| mimimomo | 08-06-2013 09:31 AM |
Thank you everyone for your concerns & making light of a bad, imbarrassing situation.:p I really need to invest in a good personal trainer...IDT if Turbo will be allowed in a public training class w/other dogs. I've been wanting to take Momo to a training class but never did...sigh procrastination. @ least if I went to a training class, I would have the basics to train Turbo. I've been working w/him from watching Victoria Stilwell's shows & he has not been barking @ other dogs when we are out for our walk. There will be x's when it goes down the drain, like when someone is jogging w/their dog or whoosing by on their bike & their dog by their side. Turbo will start pulling on the lead like he wants to go after them.:rolleyes: Quote:
Originally Posted by dawn27
(Post 4286269)
Wow, he really showed that laberdoodle who's boss huh ?
You are very lucky that the other dog was not aggressive. Thank goodness neither were hurt really bad.
| Yes, so lucky! Turbo getting bit or the other dog getting bit by Turbo flashed b4 my eyes like a bad nightmare...TG all he did was run in circles like he was 'herding' them & the lady was holding her 25-30# dog, afraid of a 6#'er! Quote:
Originally Posted by marcie
(Post 4286521)
I'm glad everything turned out ok. Has your heart rate returned to normal? Turbo lives up to his name.
| Ha! I'm seriously gonna have a coronary bc of these guys someday! j/k:D I know I got more grey hairs bc of what happened. Quote:
Originally Posted by butterfly
(Post 4286234)
Thank goodness they are all ok.
I'm sure my wild Libby would go after anything and never look back. She scares the heck out of me. she will not stop. If she was loose and a car came by she would run out to get it. The little sh.. is crazy about the squirrels. We have woods both front and back, I know she would be gone. I really don't know what to do about it. :confused:
| Could you possibly have an enclosure built for them? There's something about squizzles that drives them nuts! | 