Tim Baxter wrote:ddavidv wrote: It's just bad parenting is all. I get a good chuckle out of Cesar Millan putting his Patented Alpha Clutch on the necks of these spoiled little rats.The dogs, or the owners?
Yes.
Tim Baxter wrote:ddavidv wrote: It's just bad parenting is all. I get a good chuckle out of Cesar Millan putting his Patented Alpha Clutch on the necks of these spoiled little rats.The dogs, or the owners?
Yes.
My parents have a McNab and an Aussie/Sheltie mix. Both are great dogs. Very smart and very friendly. The McNab's only fault is that she can be too friendly; she's a big licker and jumps up occasionally when she's excited. She also thinks she's a lap dog which can be a little painful as she weighs around 60 lbs. The Aussie/Sheltie mix is very sweet and used to cuddle us on the couch when she was younger and could still jump easily.
thatsnowinnebago wrote: She also thinks she's a lap dog which can be a little painful as she weighs around 60 lbs.
Wow, and I thought my giant cat was bad!
My favorite bit of dog trivia, is that Mastiffs were bread to guard the monastaries in Tibet, and either the Lasa Apso or the Shi tsu was bred to wake up the Mastiffs.
i heard that the llasa was bred as a companion dog for the dhali lhama...or something
Strizzo wrote: i heard that the llasa was bred as a companion dog for the dhali lhama...
...who is a Tibetan monk.
Salanis wrote:Strizzo wrote: i heard that the llasa was bred as a companion dog for the dhali lhama......who is a Tibetan monk.
um, yes, one particular one.
remember, all dogs are mammals, not all mammals are dogs.
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