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Good boy waiting at the pharmacyist
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Olie
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- Tell us about yourself: I am a 32 y.o. veterinarian working in a food microbiology lab, Olaf is cca 1-1,5 y.o. DS adopted from shelter. We are from Croatia.
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Dutchringgirl
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Re: Good boy waiting at the pharmacyist
What a good boy. I love the use of two steps.
Lisa, Thalie CGC & Sadie, Cookie the Basset, CT
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Diesel
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Re: Good boy waiting at the pharmacyist
Very good boy! Diesel would have chewed through the leash as soon as I got out of sight.
Ashlee, Diesel and Halo
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vneerland
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Re: Good boy waiting at the pharmacyist
What a good boy!
I remember the days when I would take my dogs on a walk and stop by the store. I would park them outside, like your Olie. But my dogs really had too much caliber to do that safely with, and I for one, was to stupid back then to know it.
That does not mean that it is not safe to do this with your dog, of course. Just remembering my own carefree days, many many moon ago.
I remember the days when I would take my dogs on a walk and stop by the store. I would park them outside, like your Olie. But my dogs really had too much caliber to do that safely with, and I for one, was to stupid back then to know it.
That does not mean that it is not safe to do this with your dog, of course. Just remembering my own carefree days, many many moon ago.
Judith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds 
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Olie
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- Tell us about yourself: I am a 32 y.o. veterinarian working in a food microbiology lab, Olaf is cca 1-1,5 y.o. DS adopted from shelter. We are from Croatia.
Re: Good boy waiting at the pharmacyist
You are right! Every time I park him outside, i think "what if another dog comes" or "what if he sees a cat?!". I dont have problems about people because he is very good with people, and, well, scary looking so i don`t think many people would aproach him when he is alone.vneerland wrote:What a good boy!
I remember the days when I would take my dogs on a walk and stop by the store. I would park them outside, like your Olie. But my dogs really had too much caliber to do that safely with, and I for one, was to stupid back then to know it.
That does not mean that it is not safe to do this with your dog, of course. Just remembering my own carefree days, many many moon ago.
Barbara & Olaf
Croatia, Europe (that`s why my english is bad)
Croatia, Europe (that`s why my english is bad)