Woof! Bark! And also Whiiiiiiiiiine.

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BaronessBL Mar 2016 12:24pm, 30 Mar 2016 5,327 posts	0 BaronessBL Well done Dave. We are just back from our latest training class so I am hoping for a nice quiet afternoon with a tired dog and only a short walk needed later
Nick Cook Mar 2016 1:02pm, 30 Mar 2016 25,826 posts	0 Nick Cook We also put 'microchipped' on Dobby's tag.
SarahWoo Mar 2016 2:08pm, 30 Mar 2016 7,139 posts	0 SarahWoo Great news, Dave. Good luck, D2! We were away in the caravan for the long Easter weekend, in the caravan, with George. He was a complete delight all weekend! We were in and out of pubs and cafes, mooching around a very busy Stow-on-the-Wold in the rain, visited Cotswold Wildlife Park (he liked the meerkats best ;)), a six mile run in the sunshine and several shorter wet, muddy walks. I can't put his good behaviour down to any significant training - I reckon it's more a case of him growing up a bit (he's 4). It is good to be able to take him out and about without him being a problem.
Alice the Camel Mar 2016 2:32pm, 30 Mar 2016 2,622 posts	0 Alice the Camel Good to hear Dave! Equally, good to hear Sarah! We've been taking Charlie to the pub this week - it's a work in progress as he wants to be off saying hello to everyone rather than sitting nicely under the table... We've a day out at the beach planned for tomorrow.
Sharkie Mar 2016 2:56pm, 30 Mar 2016 9,049 posts	0 Sharkie It's great that he's friendly and unphased though, Alice.
D2 Mar 2016 2:58pm, 30 Mar 2016 8,692 posts	0 D2 Very impressed with Charlie
BaronessBL Mar 2016 3:05pm, 30 Mar 2016 5,328 posts	0 BaronessBL Well done Charlie
Alice the Camel Mar 2016 3:06pm, 30 Mar 2016 2,623 posts	0 Alice the Camel Charlie is very friendly to everybody and everything (except cats) - much better that than having him snarl at people/dogs for sure, I'd just like him to settle after he's greeted everyone! I'm sure it will come.
BaronessBL Mar 2016 3:13pm, 30 Mar 2016 5,329 posts	0 BaronessBL Wanda used to like to meet everyone in the pub too. I imagine more people welcome a cute puppy like Charlie though I didn't really approve of Wanda being 'allowed' to meet everyone or be walked all round the pub to 'have a look' being of the view she should come in and sit on her mat with a bone or hoof and if she wasn't prepared to do that then I was not going to tire first of the subsequent pulling at a short lead to have a look round. She is better about it now though... distractions (of the sort that can be chewed) do help considerably
Alice the Camel Mar 2016 3:17pm, 30 Mar 2016 2,625 posts	0 Alice the Camel We were saying just the same today BBL - must put a "chew" of some sort in my coat pocket for when we next call in! And you're certainly right about him getting away with stuff because he's a fluff bucket.