How did it hold up? The powder coat as good as they claim?Quote:
Originally Posted by opie011
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How did it hold up? The powder coat as good as they claim?Quote:
Originally Posted by opie011
From what I remember, everything held up great.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Pic of new trailer. Pretty excited about dual disc brakes and that i don't have to put plates on the trailer here!!
https://i.imgur.com/r2S1YVl.jpg
The other parts came in Friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
https://i.imgur.com/BWCcVpsh.jpg
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Total Bandit!!! Not the MoST recent purchase, but I paid TOP dollar from a breeder for a 2mo old male puppy (under pressure from my wife and three girls to get a puppy, of course)
Steals panties, socks, slippers, destroyed a pair of glasses...Our 8 month old doodle is a handful.
If someone knows a trainer who does not charge an arm and a leg let me know.
I have had a couple of German Shepards and a female Boxer who I trained muself with NO problem, but this guy is ahandful...cute on pictures though
Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by opie011
Looks like you got a new truck too.
You may have missed it, but I bought (ordered) a 2020 in Jan and sold my 5.9 in March.
Yeah, but who doesn't steal some of those things occasionally, amirite?Quote:
Originally Posted by parabellum9
He does look like a handful...but he's also got one of those faces that you just can't help but love.
Sometimes, that precious face is the sole means of their survival.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
...when they're being destructive little puppy bastards. [Coffee]
Ours is gradually getting into maturity, but it seems like it takes forever. They can really try your patience sometimes. The precious face reminds you of what you want the puppy to grow into as things progress.
You probably already know this, but for the record...Quote:
Originally Posted by parabellum9
IMMEDIATELY after punishing them for chewing up whatever they're not supposed to be chewing, give them a chew toy and praise/love 'em up over the top. It's hard for a human to flip from punishment to praise immediately, but that's what's required.*
If you've got a chewer, have LOTS of chew toys around. For each new chew toy introduced into the household, put it in their mouth and [again] praise them over the top. This does two things, associates good things with the new chew toy and gets their scent (saliva) on it.
As for your suggestion for a trainer, here in the 'springs I recommend: CoolK9s
Training from socialization to schutzhund.
O2
Ps. Also, excellent book: The Art of Raising a Puppy
* It's why the phrase "Dog training" is such a misnomer! :)
While this wasn't a purchase on my part, it most certainly was by another member here. We can pretty much send golf balls into orbit now.
Behold this beautiful bitch
https://i.ibb.co/QKYd2DF/20201022-183756.jpg
That looks like a lot of fun.