sounds like you need to keep a better eye on them,and be careful not to let them out.You should work on his off-leash commands also,if you dont want this happening again.
I'm glad Buddy came home
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sounds like you need to keep a better eye on them,and be careful not to let them out.You should work on his off-leash commands also,if you dont want this happening again.
I'm glad Buddy came home
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We do, or at least I do...Originally Posted by sammy101
sounds like you need to keep a better eye on them,and be careful not to let them out.
I'm glad Buddy came home
We have one around the backyard what we need is one in the front yard, I've tried conviencing them to build one in the front but it's never going to happen. Plus, it won't work for Buddy, he jumps.
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she wasn't trying to be mean..We do, or at least I do...
Krista- owned by Rudy, Dixie, Miagi & Angel
Rocky, Jenny, Ginger Buster & Tiger .. forever loved & always in my heart..
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I wasn't trying to either, I was reffering to my sister letting Buddy out.
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i know i was watching my dog, rupert they just were to strongsounds like you need to keep a better eye on them,and be careful not to let them out.You should work on his off-leash commands also,if you dont want this happening again.
I'm glad Buddy came home
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Before you go outside for a walk, or leave a car, make SURE they are on a leash and you're holding the other end.. don't give them the chance to run off.
Also... don't let them offleash ANYWHERE. By a long training leash.. or go to a store and buy you're own rope to clip to their collars so you can choose the length.. it would probably be cheaper!
"Did you ever notice when you blow in a dog's face he gets mad at you?
But when you take him in a car he sticks his head out the window." -- Steve Bluestone
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