Just have to share...

Tranceypoo

A friend of mine on Facebook just posted something about her dog eating something mad that he shouldn't have eaten, he is fine but someone posted that the dog had probably eaten it because he thinks it's human food and that means he thinks he's higher up the pack than he actually is.....I don't know the guy but I had to politely comment that it was a load of old nonsense.....just had to share...

wexie

Tranceypoo wrote: »

A friend of mine on Facebook just posted something about her dog eating something mad that he shouldn't have eaten, he is fine but someone posted that the dog had probably eaten it because he thinks it's human food and that means he thinks he's higher up the pack than he actually is.....I don't know the guy but I had to politely comment that it was a load of old nonsense.....just had to share...

Will you ask him what it means when my dog eats catpoo?

tk123

Crap - I just fed the dogs my leftovers!

Tranceypoo

well clearly neither of you are leaders of your pack and your dog's are plotting to take control....they'll be up on the sofas next....

Nody

tk123 wrote: »

Crap - I just fed the dogs my leftovers!

That's ok as long as you make them see you eat it first showing you're the boss who gets the choice cuts though to be on the safe side you can roll them over a few times and hold them down to really show them how Alpha you are.*


*For anyone not aware this is said in jest; never, ever, try to do a so called alpha roll on your dog

sillysmiles

How did the facebook conversation go after that Tracey? I've been "re-educating" my boss and colleagues in work re dog training theory etc recently too. Spreading the word!

VonVix

One of my dogs keeps jumping on the bed and crawling into my arms during the night, not only is he trying to become the pack leader I think he's trying to become my boyfriend too.

What do I do?!

muddypaws

If you put a husky on his back and hold him down, is that an Arctic roll? :pac:

DBB

tk123 wrote: »

Crap - I just fed the dogs my leftovers!

VonVix wrote: »

One of my dogs keeps jumping on the bed and crawling into my arms during the night, not only is he trying to become the pack leader I think he's trying to become my boyfriend too.

What do I do?!

:eek:
Don't waste one more moment you both... you need to urinate on your dogs immediately.
That'll show them!






:pac::pac::pac:

Tranceypoo

sillysmiles wrote: »

How did the facebook conversation go after that Tracey? I've been "re-educating" my boss and colleagues in work re dog training theory etc recently too. Spreading the word!

No reference to it, he didn't comment again, she hasn't commented again, a few comedy comments about what the dog ate, that seems to be it....I think some people just aren't that interested

sillysmiles

I generally let people tell me how much they love dogs and love CM etc. I nod and make non committal comments and when they are finished waxing about their love of animals I tend to go - "but you know that whole CM thing is bollix and there's no such thing as alpha theory, right?"

tk123

DBB wrote: »

:eek:
Don't waste one more moment you both... you need to urinate on your dogs immediately.
That'll show them!






:pac::pac::pac:

I don't think that'll work - they've already achieved their goal of taking my bed! Note that they've left me no leg room and expect me to slot in across the top!

DBB

tk123 wrote: »

I don't think that'll work - they've already achieved their goal of taking my bed! Note that they've left me no leg room and expect me to slot in across the top!

What you need to do is get a third dog. That'll sort out your problem of them leaving even a corner of the bed for you