Thanks! We couldn't have asked for a better dog, he's fantastic. Fearless protector of toys!Originally Posted by JMorse
Thanks! We couldn't have asked for a better dog, he's fantastic. Fearless protector of toys!
That's a good looking Mal!
Thanks! Any new shots of your growing pup? I've seen the ones on your FB page but you might want to add them here
All Mals are neurotic and you can't trust them around kids.
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I couldn't agree more!
My son has been poking, prodding, punching him in the face, pulling on his tail and drumming on Bam and he has yet to illicit a response other than being passive and submissive.
He doesn't look much like a pup any more! I would love to do protection sports with him, but I don't really have the time right now, and the last thing I want to do is start bite work and not follow through. For now I am working on his obedience using the principles laid out by Michael Ellis/Leerburg.Thanks! Any new shots of your growing pup? I've seen the ones on your FB page but you might want to add them here
I really like this one...chasing his ball on a string.
Gorgeous looking GSD John. Wait'll he grows into those ears and feet
Yeah...he still has a bit of growing to do. I would be happy if he stopped right where he is at, but his feet are enourmous, so I don't think that is going to happen!Gorgeous looking GSD John. Wait'll he grows into those ears and feet
Talk about a gawky teenager! Good looking pup, John. I would not do any protection work before 18 months at least.
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Even in another year I don't know that I would have enought time to commit to the process. He is becoming quite the obedient shop dog, and if all he ever excells at is obedience he will be 1000 x's better than any other dog I have had.
I am doing some scent work with him - just to keep his mind stimulated, and he really likes that.
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