You two will do great and it will be fun for you and Pepper!Pepper goes at 1:50, hoping she does well, either way itāll be fun.
Nice people make a huge difference at every turn!WAE is this Saturday. I spoke with the lady who is running it and she made me feel better lol, so helpful and nice!
Pepper goes at 1:50, hoping she does well, either way itāll be fun.
I watched it at the UDC nationals quite a few years ago. It's very much like ATT but geared toward a working dog for sure.I don't know much about the WAE,
I'm sure she'll do fine and it will be a fun learning experience! Have you read through the instructions of how it plays out on DPCA website? There is no interaction with dogs AT ALL. I say that in all caps because with lots of dogs around, Nobody should approach you with a dog on leash at any event. Depending on the set=up (and weather) you'll probably leave her in the car while watching the others or if people are waiting their turn they have plenty of space between. This is just common curtesy and any dog event and I can't recall if you've been to any dog shows or events. So take this as a friendly tip, not a scolding!I donāt know how sheāll do around other dogs though. She usually doesnāt seem to mind and relaxes.
Iām still cracking up about the workers. Hispanic guys were probably like this woman is insane. I did apologize for what they witnessedShe did great and so did you!
They probably were impressed! Great job on both of you!We have workers here doing the kitchen so Iām sure they enjoyed that show
We have that same challenge; no front fence, and BYB Bonnie even as well socialized and friendly as she is (especially to attractive ladies that remind her of my wife, I think...Let Pepper out in the yard and I was with her she was acting frantic. Hackles up and sniffing non stop running the perimeter.
Then a dog comes into the yard⦠she went full throttle barking and lunging at it. The dog was a lab seemed kind, but you never know, he didnāt get the cues we were giving him. I ran after it and it kept coming to Pepper she did not back down at all. I heard them growling so I got worried about biting and I donāt know who went crazier myself or Pepper!
We have workers here doing the kitchen so Iām sure they enjoyed that show lol. I think I blacked out chasing that damn dogIt kept coming back and Pepper preformed so well did not cower or back down. She held her ground and kept pushing it out of the yard.
The owner pulled up and got the dog and I had lured Pepper onto our fenced in porch. Not that it would contain her, she sneaks out the cat door typicallyā¦
The owner was very apologetic and said I saw you chasing my dog, good job. I canāt even imagine how crazed I looked running after that dog.
Well, anywho, my son said mom I think Pepper will pass her test lol. Big change from baby Pepper and the racoon. Sheās a big girl now.
No humans or dogs were harmed - thank goodness!
Downside to no fenceā¦
Theyāre our babies! Those instincts just kick in.They probably were impressed! Great job on both of you!
Yesterday my husband and I saw something on the news about a lady fighting off an alligator who had her dog! After we watched it I said, I would kill that alligator for my dog! Or die trying!
He's like, yeah me too!
I heard about that too and there's no way I wouldn't try everything to get it away from my dog. I'm so glad we don't have stuff like that around here. We might have wolves and bears but it's not like they're out there lurking for their next meal.Yesterday my husband and I saw something on the news about a lady fighting off an alligator who had her dog! After we watched it I said, I would kill that alligator for my dog! Or die trying!
Similar setup here, no fence enclosing the back yard. It really is neat to see them figure perimeter out. I don't cable mine but they wear a standard e-collar when they go outside, which of course I am always quicker with my voice than finding which remote and all, and they do a good job when I holler to stop or come back. Mine get troubled about people walking the sidewalk, especially if they have a dog. They make their presence known but have never made contact. My mailman has learned to love them, so they will go see him if they are out in the morning when he comes, and he pets them up a little but it's never aggressive, or even loud, with him.Itās really neat to see them figure out what theory perimeter is. Pepper will even claim her perimeter when we go on vacation and she will maintain it and patrol it. Yesterday when that dog came in, she didnāt even cross over her line and she was not wearing her electric fence collar either.

