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@Viemarangelrock I remember a little while ago you posted pics of Kobi in much similar fashion as Brinks and I said I would take a pic 





I don't think you should feel sorry at all. Sharing is the whole point of this site!Oh. Sorry for sharing with you then.
Personally, I wish you would have started a thread so we could all support you through this experience for whatever that would be worth to you, maybe you didn't want to draw too much attention, I don't know. I'm sure that's also what @MyBuddy meant. In this thread, it's so easy for the bath incident to get lost in all the pictures being posted. At first I thought you meant join here and post, but that wouldn't be a bad idea either so we can all get more puppy fix.![]()
That is so awesomeI bought a boat a week ago and tonight took the dogs for their first ride. It was very enjoyable for all
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..I would love to do that...all we have is a rusty ..splintering row boat!
lol sigh
one of these days..I know Jake would freak
out if I tried to get him in our er what I loosely call a boat.. 
so I am very thankful we could make it ...just for a few hours.. I took Conner (my grandson) with me and we really did have fun with Jake.
It's reduced to 1700 by 1400 or so what's the deal?
lol I know it's me sigh
I'll try to do it again ..reducing it more perhaps?
No reducing it more didn't help either
Well sorry I'll try in a bit maybe the internet is wonky on my end????
I'm sorry too ..I agree with my Buddy.. We want to help and I am glad you were honest about how you feel..I've been there. So don't be discouraged. I still was wondering, because maybe I missed it but was he a rescue? I have made mistakes with the dogs and still do..that's human. hang in there.Oh. Sorry for sharing with you then.
I'll just say this today, as we've been over this before: Have you heard the phrase "Dog won't hunt" ? What does it mean? Where did it come from and why?
And yes, I am well aware of the concepts of training a dog to come. Hence what I wrote which was, well, what you quoted: "Yeah, a lot of times with Oji I just sort of don't care about doing things the right way because he's such a disappointment to me."
Okay. I see. Well, no, he was not a rescue. We got him at about 12 weeks old from a very reputable, accomplished working-line breeder. He's just kind of, umm, special. I think this breeding did not produce what was hoped for. Oji's brother got returned to the breeder for biting the owner. I know of three of Oji's littermates who are being trained in IPO and at three years all that has been accomplished is BHs. So I know, I know, it's never the dog's fault – "no bad dogs." Whatever.I'm sorry too ..I agree with my Buddy.. We want to help and I am glad you were honest about how you feel..I've been there. So don't be discouraged. I still was wondering, because maybe I missed it but was he a rescue? I have made mistakes with the dogs and still do..that's human. hang in there.
Could I get nonchalantly lessons plezI'm just gonna say this...and then drop it. Wrong thread to go off topic.But I feel this is the saddest statement I've heard in a very long time.
Oh, and #10 How to teach your dog NOT to come
I never call my dog for a bath. I get everything ready and then just go to him. Or her in a nonchalant way.
..I guess I'm not very good at it.. Jake notices everything I do
..and sometimes I try to be subtle
but somehow he still knows!!! nose!! No it can very well be the dog at fault... thank goodness it's more rare, but it happens....It happened to my daughter she raised a Siberian Husky from puppy hood and the dog ended up being a terrible biter! She bit so many other people including my daughter that is was just ridiculous! Her name was Ashan and my daughter was always good with her..if there was any factor where my daughter may have been slightly at fault it was for sure nothing glaring obvious.. I'm saying if the dog is super bad then make the hard choice to euthanize him. I am not saying that's something you need to do ..you know him way better than I do. but it's perhaps an option. I know MyBuddy well enough to know that she never meant to hurt your feelings...We are all sorry if we did that. No verbal communication is for sure not the best way to convey feelings.Okay. I see. Well, no, he was not a rescue. We got him at about 12 weeks old from a very reputable, accomplished working-line breeder. He's just kind of, umm, special. I think this breeding did not produce what was hoped for. Oji's brother got returned to the breeder for biting the owner. I know of three of Oji's littermates who are being trained in IPO and at three years all that has been accomplished is BHs. So I know, I know, it's never the dog's fault – "no bad dogs." Whatever.
I do know my way around dog training pretty well. I wasn't asking for help. By posting the pic of the facebite, I was just complaining.

That is very disappointing, indeed. You're right - it's definitely a bad dog, I'm sad to say it. You've had two Dobes Before this one, so you know what you're dealing with. It's a tough spot to be inI think this breeding did not produce what was hoped for. Oji's brother got returned to the breeder for biting the owner. I know of three of Oji's littermates who are being trained in IPO and at three years all that has been accomplished is BHs. So I know, I know, it's never the dog's fault – "no bad dogs." Whatever.

Great shot and wow has your grandson grown up!A BOY AND HIS DOG!
Thanks Jan and you are right Conner just turned 15 on the 7th.. It's kind of shocking!Great shot and wow has your grandson grown up!
My daughter was just so disappointed too.. She has no kids and she gave so much love and time to this dog..It really was just in this dogs nature and of course the dog is innocent ..she is just reacting more like a wild animal and it sad to say doesn't fit in with domestic bliss.. She had bitten so many people but my daughter just didn't have the heart to put her down..She ended up in a rescue that takes care of dogs that are half wolf...yes we found out that even though she was papered as all Siberian she was a wolf cross! It made us all really sad but there was not a lot of choice here.. Lucky that no one got hurt worse than the did. In all the years I have never seen anything quite like it.. I know the wolf factor is bad but other dogs I have heard of just seem to end up being biters...I know it's more rare. Some through abuse or neglect to other just seem to have a throw back gene perhaps to the wild side of things.That is very disappointing, indeed. You're right - it's definitely a bad dog, I'm sad to say it. You've had two Dobes Before this one, so you know what you're dealing with. It's a tough spot to be in![]()

I didn't realize this had happened but that's really too bad.My daughter was just so disappointed too.. She has no kids and she gave so much love and time to this dog..It really was just in this dogs nature and of course the dog is innocent ..she is just reacting more like a wild animal and it sad to say doesn't fit in with domestic bliss..

Wow that blows me away since she really did look Siberian.She ended up in a rescue that takes care of dogs that are half wolf...yes we found out that even though she was papered as all Siberian she was a wolf cross!
Cutie! Looks like a Muppet or Sesame Street character in that pic.
I love senior dogs!! I would have a house full of them if I could. They are my soft spot.