Help Needed with Training (professional trainers only please)

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by Bitsy

Nope....didn't work! What is the exact name of the video and who posted it? I can search on YouTube.

Geez...maybe you all need 20 years experience posting videos!
(not really...I think it is an iPad issue!)

The link I posted takes you right to You Tube and the video.

[yorkietalkjilly]

Originally Posted by Bitsy

Nope....didn't work! What is the exact name of the video and who posted it? I can search on YouTube.

Geez...maybe you all need 20 years experience posting videos!
(not really...I think it is an iPad issue!)

It's an embedded video - do you have embedding enabled?

[Bitsy]

I bet it is a flash enabled video....iPad does not accept that. Oh well....thanks for trying!

[megansmomma]

Here's a picture of my new Yorkie Pierce! I'm sure you will love him. He's got a little habit that we are currently working on but I am sure with proper training and the assistance and knowledge of YT we will succeed!

[Bitsy]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

The link I posted takes you right to You Tube and the video.

Yes it did, but then it said it could not load movie. .??? Must not be compatible with iPad...although most YouTube videos are.

[yorkietalkjilly]

Soooooooooooo Euro chic with the ciggie drooping in the corner of the mouth! He belongs right on this thread.

[chattiesmom]

Originally Posted by Bitsy

Yes it did, but then it said it could not load movie. .??? Must not be compatible with iPad...although most YouTube videos are.

Don't worry, I watched it twice - once for me and once for you

[chattiesmom]

Originally Posted by megansmomma

Here's a picture of my new Yorkie Pierce! I'm sure you will love him. He's got a little habit that we are currently working on but I am sure with proper training and the assistance and knowledge of YT we will succeed!

Pierce needs to go to AA -- it looks like his topknot is singed!

[111lily222]

[QUOTE=megansmomma;3497678]Here's a picture of my new Yorkie Pierce! I'm sure you will love him. He's got a little habit that we are currently working on but I am sure with proper training and the assistance and knowledge of YT we will succeed! [/QU

[QuickSilver]

Bonjour! Sending love from San Francisco.

[RachelandSadie]

je suis rachel. jem appel rachel. i was never good at French. good thing i chose to learn spanish instead. they taught me how to drink like a fish. and play lots of poker. and speak really fast. and type really fast. and think really fast. and my yorkie runs really fast. and the other day i lost my glasses...they were filled with wine. wining doesn't sound very good and gets annoying fast. annoying people make me want to drink wine...now where they hell are my glasses of wine?

[Giulli]

Hi there,

Thank you everyone that welcomed me. And most important thank you for those who PMed me, I am writing a prompt reply for those also.

I am very happy some of you sent me some advices. My own experience (my dad is a dog breeder for over 30 years and he is nearly 80 years old now) wasn't very useful or even helpful. He is "old school", and I am against his more noisy methods.

Unfortunately however now I must depart. My account will be removed soon, but I will have you know I thank dearly every one of you that sent me an useful reply.

And, as for manners... believe me, I do have them. Making USE of them, however, is something of my choice. "Manners" have many 'concepts'. I have lived in USA for many years, and in one of the cities I resided (Phoenix), the biggest mistake you can commit is to open a door and be friendly to a neighbor who rings your bell with a cake. The next time you open the door, they will enter uninvited, open your fridge, cook something, sleep in your bed, use your shower, borrow without asking your lawn mower and act like they are your best friend. But, should you need them, they will quickly invent a trip to Nepal or somewhere further in the next 2 hours. That's not what I call manners, or friendliness.

But since I also lived in San Francisco and people there were extremely polite, gentle and totally unobtrusive, I will not blame it on "cultural differences", I will say that upbringing and choices are what makes a difference.

I am not 12 years old. I have been using forums for many years (so I do know of PMs, I read the TOS of everything and I am all but an idiot), until I got FED UP on how we ask a question and have as answers everything BUT helpful stuff, including gratuitous rudeness. So, I put my very unfriendly disclaimer on my first line, knowing only those true helpful and serious people will look past that and actually help out.

After all, "if someone can't take my worst, they don't deserve my best". Most people show their best before showing their worse; well, I just work the other way around, and thanks to this, I ensure I will, indeed, not collect more 'fair-weather friends'. And deep inside, I am fun, cheerful, friendly, I stick through thick or thin and buy 'fights' that are not mine, for a friend. So, after this thick shell goes past, I have plenty of online and offline friends, whom I love very much and which I am truly grateful for.

Again, I thank you all who answered my thread... I wish all of you the very very best in life, and much love and long happy life to your Yorkies!!!

Merci/Grazzie/Thanks again,

Giulli

[gemy]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Now that's another thing as newbie did you know about PMs?

Nope took me awhile to even figure out how to go to my profile page

[jencar98]

To the OP:

You're a "Conehead", right? (that would explain so much about you) Once I found my glasses, I remembered, Coneheads are from France!

Greetings from Earth!

YouTube - Coneheads Movie Trailer

[My Sophia]

Originally Posted by Giulli

Hi there,

Thank you everyone that welcomed me. And most important thank you for those who PMed me, I am writing a prompt reply for those also.

I am very happy some of you sent me some advices. My own experience (my dad is a dog breeder for over 30 years and he is nearly 80 years old now) wasn't very useful or even helpful. He is "old school", and I am against his more noisy methods.

Unfortunately however now I must depart. My account will be removed soon, but I will have you know I thank dearly every one of you that sent me an useful reply.

And, as for manners... believe me, I do have them. Making USE of them, however, is something of my choice. "Manners" have many 'concepts'. I have lived in USA for many years, and in one of the cities I resided (Phoenix), the biggest mistake you can commit is to open a door and be friendly to a neighbor who rings your bell with a cake. The next time you open the door, they will enter uninvited, open your fridge, cook something, sleep in your bed, use your shower, borrow without asking your lawn mower and act like they are your best friend. But, should you need them, they will quickly invent a trip to Nepal or somewhere further in the next 2 hours. That's not what I call manners, or friendliness.

But since I also lived in San Francisco and people there were extremely polite, gentle and totally unobtrusive, I will not blame it on "cultural differences", I will say that upbringing and choices are what makes a difference.

I am not 12 years old. I have been using forums for many years (so I do know of PMs, I read the TOS of everything and I am all but an idiot), until I got FED UP on how we ask a question and have as answers everything BUT helpful stuff, including gratuitous rudeness. So, I put my very unfriendly disclaimer on my first line, knowing only those true helpful and serious people will look past that and actually help out.

After all, "if someone can't take my worst, they don't deserve my best". Most people show their best before showing their worse; well, I just work the other way around, and thanks to this, I ensure I will, indeed, not collect more 'fair-weather friends'. And deep inside, I am fun, cheerful, friendly, I stick through thick or thin and buy 'fights' that are not mine, for a friend. So, after this thick shell goes past, I have plenty of online and offline friends, whom I love very much and which I am truly grateful for.

Again, I thank you all who answered my thread... I wish all of you the very very best in life, and much love and long happy life to your Yorkies!!!

Merci/Grazzie/Thanks again,

Giulli

I pity you. Had you given us the benefit of the doubt, you would have found many here who are also "fun, cheerful, friendly, and stick through thick or thin." But as you say, why should we give our best to someone who doesn't give us their best?