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Alice the Camel Mar 2016 2:43pm, 25 Mar 2016 2,620 posts	Quote Pin Alice the Camel PS new ID tag purchased. Also a tuggy rope type toy and a packet of expensive homemade cheesy biscuit treats. Blimmin dog is costing a fortune 😏
D2 Mar 2016 5:15pm, 25 Mar 2016 8,684 posts	Quote Pin D2 Hugs to AtC.... its really quite hard isn't it... however I have just blogged about how much better I'm feeling
Alice the Camel Mar 2016 7:35pm, 25 Mar 2016 2,621 posts	Quote Pin Alice the Camel This made me giggle - spot on gift from Bakewell
D2 Mar 2016 7:41pm, 25 Mar 2016 8,685 posts	Quote Pin D2 lol
BaronessBL Mar 2016 7:54pm, 25 Mar 2016 5,322 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Yep
Dave A Mar 2016 7:40am, 30 Mar 2016 21,288 posts	Quote Pin Dave A I'm going to jinx this now, but the last day and a half of walkies have been brilliant for Phoebe. Cookie too as well, but Phoebes walking has really come on in leaps and bounds. Or should that be heels, sits and stays?
LazyDaisy Mar 2016 7:44am, 30 Mar 2016 13,784 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy Well done Dave. It just goes to show that dogs can be re-trained at any age, nit just in puppyhood.
D2 Mar 2016 7:57am, 30 Mar 2016 8,690 posts	Quote Pin D2 really well done you obviously have loads of patience! My first walk out in public today luckily in the company of the trainer for protection... really quite scared.
GimmeMedals Mar 2016 8:01am, 30 Mar 2016 14,464 posts	Quote Pin GimmeMedals I hope it goes well, D2! Jess has started rolling in anything she can find every time she goes out for a walk - horse poo or dead rabbit, it's all the smelly same to her. Any suggestions on how to stop her?
Dave A Mar 2016 8:03am, 30 Mar 2016 21,289 posts	Quote Pin Dave A Patience wears thin on occasion. I think the best thing our trainer told us was 'expect the dog to fail every time you give a command' it certainly makes you less disappointed when it goes wrong, but removes frustration.