Now I don't know about you, but this lot are having a hell of a fun time. Playing together chasing, but best of all getting on.
Many
dogs may have a look which makes you think they are angry, scary,
aggressive or mean but you should never judge a book by it's cover.Bobby is just such an example, he looks tough but he is a gentle soul,
and prior to the work we've had him doing, a big scaredy doggie.
As we all know I have a soft spot for Winston. So when I was told he
would becoming out with a CONE on his head I roared with laughter. I
know it was a mean thing to do but you will have a wee giggle as well!
Although he was impared that did not stop this mini me giving it 110%
when out with his pals.
These two are chalk and cheese. Moby didn't like wee dogs and Millie (an
eight month old Boston Griffin) didn't like big dogs. How things change!
Giving
these two the opportunity to play, walk and learn together has brokent
he need to be defensive or aggressive. The more you are able to
'immunise' your dog to situations that alarm them, the easier it is to
have a good walk and play.
Eigg has some of the best parents, they teach her everything, even how
to stalk a bird. We have invested in 'gun dog training' toys and manuals
to develop this little lady into a seasoned pro. Watch this space!