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Millie. Coming in hot.
- Thread starter Gelcoater
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It’s pretty hard to believe she is as old as she is.
Should someone FA? They might FO
Anyone want to play tug?
A Dr appointment earlier today.
He asks me what kind of exercise I do.
It took a lot of will power to say not much.
In my head I was thinking.
Have you ever played tug with an 84llb Doberman( ) Pinscher? Every single day?
You want to arm wrestle?
Should someone FA? They might FO
Anyone want to play tug?
A Dr appointment earlier today.
He asks me what kind of exercise I do.
It took a lot of will power to say not much.
In my head I was thinking.
Have you ever played tug with an 84llb Doberman( ) Pinscher? Every single day?
You want to arm wrestle?
How old is she now?
She looks good. Her coat looks really good.
Greta used to do something similar. Then add a little circle dance, so cute!
She’ll be 8 in December. Edit***
9? She was a year old in December 2019 when we brought her home***
She acts 3, either asleep or going 100mph
She enjoys “the hunt” in the backyard.
Reminds me of pics Jan used to share of Della, that slow stalk.
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I wish I had my phone with ne when I walked to the mailbox yesterday. We have a really long driveway that has a locking gate at the end. I went to check the mail and on my return trip there was a 115 lb. dog that was stalking me. I couldn't believe how that huge dog crouched down so small. Then he came running full speed and I had to close my eyes because I wanted to jump out of the way. I knew that would be be a HUGE mistake so squeeze the eyes shut and say a prayer was my only option. Thank God it worked out for me!
I'm laughing because I assume that was Riley! Asha doesn't stalk, but she does run up from behind or toward me 90 mph and I learned the hard way to just stand still while she zooms by. If I try to go one way or the other, it's too late for her to alter her course and it's 50/50 I chose the wrong way. If I freeze she always misses me, even if it's just an inch or two. 
That's exactly the way it's been with all of our dogs. I assumed my friends Dobermans were trained the same way but they sent me for a good roll when I stayed put. LOL
It was.
I learned the hard way too! It's just instinct to move when something is coming at you.I have to close my eyes and hold my breath and pray he sweves at the last minute!
