You can work up to forceful corrections with the leash doubled up in both hands and your whole body behind it. But you don’t want to use any more force than you need. One gentle technique I like is to just stop when he pulls. He wants to go. If you move forward when the leash is slack, and stop when he pulls, he should quickly figure out the only way to get to go, is not to pull. 0 zi xiu tang be Such a hunter would not have eaten more than very minimal amounts of root vegetables, if at all, wouldn’t have eaten more than minimal amounts of raw honey due to lack of availability in pre agricultural times, certainly wouldn’t have eaten raw dairy products and didn’t have food processors to grind their meats or juicers to make veggie juice etc.
I have a female German Shephard that turn one in Feb. and I have had her for alittle over five months. A few weeks ago she went to heat. She is mainly a inside dog. I noticed she didn’t bleed much but her diaper was constantly wet all the time. I think she was peeing in it instead of going outside. She will tell us that she has to go out by barking at the door or knuging the door handle. Every since then she has been having accidents two times a day and we can’t even trust her at night so she stays outside. When she has these accidents she hasn’t been inside for long, at the most two hours. Prior to her being in heat she would stay inside for more then 4 hours during the day and lately she starting wanting to go out in the middle of the night. We are getting really frustrated with her right now and she has been staying outside a lot more. I am wondering if there is something wrong with her or if there is something we are not doing?My next step would be a vet appointment. She could have picked up some sort of an infection while she was in heat. All the more likely if she was allowed to swim or given a bath before it was all over.Putting her outside at night upsets me. Ideally, you should buy a large crate with a grid in it. The grid will keep her up out of any accidents until you solve the problem. A less expensive solution would be a tie down restricting her to a limited area. A blanket would absorb any urine and be able to go in the washer the next morning. zi xiu tang be I have a lot of trouble getting vegetables into my diet. Every time I eat them, I get horrible cramps and they. well, go right through me. I get so miserable and dehydrated I just don’t eat. (I’m trying to lose some holiday weight, but not eating because I’m sick doesn’t sound healthy to me.)It doesn’t matter what type of vegetable I eat (or how I cook it, for that matter), though I seem to handle baked potatoes, green beans, beans, and cabbage best.
“I didn’t want the calories. As I pushed it away, the look in Mum’s eyes said it all. She was scared. Suddenly, she wasn’t the old mum any more, nagging me. She began listening to me for the first time. ‘Your comments really hurt me,’ I told her from my hospital bed.”She didn’t need to say anything, it was what she did next that mattered. She didn’t force me to have the glucose drip. She’d realised it would just make me 10 times worse. zi xiu tang be If you have a dependable breeder who can help you choose a pup who will get along well with your babies, I think you should have no problems working a new GSD into your family. Proper socialization and training of course, is always key :)er’s RatingRating(1 10)Knowledgeability = 10Clarity of Response = 10Politeness = 10CommentThank you for your time, efforts and sharing your expertise.