Where to get a puppy?

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mimico_polak said:
So I've heard / read. A few neighbours on our street took their dogs there and all highly recommend his school...but do state that he's very strict and will call you out if you're not doing what you're told.
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Yup, he is there to train you more than the dog.
I think we lost two out of our group that just could not take it.
We stayed on through intermediate and expert classes.
If you do as you're told and do the practice, you will be rewarded.
 
Soulcatcher668 said:
Yup, he is there to train you more than the dog.
I think we lost two out of our group that just could not take it.
We stayed on through intermediate and expert classes.
If you do as you're told and do the practice, you will be rewarded.
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Good glad to hear it. Our neighbour's dog started and graduated...totally different dog after 3 classes.

But his owner is diligent with daily walks and practice.
 
Dog training is like new parents , often the bad kid , isn’t bad , his parents are idiots . We have trained several ourselves , my mom ran a kennel , but we may do formal training to help with socializing her . Never a bad idea .


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crankcall said:
Dog training is like new parents , often the bad kid , isn’t bad , his parents are idiots . We have trained several ourselves , my mom ran a kennel , but we may do formal training to help with socializing her . Never a bad idea .


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She's always welcome to come and hang out with Fred. He loves dogs. You're invited too.
 
I've had dogs that's never been on a leash, wouldn't leave my side if someone was calling or other dogs around. also had dogs that as soon as off the leash they would be gone no matter how much training was involved.

Now I've got a couple of cats.
 
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