
This is a placeholder text
Group text

by wuzzup on 14 May 2009 - 16:05

by Okie Amazon on 14 May 2009 - 17:05
Luckily, out of four litters, only one pup ended up back with me. This guy gave all the right answers, ect. THEN I get a call at 4 am from the vet I worked for at the time saying, "Becky, I don't know what you want to do, I've got one of your pups here". We got up and drove down to find this idiot had put a 4 month old pup in the back of his truck and DUH! She fell out! Her humerous was broken. He didn't have the money(!) for surgery, so I made him sign her papers back over to me and sign a "bill of sale" turning her over. We got her fixed; a BIG deal, she had to be strictly crated, picked up and carried out to potty, ect. After two months of care, I placed her with some other clients that had Dobes, so she ended up with a great home.
Only kicker was, every time she saw me she threw her butt on my arm expecting me to carry her big self everywhere!

by Mystere on 14 May 2009 - 17:05

by wuzzup on 14 May 2009 - 17:05

by Okie Amazon on 14 May 2009 - 18:05

by wuzzup on 14 May 2009 - 18:05

by Mindhunt on 18 May 2009 - 23:05
I recently had a man stop me as I was working my big male and ask if he could buy him. He wanted a dog to protect his wife and kids while he was out of town and the wife didn't want a gun in the house, the dog would have a nice kennel outside, cause his wife didn't want any dog hair in the house ("can they be shaved?"). He had stopped to watch us all work our dogs. Funny how 5 jaws can hit the ground at the same time.
My trainer friend was asked to "fix this damn coward". Apparently the dog allowed the home to be broken into. Come to find out, the owner bought a book on GSDs and protection training and went out to train the dog himself. He bought the sleeve, crop, and e-collar. He took the bites himself and after beating on the dog to out him didn't work, he shocked it, he never really taught the "out" in the first place, it was all about the bite. The dog freaks when it sees a sleeve or even an aggressive body stance.
Another trainer (I use the term loosely in this case) wanted a "mean hard dog" so he told everyone to open the van door and spray the dog with water, throw stones at the crate, etc. He was hoping to make the dog aggesive to anyone opening the van. Then a terrible thing happened, this idiot trainer left his dog in the van at a family picnic, the dog had managed to get out of his crate, he was parked next to the food van and some kids opened the wrong van by mistake, the dog has since been put down and the idiot can't understand why his dog went after the kids.
by beetree on 19 May 2009 - 13:05

by Mindhunt on 19 May 2009 - 19:05
yes, the poor dog paid and it was one of my dog's littermates. It pissed me off so bad, this batch was already super high drive and really a pleasure to train, easy trainers for such high drive, very eager to please. Of course this "trainer" mistook his dogs for his testicles on a regular basis, I wouldn't let him near my dogs (he wanted to train with my trainer, that didn't last long when my trainer saw what an ass he was). This idiot always wanted to work my large male who is hell on wheels during protection and was 120 lb of solid muscle (thank goodness I worked on the "out" with him and off leash obedience before the protection work or I would not have been able to hang on without injury, of course now I outweigh him by a bit more, ok lots more, so its not as tough LOL).

by wuzzup on 20 May 2009 - 03:05
Contact information Disclaimer Privacy Statement Copyright Information Terms of Service Cookie policy ↑ Back to top