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GOD'S GRACE
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If dogs only know 25 words...Grace is now left with 24, cuz Chicken is #1
Aww, Della's mom is still playful and looks great at almost 12 years. 
Kaiser2016
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Kaiser needs a skateboard!
When you check in on the ‘kids’ at bedtime...
XerxesYoga
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I am kind of in bad un friended and ok whatever but I needed to share this hope u enjoy it. no bite sleeve and sheis abit scared of me but I add an attack command recently. No bite sleeve don't want it on me. I don't practice this often as she wants to go hard but she feels if I am un comfy. See the dogs animals in background and thx ferret didn't show up!
Isn't a content feeling to see them both so comfy?
She's doing so great!
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Thank u It was my first dog I actually have bymself and training so alot I didn't know better and living downtown Toronto. she was good tonight actually when I am busy leave her with friends she is more obeance and up to pleasing me.
XerxesYoga
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Eheeemmm when I give her attack command if the toy is under someone else Forearm she dose bite nips the arm! ( yes Audrey)
Then for safely I told her off and now she is even feels my energy better.
( ish)
Kaiser2016
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You trained this yourself? No classes? Wow. She shows amazing control. With that many distractions Kaiser would be all over the place
I wouldn't even dare to let him off leash.XerxesYoga
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No classes all by myself but we had working dogs in family and farm.You trained this yourself? No classes? Wow. She shows amazing control. With that many distractions Kaiser would be all over the place
Since Audrey grow in the city I had no other choice you should hear me or see when she dose something wrong I give her time out. I put her on leash leave her outside dog park go and play with other dogs in dog park. It is working like ecollar!
However I think I need an ecollar sooner or later!
Ps: no control when ferret is there. She goes out of her mindalso if I don't keep her engage she find stuff to do:
KaSh (Khashayar Khalkhaly,MSc) on Instagram: “The crazy one is mine. Meet the mud puddle Queen Audrey. #rotterman ( #Doberman x #Rottweiler ) #puppylove #puppy #puppygram…”
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And she didn't even react to that little pipsqueak barking at her! Good girl!
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She even dose not engage with small dogs. She plays with few that they same age but only barks at them and chases them playing bitty face never actually bites them.
She Engadget with huskies and shepherd family but not fighting showing more dominate behaviour. Holds them down by scarf etc but still very balance to me.
Main challenges are birds and squirrels but if I have the right toys and stay active and challenge her specially keep her mind simulation going she is very very good.
The freedom of a secure field. You can’t beat it! 
My computer is too slow to bring up Photobucket but I agree! I have also enjoyed in times past the feeling of being on a hike in the woods and having my Doberman pulling like an idiot – FULL of energy and stress. I can put him on a heel, but that requires corrections, which are inconvenient and unpleasant. Then it comes: The opportunity to let him off leash. Good sight lines and no other trail users detected. I take it off, he waits for the word, I give the word and AAAAHHHHHHH. Off he bounds in freedom. I can almost see the waves of stress leaving my body.The freedom of a secure field. You can’t beat it!
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XerxesYoga
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Actually I was thinking about the same thing. I generally dont take phone out with Audrey to stay focus but must have the phone on all the weekend. Ferret shows up weekends."The crazy one is mine"
I have got to see a video of the ferret lol.
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