like crazy.

Now let’s take a similar situation with your dog. Let’s say my dog is chewing the rug and then stops as I come into the room. I’m not going to reward the cessation of her chewing, but instead I’m going to do some leadership (aka parenting). However, if my dog is a rug chewer and is headed toward the rug and she ignores it on her own or with a mild verbal correction from me, I’ll shower her with treats.

That’s my take on the treat paradox. Remember treats should always be used as rewards and not bribes. Treats are great but be cautious about spitting them out like a popcorn machine.

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Therapy Dog Training Working With Your Dog by Dean Iggo

Therapy dog training, while important, is something with which many people are not familiar. A therapy dog is one that is used to do animal assisted therapy and activities. Organizations train the dog to help people in hospitals, schools, nursing homes, and virtually anywhere people need some sort of therapy. So, then, how do dogs become therapy dogs? It is a fairly simple process.

A Good Citizen

Though the requirements for therapy dog training vary from state to state, it is almost universal that the dog must be certified as a canine good citizen. In order to receive that, you have to train your dog to be focused and well behaved around distractions. Generally your local animal shelter or even a therapy dog training center will have classes available for you to learn how to turn your dog into a canine good citizen.

Classes for Therapy

Therapy dog training can start as soon as your dog has been certified as a canine good citizen. The training consists mainly of teaching your dog how to ignore things like hospital equipment and school noises that he or she may not be used to being around. They also train the dog to help with simple activities and therapy with those who need it. However, in many cases, the therapy is really just the presence of the dog. Those using the services of dogs trained in how to perform the therapy can be anything from walking them, to reading to them, to simply being around them.

Where to Go

If you are interested in therapy dog training for your four legged pal, then you should check out the internet or your local yellow pages. Whether you live in Virginia, California, or anywhere else, there is an organization in your area that will help you not only teach your dog how to become a therapy dog, but also get him out in the community and doing his part. Additionally, you can volunteer to help with everything from training to the therapy itself. Just get in contact with your local organization.

Therapy dog training can be incredibly rewarding. When you teach your dog how to react to the situations with which he will be presented, you are putting him in a situation to be more than just a pet. You and your dog together can be real additions to the community and help your fellow man.

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6 Dog Training Tips For A Well Trained Well Behaved Pet by Shannon Lueck

Dogs are considered mans best friend. Throughout the ages and of all animals, dogs have been mans companion. More than companions, dogs serve a variety of functions. There are working dogs (e.g., police dogs) and dogs that are used as guides for the disabled. Farmers and livestock owners use dogs for herding, and some home owners get dogs specifically to guard their property.

Whatever the primary purpose of a particular breed of dog is, its important that it receive proper training. Many dog training professionals will attest to the importance of having a well-trained dog. You dont have to be a professional dog trainer to train your dog. You can do simple activities to teach your pet how to behave.

Dog training tip #1: Curbing your dogs digging behavior

As a dog owner, you need to understand that dogs are social animals. When they are lonely or alone, dogs resort to digging. Loneliness isnt the only reason dogs dig, though. In some instances, dogs that dig are experiencing some sort of nutrient deficiency. To make up for this condition, dogs oftentimes would eat the dirt they dig. If your dog tends to dig a lot, spend more time with him. It also pays to have your dog checked up to make sure that his health is in good condition.

Dog training tip #2: Potty training your dog

A reward-based method works best when potty training your dog. To use this method, give your dog a treat after it potties in the right place. Following up good behavior with a reward will make it easier for your dog to remember doing good behavior.

Dog training tip #3: Repetition is key

Whenever you are trying to teach your dog something -- whether its a trick or making your dog obey a command -- repetition is important. Repetition and consistency are keys that will help your dog understand a command. To test if your dog knows a command after so many repetitions, test him without any assistance. Do this at least three consecutive times to make sure that your dogs grasp of a command is not simply a fluke.

Dog training tip #4: Communicating with your dog

When training your dog to follow a certain command or do a certain thing, its vital that you not just issue the command out. Its also important that you direct your dog how to perform a command or drill as well as correct your dog if he doesnt follow the command properly. Be consistent when you are issuing out commands and trying to teach your dog to develop certain behaviors. For instance, if you are trying to teach your dog not to chew on slippers or shoes, do not praise him one day when you see him chewing on a slipper.

Dog training tip #5: Proper timing in training your dog

Its always best -- and professional dog trainers will recommend this -- to train your dog when it is still a puppy. When it comes to training dogs, it is indeed true that old dogs cant learn new tricks. So start training your dog early.

Dog training tip #6: Let your dog know youre the boss

Dogs are pack animals, which means they follow a hierarchy. Thus, when training your dog, its important that you establish yourself as the alpha dog (the leader). Your dog needs to understand that he is the submissive being. Avoid showing any fear when your dog snaps back. Doing so will break the established hierarchy you have with your dog. When your dog is doing his exercises, never allow your dog to stop mid-way or not complete the exercise. Firmly let your dog know that it should do what you, the alpha dog, wants him to do.

Dog training tip #6: Act around your dog

Your puppy will naturally want to chew on things so give your puppy an outlet for his chewing urges. You can give your puppy a chew bone to chew. If your puppy tries to chew on you, yelp loudly, fold your arms and ignore your puppy for about ten minutes. When a puppy becomes too rough on other puppies, the others yelp and tend to ignore the puppy. However, you may need to assess your puppys personality because he may react to the yelping by biting more and even harder. If this happens, you may need to apply a more aggressive approach.

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The Time is Now

This weekend I did a phone consultation with a family with an aggressive Rottweiler. In addition to being very aggressive with strangers, he also shows aggressive behavior toward his human family. He will not let anyone handle him, resource guards just about everything, and cannot safely be taken to the vet.

I learned that the dog is eight years old and when asked how long the dog has been exhibiting the aggression, I was told for pretty much his entire life. For eight years his aggression has been slowly escalating and they have been living a life of constant management of it.

Recently, the dog was diagnosed with Diabetes which requires them to give insulin shots to him twice a day. When they attempted to give him the shots he reacted aggressively toward them. Without the insulin he will get weak and eventually die. That’s when they called me.

I did my best to give them some suggestions on how to best give the shots with some kind of safety, as well as how to work on changing his reactive behavior, but I didn’t have much confidence that it would be successful.

Early on Sunday, I emailed them inquiring on how things were going. The response I got was disheartening but not unexpected. They attempted to give him his injection but were unable to do it safely. Without the insulin, the dog got gradually weaker and they had to make the hard decision to put him down.

Eight years ago this aggression began, was unaddressed and continued to escalate. This did not have to end up way. Some of you may be quick to judge this family and wonder how could they have let it come to this? How could they not have done something about the aggression long ago? These questions seem reasonable but these were not bad people who didn’t care about their dog. They are like so many dog owners out there that either don’t see the issues with their dog realistically, or assume that they will get better without taking steps to correct them. It’s more common than you think.

The time to fix the issues with your dog is right now. Waiting and hoping they will improve will rarely do anything but make the rehabilitation harder and more time consuming. It’s all a numbers game. The longer your dog has been doing a behavior, the longer it will take to change it. It is possible to improve any dog’s behavior, but if they’ve been acting a certain way for years, things are not going to change in a week or two. And the longer you wait and trickier it is to work with.

So if your own dog has some issues that are concerning you, don’t wait, hoping for the best. Get proactive and start taking the steps today to improve the situation as soon as possible. Your dog is worth it.

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Toddle Cottage our new home

All the removal boxes have finally been opened and we are now well and truely settled into Toddle Cottage. The views from our kitchen and living rooms show our garden, one of our fields and 1100 feet Knipe Scar. The views from the top are wonderful and no doubt will feature in future posts.

What a beautiful view to wake up to

Room with a view

Earlier this week 5 month old Nelly reminded me of how much fun being young was when she was discovered that Autumn leaves can be a huge amount of fun !
Put "energy" into any Thesaurus search engine and one of the words offered will be a name - Nelly !!

"Mouth open Im ready to catch"

"Missed again.  Better wait until I have better eye to mouth coordination !

Life is as hectic as usual, with my sheep chasing courses being in demand. After the USA and Australia, I now have a request for help from someone living in Croatia ! Probably help with another Skype lesson.

For the past week Ive had two residential training dogs staying with me - Clara and Teddie. The former is a young black Labrador who is full of mischief while Teddie is an all white Border Collie (all white but for some interesting patterns on her ears).
So far Im very pleased with the speed at which both dogs are learning and more importantly the fact that they have learnt some proper manners, by which I mean they no longer try and barge past people to leave the room etc. They now respect me and my home which is exactly what I want both now and when they return to their owners.
Both dogs are staying for a few weeks and will definately feature in future posts along with photographs of them.

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Battle of the Giants

Finally, Honey has met a dog she can look straight into the eyes of without suffering neck strain - and shes loving every minute of it!
Tilly is here for several weeks and is more than a match for my little dog. Theres never any problems created between the two, just alot of mad dashes and even madder glances at each other ! 

"At last ...... Im taller than another dog !!! "

The lovely dry weather somewhat disguises the real nip thats in the air when Im out on the tops. However, Pauls dog Jaffa and young Jaxson, who is boarding with me, seem completely unaware of it.

Jaffa (L) and Jaxson (R)

I have a first at the moment - namely Theo is the first German Shepherd who has boarded with me.
At just 6 months old, hes a large dog ..... even more so if youre a Chihuahua. However, Theos curiosity as to "whats this funny little thing ?" has been met with a rather cold reception by the Diva ! A few snaps here and a few snaps there have told him to back off, before she struts away, tail in the air !
Thank goodness Honey is a dog and not a human !

Day One and Theo decides to rest by the bosses chair !

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