convince her to keep her four feet on the ground. (picture the Disney character Tigger, that's her.) When she wants to greet someone or knows she is going for a ride in the car or a walk, she is absolutely headlong, rearing and pawing like a wild horse (BTW, she has 2400 sq ft to run in) If I physically restrain her (by holding onto her collar or stepping on the leash) she is like a coiled spring just waiting until the leash is loosened to explode again. She is extremely intelligent (she can pick between five different chewtoys I ask for; will retrieve, knows what I mean by "sit or lay down") I try to get her to sit before I let her in or out of the door, she literally vibrates and it's like she's 'gonna blow, Cap'n!" It's as if she doesn't focus on what I'm saying, too wound up in her own excitement. When she comes to me for petting, she spins around in front of me til she rolls over on her back submissively. I'm not an excitable person, I use a low authoritative voice with her.
2007-02-20
10:03:32
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