Re: Re: Re(2): [pyrnet] ANOTHER Pyr jumping fence

[dsmith@iolinc.net (Smith, Deborah)]

    This makes me sick.  Rotts are supposed to be family dogs and look what
irresponsible breeding has done!  I must say if I'd been the parents of
these kids I would've killed the dogs with my bare hands but they weren't
originally like this.

Chrissy


> Not worth the money in my opinion, Have seen some large dogs run right by
as
> if it was invisible. You know you would have to shave his neck if you get
> the one with probes that shock and the ones that sound will we have seen
> some in the news that dogs went right out like it was not there and
attacked
> some kids (Rots) killed one boy and hurt the other. Could you not set up a
> dog run 10'x10'x6'
> I believe Sears sells them all ready made you just bolt the corners
> together. I poured cement for my guys to be on inside cage. My guys have
> never tried to climb it but you can put a top on it if needed.  As to
Prozac
> that seems extreme to me. Don't get me wrong it's just I don't believe in
> stuff like that unless there is know other options.I know I will get the
> heel on this one but maybe another dog for a bud ? or a kid to look in on
> him to just say hi and talk to him a while when you are not there. (one
you
> can trust.)
> A friend of ours made a tape for his TV to play of himself talking to his
> dog, I think he read him a book. He said it worked for him ...and he
stopped
> doing it as his guy got older. Do you leave him to himself when you are
home
> ?
> Kind of a time out. You might want to try this a little at a time. Just
some
> thoughts.
>
> DanR.
> cody&kira&sassy
>
>
>
>  > > Does anyone have any feelings about invisible fences and pyrs?
>   .  I will ask about prozak.
>
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