Dftodd
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- Joined
- Oct 19, 2014
- Messages
- 3,237
- Location
- vilonia, arkansas
- Tractor
- Massey Ferguson 1825E, Kubota Z121S
She's all about playing catch. The ottoman in the back ground is hers.At least yours might bring a ball. Throw a ball or anything to one of mine and it will hit them square between the eyes, won't even blink. Now you want to fight and wrestle they are all over that, but no tug of war they rip your arm off.... They do have great bite control most of the time. Did almost loose finger to the youngest when I missed my grab on his collar stopping an argument, no dog was injured just me and furniture.
She lays across it. You toss the ball to her. She will catch it. Gnaw on it for a few and then roll it back to you
She doesn't like to be ignored though. If you ignore her, she starts out with soft cries. Then lowder. Then progresses to yips. Then barks. Occasionally you get the "Howl" The howl is when she is desperately wanting your attention and she's exasperated with you for ignoring her
I usually get the howl from her when I get home from work and come in with an arm load of stuff so it's a few minutes before I greet her. I have a certain amount of time for her to get her scratches. If she hasn't recieved said scratches in that time frame, I get the howl
Our late jack Russell terrier taught her that one He used to do the same thing when you weren't getting his treat as quick enough