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Hopefully that picture has attached ok,I'm not sure how to embed the picture into a comment.
This is my Cavalier King Charles called Cookie.
We got him as a rescue when he was 6 months old. He was got to help me out of a depression after my dad passed away and he is the apple of my eye
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Ah stop @muddypaws. You don't have both do you? They're only gorgeous... you don't need a babysitter do you? 😉
Lol Bran, the black fella came out of Carlow Kilkenny pound last May and unfortunately is incredibly dog reactive outside of the house, he's petrified of most of the world, hence the long line on him as he has scaled a 7 foot wall twice to go and attack passing dogs. Diefer, the flecked pup is now 7 months old and already has a record for theft, so if you want to babysit, don't bring anything you value
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Lol Bran, the black fella came out of Carlow Kilkenny pound last May and unfortunately is incredibly dog reactive outside of the house, he's petrified of most of the world, hence the long line on him as he has scaled a 7 foot wall twice to go and attack passing dogs. Diefer, the flecked pup is now 7 months old and already has a record for theft, so if you want to babysit, don't bring anything you value
Lol. I'm down a pair of flip flops, 2 pairs of slippers and a remote control with the current foster. After the first few times I fostered I no longer own anything valuable within doggy reach...
Poor Bran. Still no luck improving things?0 -
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Lol. I'm down a pair of flip flops, 2 pairs of slippers and a remote control with the current foster. After the first few times I fostered I no longer own anything valuable within doggy reach...
Poor Bran. Still no luck improving things?
Lol. Diefer likes to remove anything he can drag out into the garden, that includes dog beds, chair cushions - the bit you sit on, no matter how big. Last week he trotted proudly back into the house with the bread knife in his mouth, taunting the other dogs, thankfully none.of them took him up on his offer to play tug.
There is slight improvement with Bran, he had a nice walk on a beach in Donegal last week with a female ridgeback, in and out of the van a few times that day for toilet breaks, seeing other dogs and he didn't react. He plays lots with Diefer so I don't know if that's releasing something for him. He's not throwing himself at doors at the moment when a dog barks in the distance and can even be outside when that happens and ignores it sometimes. The poor boy is so traumatised, something very bad happened to him. If I raise my voice for any reason, he runs to a corner and literally puts his arm up to protect himself, front leg up over his head
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Gorgeous, how old and do the owners run?
She's about 9 or 10 months I think. They do indeed, and bike and paddle. She's still only doing small amounts as she is such a baby, but learning about how to be a trail dog most weekends!
It's rare I get to mind her as she is usually out and about adventuring 0 -
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She's about 9 or 10 months I think. They do indeed, and bike and paddle. She's still only doing small amounts as she is such a baby, but learning about how to be a trail dog most weekends!
It's rare I get to mind her as she is usually out and about adventuring
Point them in the direction of Canicross Ireland, there is a FB group, running and bikejore, pointers usually love it and are very good at it0 -
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I don't want to drag this off the pic topic so I'll stop after this, but I really feel for anyone with a reactive dog. I had a gsd that I babysat for a short time and i just felt terrible for him, and everyone else he terrified by making such a fuss. It broke my heart that I couldnt do anything for him- he was such a fab dog when i took him out by himself on the farm.There is slight improvement with Bran, he had a nice walk on a beach in Donegal last week with a female ridgeback, in and out of the van a few times that day for toilet breaks, seeing other dogs and he didn't react. He plays lots with Diefer so I don't know if that's releasing something for him. He's not throwing himself at doors at the moment when a dog barks in the distance and can even be outside when that happens and ignores it sometimes. The poor boy is so traumatised, something very bad happened to him. If I raise my voice for any reason, he runs to a corner and literally puts his arm up to protect himself, front leg up over his head0 -
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