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Mixed Breed Discussion / Who am I?
« on: March 11, 2006, 07:03:32 pm »
Hi, my oldest friend here is 10 years old and he still dows not know who is he...
Every vet that looked at him or a person that knew something about dogs said he was a mixed spitz.
So if any of you would be king to share your opinions of what mixture he could be, we would be sooooo thankful.  ::) ::)

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I have an 18months old female german shepherd which ripps my arm out of my body when I take her to the park... I started using a choak collar but she doesn't mind at all! She pulls me so hard I just can't stand still! And nothing works, I snap with the collar, yell at her, sweettalk her...nothing. She just stops for a second and then she's back again pulling me. I read on another post someone saying you should just snap her and give her a treat or a praise when she stands or walks by you, and she does... for a second at most and then - back again!
Since there is no way IN HECK I'm using the E-Shock collar I was wondering could you spare some "been there it works" words for the head collar... or gentle leader as they call it. Does it actually work or is it just a waste of money?
Thanks... :(

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Hi, I have a female german sheperd, around 18 months old. I work from 11AM to 4PM and during that time she is alone in the apartment so this is a big problem: she chews EVERYTHING she cand get hold of - shoes, notebooks, trashcan, remotes, chairs (!!!), cables... everything. And this doesn't happen only when I'm avay for hours! I go to the store to buy her food, I'm gone for less than 15minutes, come back and my apartment looks like someone robbed me! I don't even know how she manages to do that so fast!!  :o ???
Anyway, I feel very uncomfortable about crating her, chaning (someone suggested that?) or closing in separate rooms, but I would do that if there wasn't for the second problem. I have a...how do you call it...lobby, hallway, anteroom(?) in my apartment which is 12m3 big and several times i tried to leave here in there with a bunch of toys, kibble, bones and even music(!!) so that she doesn't freak out but then she pees and poops the second i go out!!!
And I read about training her by going out and coming back instantly and praising her, but as soon as I don't come back in for longer than 3 minutes she pees, poops and trashes the place! She does the same thing when I go to my bedroom to sleep and wake up and there is kaos!! Note that she will never do ANYTHING like this when I'm around... What am I to doooo?!?!?!  :'( :'( :'( ??? ??? :'( :'(
I took a forthnight of my job so I can try and train her but i just don't know where to start.
Oh and the punishment theory doesn't work...yelling, papers...nothi ng. She just bows down and makes a squeeky noise and I start feeling like an abuser and the next time i go out she just goes and does it again.

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Food Discussion & Information / "Anorexic" Geman Sheperd
« on: February 11, 2006, 11:12:24 am »
I'm not very good in english so forgive my mistakes.. I urgently need some help! Here's the thing... I found a young female german sheperd (cca. 1,5 year old). She has obviously been lost for a while because she is soooo skiny! I never had a dog so I don't know if there is something i could feed her so she could gain up some weight and in what amounts? When you say "a cup" I suppose we are talking about a standard tea cup or..?  ??? She looks as of skin and bone (that's why I said anorexic, only as a metafore  :-\) and a total opposite of what any german sheperd I've seen looks like. She is about 60cm (cca 24inches) in hight (her back, not her head) and she has 24kg (cca. 52 pounds).
Please help me with some advice.
Thank you

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