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| coinsky |
 1st Mar 2012, 12:56 pm
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Both of my boys want to chase cows
 So we did some 'how to be calm and behave around cows' training on our walk. How to say hello nicely (and not bark at them to make them run Mr Kofi!  ) He was a bit of a hit and they all wanted to say hello   Shilah saying hello and not leaping about   Mummy says we must not chase cows   And a few other pics from our lovely walk this morning Shy delighted when he spotted a puddle       -------------------- |
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| Amaranth |
1st Mar 2012, 12:58 pm
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Lovely boys - they were really good.
Fabby pics |
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| shirls |
1st Mar 2012, 12:59 pm
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Absolutely Fantastic pics
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| alpha female |
1st Mar 2012, 2:28 pm
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Aww, they're lovely pictures (as always).
Saffy (our girl GSD) loves other animals- cows especially because they are always so curious  |
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| janeddie |
1st Mar 2012, 3:31 pm
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What beautifully well behaved lads
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| sallysmam |
1st Mar 2012, 5:37 pm
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The boys are beautiful
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| amber |
1st Mar 2012, 9:35 pm
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Wow, great cow training (for some reason I had visions of you clicker training the cows)
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| Jenny.Wren |
1st Mar 2012, 9:39 pm
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lovely pictures
i get so envious seeing all the lovely pictures of off-lead doggies, but with Ellie it just wasn't meant to be. |
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| coinsky |
1st Mar 2012, 9:51 pm
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QUOTE(janeddie @ 1st Mar 2012, 3:31 pm)  What beautifully well behaved lads QUOTE(amber @ 1st Mar 2012, 9:35 pm) Wow, great cow training (for some reason I had visions of you clicker training the cows) Thanks all.  That's one of my favourite walks cos it's just under 3 hours and I am unlucky if I meet one dog.  The cow training is still a work in progress, Shilah is curious but also skittish and wants to jump about and bark at them and that usually makes the cows skittish which makes Shilah worse. And Kofi has learnt that if barks then they all run stampeding off and that is great fun. So, now we have to do lots of 'leave it' work when we pass cows. -------------------- |
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| dawnmb |
2nd Mar 2012, 8:51 am
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Fab photos. They were both so good! I do love your boys just a bit. -------------------- Phoenix Dog Rescue
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| Lindsay |
2nd Mar 2012, 9:58 am
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What a lovely walk and photos, I love the one of Shilah all delighted, and Kofi carrying his (whatever it is
).Looks like it was a lovely morning! xx |
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| ann2k |
4th Mar 2012, 9:33 am
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Fantastic pic's once again, your dogs are so well behaved, bless em
Im yest to introduce Lola to the cows (i think she would run a mile) we have lovely walks here & the meadows are a favourite place, the cows are not on them yet, but when they are we have to be extremely careful, as they have been known to attack the public, but i love the cows they are so pretty. |
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| coinsky |
4th Mar 2012, 11:29 am
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QUOTE Fab photos. They were both so good! I do love your boys just a bit. Thanks.  QUOTE What a lovely walk and photos, I love the one of Shilah all delighted, and Kofi carrying his (whatever it is ).Shilah was so funny, he saw the puddle and did a proper 'Ooooh muddy puddle  ' skipptey hop into it. QUOTE Fantastic pic's once again, your dogs are so well behaved, bless em Im yest to introduce Lola to the cows (i think she would run a mile) we have lovely walks here & the meadows are a favourite place, the cows are not on them yet, but when they are we have to be extremely careful, as they have been known to attack the public, but i love the cows they are so pretty.There were loose cows in Scotland which we gave a wide berth to, I try and avoid actually walking through a cow field with my two. They are ok on lead but their body language is very interested and seems to make the cows want to come over and investigate  It scares me!! The other side of the fence suits me better!  This post has been edited by coinsky: 4th Mar 2012, 11:30 am -------------------- |
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| Gezzie |
4th Mar 2012, 12:32 pm
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QUOTE(dawnmb @ 2nd Mar 2012, 8:51 am) Fab photos. They were both so good! I do love your boys just a bit.    Huge  s to all from me and wet kisses from Jack, Sadie and Oli CatXXX |
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| Goldiemad |
4th Mar 2012, 12:58 pm
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Lovely pics. The boys are doing really well with the cows, I don't think many dogs would do a down stay with curious cows right behind them.
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