New arrivals for training

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Nette
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Is Radar still with you polmasie? Such a stunning dog
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cuda wrote:love the pics :-D
in the third picture -is that the spaniel version of hilda ogdens flying ducks over on the left hand side :lol:
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Yes that is so like the ducks flying across the chimney breast! Reminded me of this album cover:

http://headfullofsnow.com/robert-calver ... rfighters/

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Nette wrote:Is Radar still with you polmasie? Such a stunning dog
Unfortunately No Nette.
His training schedule has been completed,however I will be getting him back for the 'Grouse counting' ,later this year,and I will have him when the owner accompanies me on 'dogging in' ,and finally when he is 'complete' , around November when I can stand back and watch the big guy do his stuff ;)
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Polmaise wrote:
Nette wrote:Is Radar still with you polmasie? Such a stunning dog
Unfortunately No Nette.
His training schedule has been completed,however I will be getting him back for the 'Grouse counting' ,later this year,and I will have him when the owner accompanies me on 'dogging in' ,and finally when he is 'complete' , around November when I can stand back and watch the big guy do his stuff ;)
Excellent I shall look forward to an update on the big lad :)
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It was his birthday yesterday!
So the owner sent me a picture of him at his birthday party with his mates :lol: :lol:

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fantastic picture, Radar has the most amazingly upright attentive sitting position, a stunning dog.
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Polmaise wrote:It was his birthday yesterday!
So the owner sent me a picture of him at his birthday party with his mates :lol: :lol:

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He must have heard about the great birthday parties that go on at Polmaise towers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yea...like this one :lol: :lol:
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Polmaise wrote:Yea...like this one :lol: :lol:
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Your always up for a wee party Robert.
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Dog on Dog Aggression comes in all guises' it's not always a dominance thing!..

and this guy sure kicks up a storm when in the company of other dogs,and he is a guarder and food posessive (yet rarely hungry).
This is how we introduced him to some members of the pack.
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Of course under some controlled envoirenment he has 'learn himself',through a calm and structured process the 'art of introduction'.
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Calming signals and different interperatation is a common ground.This helps identify the triggers.
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Next on the Agenda, is a GSD who is a 'sheep chaser', and a nasty habit of chewing the owners house from the floorboards to the upstairs landing :lol: ....It is also dog on human aggressive,and a constant barker!! :brickwall: :whistle: ...
That sounds like Fun! :dance:
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