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Molesy Sep 2019 8:42am, 9 Sep 2019 3,335 posts	Quote Pin Molesy
BaronessBL Sep 2019 9:00am, 9 Sep 2019 7,799 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Agree with consistency. In my experience a dog very quickly soon works out who in the household is a 'soft touch'
LazyDaisy Sep 2019 9:56am, 9 Sep 2019 27,743 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy It's definitely the humans who need the training, and they are much harder to train than the dog. I suggest taking them along to training classes with you, even just as spectators, to help with that
old mum Sep 2019 4:24pm, 9 Sep 2019 1,041 posts	Quote Pin old mum Can anyone recommend a decent running belt? Mine is now several sizes too big for me and will actually fall off my hips if I try running with it. I have three dogs but Ollie will be fine off lead and just tagging along. The other cocker and the collie though would benefit from a bit of on lead running.
LazyDaisy Sep 2019 7:00pm, 10 Sep 2019 27,751 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy Cooper is helping Polly to keep calm despite her plaster cast
SarahWoo Sep 2019 7:58pm, 10 Sep 2019 9,989 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo How sweet
Red Squirrel Sep 2019 8:30pm, 10 Sep 2019 21,014 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel That is lovely.
halfpint Sep 2019 10:20pm, 10 Sep 2019 28,821 posts	Quote Pin halfpint Oh my that is just lovely.
BaronessBL Sep 2019 10:42pm, 10 Sep 2019 7,800 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL What a lovely picture
Alice the Camel Sep 2019 11:10pm, 10 Sep 2019 3,828 posts	Quote Pin Alice the Camel Aw lovely photo, Daisy. I’m sorry, old mum, I’m no help as I’ve never used a running belt.