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Originally posted by forbes View Postit's a fuking dog... not a child... barbwire is ok to keep cows that get killed so you can eat them, but because it's a dog it gets special treatment...
alot of yall need to go occupy a peta foundation or some shit....... why not just lock it up in a god damn crate like it was then.... or better yet kill the dog ... that solves everything....
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My pit bull kept digging under my fence and trying to get out. I bought one of those wireless fences and put it about a foot away from my wooden fence and it works great.
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Originally posted by Jenn View PostUnfortunately, "having a big yard to run in" does not satisfy the intense energy level and mental desire for a job that border collies are bred with. Hence the reason she's digging out to HERD THE COWS... It's unfortunate that your work schedule does not allow you to fulfill the needs of your pet. Perhaps you could engage the use of a doggie daycare that offers playtime with other dogs or a dog walker to supplement your lack of time. I realize these suggestions may not be convenient or financially appealing. Maybe you should do some research on the needs of the breed you decide to have in the future, instead of not providing for the dog's inherited qualities and then punishing them for it...
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Originally posted by Bassics View PostGo hug a root bitch. The dog is getting fed and cared for.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostTranslation: I've spent the last 6 years sweeping floors at petco while i struggle to get a cert from CTI as a phlebotomist...Originally posted by LeahBest balls I've had in my mouth in a while.
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Originally posted by Bassics View PostTranslation: I've spent the last 6 years sweeping floors at petco while i struggle to get a cert from CTI as a phlebotomist...
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Originally posted by Jenn View PostActually, my work has included being a technician, surgical technician, practice management and now I work for a veterinary consulting business that services veterinarians across the US. I'm sure that experience does not even come close to the level of superior education and knowledge that you possess. I'm not saying that a backyard in the country is horrible. I'm saying that a backyard in the country with no outside means of mental and physical exercise to the requirements that a BC needs, and then being punished for acting out is ridiculous. If he can't provide what the dog needs, then so be it, but don't punish the dog for his shortcomings as an owner.
However, if you don't agree with the points I made, perhaps you'd be interested in this statement, taken directly from the AKC website:
"The workaholic of the dog world, the Border Collie is the world’s premier sheep herder, prized for its intelligence, extraordinary instinct and working ability. This high-drive breed is extremely energetic and requires exercise beyond just a walk around the block or a romp in the yard. " But hey, fuck those assholes.. they don't know shit about dogs compared to you guys!
We are not trying to punish her for her instincts but we are trying to keep her safe and also respect the people who own the farm. She has chased a car out of the farm onto the main road more than once and we can not have this going on especially when we are at work. The dogs are smart enough to be trained to act right and obey. If it was up to me and she did not chase cars, I would let her roam the farm all day.
Maybe no dog should ever go to obedience school or be trained to harness their instincts as hunting dogs are?
Maybe we should go buy a sheep to put in our yard and I will quit my job, get a cloak and staff and walk around like Jesus as my dog herds the sheep in the yard.
Just out of curiosity, how many BC's have you romped, I mean had as pets?Last edited by mustangguy289; 11-28-2011, 07:49 PM.
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Originally posted by talisman View PostI would keep the dog inside because it is healthier, they will live longer, and won't escape.
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Originally posted by Jenn View PostWhile your ignorance is amusing, I truly wish I had the opportunity to demonstrate my castration techniques to you.. sans anesthetic protocol. At least then we'd be assured that you wouldn't have the ability to poison the population with your mediocre genetic material.
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Originally posted by Jenn View PostActually, my work has included being a technician, surgical technician, practice management and now I work for a veterinary consulting business that services veterinarians across the US. I'm sure that experience does not even come close to the level of superior education and knowledge that you possess. I'm not saying that a backyard in the country is horrible. I'm saying that a backyard in the country with no outside means of mental and physical exercise to the requirements that a BC needs, and then being punished for acting out is ridiculous. If he can't provide what the dog needs, then so be it, but don't punish the dog for his shortcomings as an owner.
However, if you don't agree with the points I made, perhaps you'd be interested in this statement, taken directly from the AKC website:
"The workaholic of the dog world, the Border Collie is the world’s premier sheep herder, prized for its intelligence, extraordinary instinct and working ability. This high-drive breed is extremely energetic and requires exercise beyond just a walk around the block or a romp in the yard. " But hey, fuck those assholes.. they don't know shit about dogs compared to you guys!
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Originally posted by talisman View PostWhen she is 6 she is going to develop Lupus and have outbreaks if you let her stay in the sun for prolonged periods.
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