Who did the stunt show at Blackhawk?

[Woofentino Pugrossi]

Hey, really...

did yall hear that song from Chef on the show....

suck on my chawchlit salty balls.....

just put em in ya mouth and suk em, suk em...

He had made some mean, mean meatballs.....

liked em so much himself....  made a song about em...


 ;D ::)

Ike, I have that song on CD. I could play it the next time you are at BHF. ;D

[Speedballer347]

Rob....I just discovered what was in your helmet! :)

[Woofentino Pugrossi]

Hehe. Just wish he was calmer so he could ride on the pitbike at BHF.

He went from this cute little calm fuzzball


to a crazy 20lb ball of muscle that looks for trouble


To make matters worse, its hard to get him to come back inside when theres snow on the ground.




 ;D
BTW he is the crew chief. ;D

[Speedballer347]

Now THAT's a cutie!!!! :D
I got a soft spot for the little guys ... I always had Jack Russells :)

[Chef]

I was WONDERING the whole while...
What!!! was that helmet thing about?!?!?!?!?

That IS cool Rob..   I'm a dog/animal lover too...  He makes me wanna play in the snow!!!

GOOD POST!!!!
thnx

[Woofentino Pugrossi]

That IS cool Rob..   I'm a dog/animal lover too...  He makes me wanna play in the snow!!!

GOOD POST!!!!
thnx

Now if we can get him to settle down and relax, he could come with me to the track. ;D


That whole trick to get a dog to realise he isnt the pack leader isnt working. :D Put him on his side until he "gives"  takes a loooooong time since he thinks its playtime.

[spyderchick]

Now if we can get him to settle down and relax, he could come with me to the track. ;D


That whole trick to get a dog to realise he isnt the pack leader isnt working. :D Put him on his side until he "gives"  takes a loooooong time since he thinks its playtime.

If you have cable, there's a show on National Geographic  called "the Dog Whisperer". The guy's name is Cesar Milan and he knows the whole pack thing. I suggest you watch about 10 episodes. You will learn alot. Bronte has mellowed out almost completely.

[Woofentino Pugrossi]

If you have cable, there's a show on National Geographic  called "the Dog Whisperer". The guy's name is Cesar Milan and he knows the whole pack thing. I suggest you watch about 10 episodes. You will learn alot. Bronte has mellowed out almost completely.

Already do.

BTW when I tried teh shock collar, he just looked at me with that "Is that all you got?" look. :o ;D

Either this dog has no nervous system or he really has a high threshold of pain.

[spyderchick]

I've never seen Cesar use shock collar. He advocates structured walks for at least 30 minutes a day, a disciplined routine for everything you do, and consistency amongst all members of the family. He's a specialist with Rotwilers and pit bulls, and has rehabilitated some really vicious dogs. This guy has a presence around all dogs. He obviously gets the pack leader thing, because even strange dogs respond to him.

We thought we were doing pretty good with Bronte, but then we started watching the show and found that we weren't doing everything consistently, and that Roger was acting more like a pack mate than a pack leader, especially with the way he gave commands. We both were inconsistent with the walking, and now we have fairly relaxed walks. Her biggest problem was she was starting to take us for a walk. We now take her for a walk.

Our biggest problem now is that if she gets out the door off leash, she doesn't want to come back. We're working on being consistent so she doesn't even think of bolting out the open door.

During the day she is totally mellow and happy, and she listens really well now.

[Woofentino Pugrossi]

Hell he wont leave my side when he's off leash.