here are some shots taken in the backyard today.
-J
This is funny because I threw her a Milk Bone and it landed just short of her rope. She did end up reaching though.
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That's sad. I'd probably wait a LONG time before considering another dog if you do rehome Dakota. I'd wait until Natalie is more grown up and you both have more time to invest in training it. They don't come pre-programmed.
--- After Jon and Julie talked, I have more hope that you two are willing to put more time into helping her adjust. Really, three weeks isnt long enough for her to adjust to being in a new home with new masters. I really think crating her while you're gone, or even why clients are expected, would be a good idea. Since she spent so much time in a crate before, she is probably just on overload from being given so much room to roam, all day, every day. Also, being 18 months is like being a teenager.. always pushing the rules to see how far you can go. I would definite also recommend checking out Cesar Millan's show. Maybe sign up for netflix for a month and rent the episodes of past seasons. He really teaches how to become the dominant owner and get control back. We've learned a lot from him. Obviously, use what fits your situation, as every case of his is different.
Sorry I came off rude in the first post.. Its just upsetting to me when people get dogs and then give up on them so quickly. Dogs are a big part of my life and a big interest to me. =)
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