Cllicker Training - Cocker Pup (9mths)

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Re: Cllicker Training - Cocker Pup (9mths)

Post by Muirdubh »

Cheers will :-D

I should add that for the last two or three days she'd been getting excited and 'switched on' when I clapped rather than 'switched off'... in fact, she started to run to me and jumping up on me when I clapped my hands :-D
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GraemeGSP wrote:Cheers will :-D

I should add that for the last two or three days she'd been getting excited and 'switched on' when I clapped rather than 'switched off'... in fact, she started to run to me and jumping up on me when I clapped my hands :-D
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All these new fangled training aids. :mad: Do you realise I'll now have to buy chewing gum and put my false teesh in to chew it and make it "crack ?" :roll:

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Re: Cllicker Training - Cocker Pup (9mths)

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Stick tae yer party poppers ya miserable auld man! Saves having tae find yer teefs! :lol:

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Chewing Gum is hands free :lol:
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But not teef free.
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My teesh are at present residing in comfort within my jacket pocket where I put them after initially shaking hands with all the blokes and kissing all the wummin to wish them a happy new year at yesterdays shoot. :snooty:

At least I think I did it that way round ? :think: My eyesights not brilliant nowadays ! :lol:

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some excellent advice here hope you dont mind i have copied and pasted into my training section on my computer :)
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flattie1 wrote:some excellent advice here hope you dont mind i have copied and pasted into my training section on my computer :)
Including the bit about putting yer teefs in before chewing gum?

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Judy wrote:
flattie1 wrote:some excellent advice here hope you dont mind i have copied and pasted into my training section on my computer :)
Including the bit about putting yer teefs in before chewing gum?

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i'd say so yes :-D it makes sense to remind people to put their teefs in for those who have tried chewing gum without them :whistle:
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