[Nubis'sDad]

Hahaha
I guess people put crates to other uses.

 

[kwhite30]

Hahaha my parents have pictures of me when I was younger locked in the crate with my lab. Great parenting haha

 

[Herb2relax]

They should put those in front of stores so we dont have to listen to all the screaming!!

 

[GingerGunlock]

I mentioned today that for the first two years, raising dogs and raising kids was remarkably similar.

My newest coworker got kind of quiet after that :lol2:

 

[MsMoppett]

Haha, I remember crawling into the crate with my Golden as a kid.

I also remember being a really bratty 10 year old and helping my neighbor lock her 5 year old brother inside the crate against his will.... Sigh Oh childhood...

 

[Axel's Mom]

I was teaching grade school when I was first learning to train my Weim. I can't even begin to tell you how many techniques I learned in dog training came in useful in the classroom! I always had one of the best behaved classrooms! LOL!
:box:

 

[Nubis'sDad]

I mentioned today that for the first two years, raising dogs and raising kids was remarkably similar.

My newest coworker got kind of quiet after that :lol2:

Hahaha
Nubis'sMom and myself don't have kids and Nubis'sMom was saying, I guess raising kids would be similar. I said, I think so but at least when they get a temper tantrum, we can put him in his crate. LOL

 

[GingerGunlock]

Hahaha
Nubis'sMom and myself don't have kids and Nubis'sMom was saying, I guess raising kids would be similar. I said, I think so but at least when they get a temper tantrum, we can put him in his crate. LOL

No kids here either, but my aunts had kids when I was 16, and one of my (now former) coworkers has two kids under the age of five. Add the kids I see being misparented nearly every day at the library (my opinion), and I can see the way we've trained and do train Elka as being great for child rearing.

1. Tell them once. Then help them do it right.
2. After verbal correction, fun ends. Too bad.
3. Begging/whining do not get rewarded. Use your words and do it right.

There are more things, obviously. But, as groundwork :nicejob:

 

[thea2003]

You mean that is frowned upon??

 

[missbonny]

i didnt know it was frowned upon, this is my friends daughter in Maxs cage,

 

[Rosemary]

The intended occupant.

The UN-intended (but frequent) occupant.

 

[Rowdy1224]

I mentioned today that for the first two years, raising dogs and raising kids was remarkably similar.

My newest coworker got kind of quiet after that :lol2:

Yeah but the dogs usually listen better. Lol .

 

[GingerGunlock]

Yeah but the dogs usually listen better. Lol .

A friend with a 2 year old the other day was going through "no, that's not your pen, that's not your..." etc.

I said "Looks like he needs a good 'leave it'!"


I'm the only one who laughed.