85 is starting to feel cool in our neck of the woods. So our dog's not getting the walks she needs. Until we can get her to a pool or a lake or a river or maybe even a large bucket, I do more training inside. Where to start? How about here? Thanks to Johan the Dog for this great library of ways to "get your trick on." Johan's an agility dog. How agile? Why, agile enough to have his own Twitter feed!
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Hey there! Thanks for barking :) about my Fun Dog Tricks Squidoo lens! Glad to have you as a Twitter bud.
Woofs, Johann
Posted by: Johann | June 18, 2008 at 02:32 PM
Hey, you're welcome! Happy to twitter with you!
Posted by: Martha | June 28, 2008 at 02:32 PM
Be consistent. If you let your dog sometimes "get away" with bad behavior, your best friend will sense that you are a pushover and not a leader to respect.
Posted by: dog training command | July 18, 2008 at 07:33 PM