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Kajtek

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  1. Thank you all for your help and support.

    All of this is so very painful. It should be getting easier already... Shouldn't it?

    I would like also to publicly thank our beloved vet Angus Martin @ Hornsby Vet Clinic.

    He's made Kajtek's passage easier and sent us his ashes and a card where he wrote "We always said he was the "miracle dog" and he certainly was!... not only physically but also his lovely gentle, friendly demeanor at all times".

    Bless you Angus. Thank you for your care and knowledge.

  2. Or come when I say 'cheese'?

    I definitely want to have something which motivates Ernie to come instantly. And I'm not going to give up.

    This is what I did when I was training my team.

    Squat, clap my hands and call "come cheese". It worked for us.

    I think it depends on the dog. My two bullies were perfect. The third always hesitated somewhat :laugh:

    I have also found that the command 'wait' works better on some dogs.

  3. Dear DOL, today, I have lost my heart-dog. He was my foster failure.

    There are no words, no tears.... just darkness.

    Kajtek,

    You came to us with a broken heart. I am so sorry that we could not fix the disease.

    You were called the Miracle Boy by your vet, your cardiologist and us. You have beaten all the odds and gave us many unexpected years.

    Thank you my love for the extra years.

    Thank you my love for your bully antics.

    Thank you my love for loving us unconditionally.

    Safe travels my beautiful boy.

    Mom and papa will always love and remember you.

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    Sometimes things just look better that way....

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  4. I need some turkey necks for HonBun.

    My favourite butcher has closed down. Pet Deli does not have any.

    Where is a good place to get them in Sydney (Nth Sydney/Lane Cove area)?

    I prefer on-line shopping so maybe a reputable place that delivers.

    Thanks

  5. Exactly, I don't blame the dog for her reaction. However I don't believe my dogs would reach a state like that just because they were in a strange environment. In fact I KNOW they wouldn't because they have been placed in such a situation many times.

    You are a very kind and caring person.

    I think that the situation requires nothing more than a request to your friend that she doesn't put her dog in a very stressful situation.

    As I have implied in my previous post....

    I love my dogs more than I can say; they are gorgeous, obedient and well behaved beings.... but....

    Would I trust them in the extreme stress situation? Nope!!!

    Maybe it's just me. No trust in my "babies" :eek:

  6. My 2 are generally well behaved and calm.

    I am not sure how they would react given the situation you have described ie the dog stressed 'to the max' and the human in severe distress.

    I suspect they would 'loose their head' too.

  7. My kids had the same attitude so it could just be me. I do think they are not very "need to please owner" motivated. I sort of feel bad because all my previous dogs were so well behaved and all they ever got was an "attaboy". Jake gets so much and he's the nortiest dog I've ever owned.

    No, no it's not you (unless it's me too)

    Parenting 3 of them has taught me the value of bribes.

    Mine are very well behaved most of the time. I recognize their need to be paid for 'services rendered'. They let me know if payment is inadequate :D

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