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    Sami looks like a buff one. Those ankle dogs are great for football season and practice punt offs or field goal kicks . Kidding what a little cutie!!

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    Yesterday it scared the *&^% out of me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Yes our pup is chained up and really get no exercise, but that is due to construction still in our yard.

    So anyways,, I caught her doing it. While chained, she hopped on top of her dog house and from there try to get over a 8' privacy fence. She tried and fell.

    I did not see it, but my 9 yr old son witness the crime.

    But I ran outside and she could not get up on her hind legs. I was scared for the moment that she had thigh issues, but the breader assured me that his blood line of dogs will not have that issue.

    Anyways,,, I ran over to her rescue, kind of picked up her hind area and she feel back down. Not even a tear or whine out of her. So I attempted again and she slowly got her strenght back. I unleased her and in about 20 secs she was running around the pool and chasing the ball. So it was not a leg issue, it was due to no exercise. I am guilty. We made coupld of walks on the leash and she pulls harder on my shoulder then a 12guage shot gun with a buck shot. She is that strong. I can't wait to get the shock collar and startworking with her. She does not deserve to be chained and I am guilty as charged
    Last edited by Pool_Mike; 09-27-2006 at 10:11 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pool_Mike View Post
    So it was not a leg issue, it was due to no exercise. I am guilty.
    That is also why she is so hyper and will tear up your stuff. A tired dog=a good dog. We take our boxer pup (18 weeks) on two 30-minute walks every day.

    Try Cesar's book "Cesar's Way" - it really helped us understand what we needed to give our dog so that the dog does what you want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simmons99 View Post
    That is also why she is so hyper and will tear up your stuff. A tired dog=a good dog.

    I can agree, but let me tell you about the shock collar I received today.

    All I am going to say is wow!! With'in 1 hour my dog obeyed and even walked on leash around my pool along my side. Never ever she did that ever!!!

    The shock collar works very well. Best 100.00 investment I ever did to benefit the pooch.
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    Is the colar waterproof. What brand did you buy?

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    yes. its waterproof.


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    Ok, this is getting bad. Our lab is constantly jumping in the pool. Looks like shock collar time once again.
    Last edited by Pool_Mike; 05-29-2007 at 10:19 AM.
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    Petsmart or their premium brand Innotek are the best systems. We have three siberian huskies and people always say the collars don't work on them - but out three are great on the collars. They lives outside at least 18 hours a day.

    We recently bought a transmitter that works inside also. It will put out a small adjustable field and we use it to keep the dogs out of the living room.

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