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5 users responded to this post

Branded Gifts said in June 24th, 2008 at 5:03 am    

Oh the joys of having a young dog. Having said that, we have a 7 year old dog and he still acts like he is 6 months old, I doubt he will ever calm down.

Jean-Luc Picard said in June 24th, 2008 at 3:01 pm    

Very alert!

Red said in June 24th, 2008 at 3:47 pm    

Can’t help you with the lab, but we have a 2 year old Boston Terrier/Chihuahua mix who certainly “clucks”, as you say.

We have the opposite problem, she’s too protective of the house, and will bark at friends who come in for about 15 minutes.

As for the dog pulling on your leash, you might want to look into a “gentle leader”, which I’ve found to be wonderfully effective. It controls the dog’s head instead of the neck, so if the dog pulls it ends up looking back at you.

BillyWarhol said in June 24th, 2008 at 8:58 pm    

Tooooooo Funny*

My Sis Westie BUBS had me up & down during the Movie to open the Screen Door for him so he could go on a Bird Fest which is during his Witching Hour after 9pm!!

;) )

Jenn said in June 26th, 2008 at 3:09 am    

We have a huge problem with our Olde English Bulldogge pulling. Our bulldog is just a couple months away from 2, but he still pulls like crazy. He’s 65lbs, and he can drag my 270lb Hubby all over the place.

A few months back we invested in an anti-pull harness, and it’s made a world of difference…even with the stubbornness of a bulldog. Before his collars and harnesses were rubbing him raw around the neck from pulling so hard, but the anti-pull harness prevents him from pulling and stopped the raw spots.

I picked ours up at a Saluda Pet Supply for about $25. Before I couldn’t handle him for a walk by myself without ending up flat on my face, but now I can walk him anywhere no problem. It fits him more comfortably than a collar, too, and he can still run, jump, and play all he wants (yes he’s not your typical lazy bulldog all the time) without dragging me back home.

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