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Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities

Post by centrop67 » Sun Apr 30, 2017 2:59 pm

Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities, Max Abraham, Copyright 2016.

:oops:

I made a mistake in purchasing this book. I don't find it useful, and I suspect that is one of those template books where the author has pasted "Dutch Shepherd Dog" wherever the need arises.

It could have any breed pasted in there.

As soon as I got to the "tissue game" I knew there was something wrong. If I tried that with Radar, I would be without fingers. :duh:

The only positive thing about the book is the picture on the cover which is a DS that looks just like Radar. :wtg:

It's not an expensive book <$12, but it's not worth any amount in my opinion.
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Re: Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities

Post by Dutchringgirl » Mon May 01, 2017 12:34 am

tissue game???????
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Short and sweet here- I'm a father of 2 boys, a carpenter, hunter, runner. We have extensive experience with sled dogs, shepherd mixes, a wolf hybrid, and our current dog a 95# long haired Shiloh Shepherd. I'm looking for a more energetic dog that had the same intelligence and trainability. I'm interested in advice, opinions, and a place to share experiences.
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Re: Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities

Post by TimL_168 » Mon May 01, 2017 9:56 am

Yeah... "tissue game"?
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Re: Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities

Post by centrop67 » Mon May 01, 2017 12:54 pm

It is something like using a tissue or paper towel as a lure and playing keep-away by waving it around.

It's perfect for my mom's Yorkies, but probably not so much with a DS. I think I'd have to break out the welding gloves to start this game.
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Re: Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities

Post by TimL_168 » Mon May 01, 2017 4:34 pm

I think I still have my lacrosse gloves...
Wait...tissue...I remember my hybrid and the huskies all got their jollies by unrolling the toilet paper and teaching though the house with it. There's another tissue game!
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Re: Dutch Shepherd Dog Activities

Post by Dutchringgirl » Thu May 04, 2017 2:10 pm

waiving something around with a DS??? Are you looking to loose a hand !!!!!!!

I would do that with my Basset but not with Sadie or Thalie, I like my hand with 10 fingers and no blood
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