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To: LadyShallott
We had a golden retriever before Buster the super dog. He was a very sweet, laid back dog. Our daughter was highly allergic to him when we brought her home from the hospital. He (Riley)was adopted by a K-9 officer who had just lost his dog. Labs are the same way. I was referring to the muzzle more than anything. LOL
41 posted on 07/08/2005 5:36:22 PM PDT by LadyShallott ("An armed society is a polite society."~Robert A. Heinlein)
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To: LadyShallott; HairOfTheDog

Not sure if this is helps, but here's my suggestion, FWIW..if your dog is neurotic..give him a substitute obsession. I had a doxie once..great dog...sweet, loveable..got along well with everything..kids, cats, even the parrot..but the dog was nuts for a tennis ball..she'd fetch it, bring it back, and wait for you to throw it again...inside, outside, anywheres, incessantly... you know how they quiver when they're excited..attentive..like they just got a mild electric shock...I only stopped tossing the ball when my arm got tired...is your dog into fetching balls?..maybe you can substitute..get him hooked on the ball, then when he barks..roll the ball..he can't run and bark, and he can't bark with a tennis ball in his mouth..


55 posted on 07/08/2005 6:16:42 PM PDT by ken5050
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