Ha, Cesar could learn a lot from Frawley's old stuff, let alone his new attitude towards markers. Frawley has always fascinated me. His stuff on dealing with aggressive dominant dogs is decent imo.

Huh I ve had a lot of positive results using calming signals doggie language Obviously I m not fluent in dog talk but my dogs and other dogs I run into seem to accept my pidgin dog and respond as I... or not I ve taught my 6 year old a lot of dog language and it s been useful to her to She knows about

I do this all the time with unwanted solicitors. I let the dogs bark and push at the door which I have cracked open. No one lingers.

I'm so horrified for you. I'm glad Brinxx is ok.

and spends much of her day in the yard Eko is more of a house dog but I m less stressed knowing he

Pass the bean dip? And thank goodness you have them safe and home.

a dog previously that bolted and ran It was a nightmare and prevention was the only thing that worked

crates in the garage They are useful for taking the cats to the vet housing a loose dog until we can

[quote user="BEVOLASVEGAS"] Eko is gorgeous! I love the pic of him watching over his kid. [/quote] The two of them are amazing. He's never been aggressive but he is very clearly protective of her in a watchful way. He wants to be at her side when she's out in the world. I've learned not to leave the living room windows open! She once went to the front yard to play. He sailed straight through the screen without a moment's hesitation. It was both heart warming and totally

[quote user="RidgebackGermansShep"] I wish we could get him and Wyatt together for a ridgeback romp. Wyatt played with 2 ridgies once and it was the best playdate i've ever seen. [/quote] That would be so much fun! One of my few regrets is that he doesn't get more chances to play with other ridgebacks.