Odin tricks

o0 sHaDoWoLf 0o · 2011-10-10

http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s1/starryeyedsuprised/Odin%20Videos/?action=view&current=Odintricks.mp4 Odin has learned how to do tricks with vocals and without.

ChanceS

· #2 · Oct 10, 2011

Looks good. Keep it up!

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TheStig

· #3 · Oct 10, 2011

I never really understood the purpose of teaching such tricks, but we all do them anyways, lol.

What's up with his ears? Is this a recent video?

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o0 sHaDoWoLf 0o

Discussion Starter · #4 · Oct 10, 2011 (Edited)

yes it is a recent video and his posts are weakening making them go inward like that, time for a re post.

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TheStig

· #5 · Oct 10, 2011

o0 sHaDoWoLf 0o said:
yes it is a recent video and his posts are weakening making them go inward like that, time for a re post.

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Do his ears go inward when the posts are off?

I don't really like explaining stuff to people without them asking first. It's pretty irritating for someone to tell you something you already know. I just saw it and thought it didn't look quite right.

What do you mean by weakening?

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Discussion Starter · #6 · Oct 10, 2011

they do not do that when the posts are off, he has had his posts in for a week now and the posts are not as strong, so they bend inward rather than stay straight from when he sleeps against his crate. I am taking him to the breeder this week to get them re posted.

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TheStig

· #7 · Oct 10, 2011

o0 sHaDoWoLf 0o said:
they do not do that when the posts are off, he has had his posts in for a week now and the posts are not as strong, so they bend inward rather than stay straight from when he sleeps against his crate. I am taking him to the breeder this week to get them re posted.

Oh dude, just do it yourself, it really is easy.

Is the breeder using backer rod wrapped in the duct tape? You can flex and bend that any which way you want and it will still revert back to its original position (which is straight).

It really is easy bro. This is my first owned dobe and was my first time posting ears. The only thing easier is breathing (because it is involuntary) and sitting on your couch (no description necessary).

Do it when your pup is sleepy and laying in his favorite nap time spot, hopefully not the crate. Cake city.

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o0 sHaDoWoLf 0o

Discussion Starter · #8 · Oct 10, 2011

TheStig said:
Oh dude, just do it yourself, it really is easy.

Is the breeder using backer rod wrapped in the duct tape? You can flex and bend that any which way you want and it will still revert back to its original position (which is straight).

It really is easy bro. This is my first owned dobe and was my first time posting ears. The only thing easier is breathing (because it is involuntary) and sitting on your couch (no description necessary).

Do it when your pup is sleepy and laying in his favorite nap time spot, hopefully not the crate. Cake city.

Yeah I hear what your saying but seeing that he is a potential show dog I don't want to take a change of messing up his ears. That and I live really close the breeder anyways.

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Sinister

· #9 · Oct 10, 2011

Dude, bro? LOL.

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StarlightDobe

· #10 · Oct 10, 2011

aww how cute, he is really a smart cookie! Nexus seems to be slightly ADD and has no patience for learning, so our sessions are short and are the basics only, sit, down, stay, no fancy stuff involved. Bella is learning a few other commands, but she seems more interested in where the treat is so she doesnt want to focus on what Im telling her.

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MeadowCat

· #11 · Oct 10, 2011

He's looking great! What a cutie.

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TheStig

· #12 · Oct 10, 2011

Sinister said:
Dude, bro? LOL.

Gosh! I wish I could...

Dear Odin,

Hi. I think you are cute. You're so cute it makes you my boifran. Kbye.
love,
Your gurlfran Juno

Black guys(<--racist much) driving by slowly when I'm at my mail box: cut it out. I'm not getting in the car with you. I'm not your "mama". Stop tryna holla. Seriously. Juno will kill you.

No update yet. Just spent 2 hours on my hair & not about to go out & make it poof. Will have one later.

Who has stretched ears?

Just curious as the majority has them now.

I have 6g in, but I'd like to go to.. 00g I think? I saw cuteee 4gs yesterday but just couldn't.

Anyone else?

Gosh, boifran, gurlfran, tryna holla, stretched ears, 2 hours doing hair...

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Lori Z

· #13 · Oct 11, 2011

Okay so here you have a biddable pup! Not to mention gorgeous. Darling boy, wonderful video.

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ACarrigDobermans

· #14 · Oct 11, 2011

Officially my new favorite Dober-BOY!

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stardstdob

· #15 · Oct 11, 2011

TheStig said:
Oh dude, just do it yourself, it really is easy.

Is the breeder using backer rod wrapped in the duct tape? You can flex and bend that any which way you want and it will still revert back to its original position (which is straight).

It really is easy bro. This is my first owned dobe and was my first time posting ears. The only thing easier is breathing (because it is involuntary) and sitting on your couch (no description necessary).

Do it when your pup is sleepy and laying in his favorite nap time spot, hopefully not the crate. Cake city.

o0 sHaDoWoLf 0o said:
Yeah I hear what your saying but seeing that he is a potential show dog I don't want to take a change of messing up his ears. That and I live really close the breeder anyways.

Good Call!
Kim is not new to Dobermans and kind of knows what she is doing on Ears..

STIG LMAO If you only knew.... a person on their first Doberman giving advice on how Kim should be doing ears, now that is some FUNNY STUFF!!!.. but then that never stops you from speaking or giving advice....

wait I forgot:

TheStig said:
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2) I have given exactly zero advice on this site. Never once have I told someone to do something.

I guess that's off the table....And I would say this is Doberman related.....

0 sHaDoWoLf 0o;

Your puppy is doing great. I suspect Kim is very happy with everything you are doing with him

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TheStig

· #16 · Oct 11, 2011

stardstdob said:
Good Call!
Kim is not new to Dobermans and kind of knows what she is doing on Ears..

STIG LMAO If you only knew.... a person on their first Doberman giving advice on how Kim should be doing ears, now that is some FUNNY STUFF!!!.. but then that never stops you from speaking or giving advice....

wait I forgot:

I guess that's off the table....And I would say this is Doberman related.....

0 sHaDoWoLf 0o;

Your puppy is doing great. I suspect Kim is very happy with everything you are doing with him

Sue

I'm confused at where exactly I said this Kim person should be doing something different, can you please find and quote that for me, thanks.

If 84 lbs of tape on the dogs ears, with them tilting inwards with obvious pockets, means she knows what she is doing, more power to this future show dog.

Again, this isn't rocket surgery. If it were, my pups ears wouldn't be finished and perfect right now, with me being a rookie and all.

All I said was that it was easy to do. If something comes up and he/she can't get to the breeder, it is wise to be able to know how to solve a problem on your own. Nothing wrong with being self sufficient.

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stardstdob

· #17 · Oct 12, 2011

TheStig said:
I'm confused at where exactly I said this Kim person should be doing something different, can you please find and quote that for me, thanks.

Why I would be happy to

TheStig said:
Oh dude, just do it yourself, it really is easy.

Is the breeder using backer rod wrapped in the duct tape? You can flex and bend that any which way you want and it will still revert back to its original position (which is straight).

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TheStig said:
Again, this isn't rocket surgery. If it were, my pups ears wouldn't be finished and perfect right now, with me being a rookie and all.

I didn't know they did surgery on rockets - hmm I guess you learn something every day - I always thought the term was "rocket science"

I know in other threads people have tried to explain differences in ear leather, ear set etc affecting the posting but you have not listened to that so - why bother....

TheStig said:
All I said was that it was easy to do. If something comes up and he/she can't get to the breeder, it is wise to be able to know how to solve a problem on your own. Nothing wrong with being self sufficient.

Umm no when she said she was taking the dog to the breeder this week you told her to do it herself. (See above)

Thanks for playing - have a nice day

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Jenny

· #18 · Oct 12, 2011

Cute puppy. What a smart boy.

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Sam Erin

· #19 · Oct 12, 2011

TheStig said:
I never really understood the purpose of teaching such tricks, but we all do them anyways, lol.

To strengthen his obedience skills? To broaden his vocabulary? To provide mental stimulation? To bond with him? To have fun?

Mr. Odin looks like such a sweetheart. And so smart! I love all the updates!

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TheStig

· #20 · Oct 12, 2011

stardstdob said:
More nonsense

Stop derailing the ops thread. You can't even follow simple directions.

I said show me where I said for this Kim person to do something different and you quote me asking a question.

GED's are easy to get. You should look into that.

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