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Originally Posted by LuvtheCooper  Sorry, I have to disagree with you on this one, but only cause of my recent Personal experience. I had to leave Cooper with my son and his girlfriend for two days, while I was out of town. When I returned home, expecting he would be as happy to see me as I was him, boy was I in for a rude surprise. He laid back his ears, GROWLED at me, and absolutely refused to have anything to do with me the rest of the night. He was fine with my husband, who was gone an entire 12 days.
To me that says, they don't just "live in the moment"...he knew I had left him for a couple days, which I NEVER do, and he was holding a grudge that I had done that. It was 2 full days before he was completely back to his old self. Although, he only growled at me the first night. Just wanted to share, and OP, I sorry you had a poopy butt..I think he was mad at you, or why would he poop in "your" seat? |
I stand by my opinion only because of my training experience of both dogs and horses (I have owned Yorkies my entire life as well as other breeds). I don't dispute the knowledge or skills of a Yorkie. Anyway, we could banter back and forth about training and what a dog thinks/doesn't think..etc..My point basically was when the dog went poo on the seat and the owner returned 5 min. later, that dog did not know what he did 5 min. ago and in my opinion would not understand why he was getting tapped on the butt, or his owner was displaying anger.