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12-10-2011, 11:37 AM #21Senior Member
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Oh...I forgot about this...yes, Rhett will also do that, Leo doesnt touch ANYTHING unless I tell him its ok...and then Brody and Dixi...LMAO...no not a chance!
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12-10-2011, 04:58 PM #22Senior Member
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I know why I'm not getting this. Yes, he will come to me when called. But he will bring his dinner with him, if what I do is ask him to come. Just tried it, in fact. Ran right over to me with a turkey neck in his mouth. Did exactly what I asked! Originally Posted by doggiedad
catahoulamom and Scarlett_O' like this. Originally Posted by Donna Little
Mini dachshund Snorkels - 14 years old
Doberman Rebel - 8 years old
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12-10-2011, 08:37 PM #23Super Moderator
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Bailey and Emmy would.
Zuri, Akasha and Shiloh would just bring it with them, because "come" to them doesn't mean "drop" or "leave" it which I'm 100% fine with.
If I say "drop" of "leave" it to them...every single one would do it.
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12-10-2011, 08:49 PM #24Senior Member
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Haven't tired that before... don't really see a reason to. She has to sit/down/talk/whatever I ask before I release her to eat though.
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12-10-2011, 09:02 PM #25Senior Member
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I'm kinda with you. With a dog that really doesn't have any issues, I'm not inclined to make him stop eating just because I can. He's fine without doing that. I only ask him to leave his food when there's a real reason for it, like a couple of weeks ago when I wasn't paying attention and threw a giant piece of salmon in his bowl by mistake, which would make him have really bad diarrhea. Originally Posted by nikkiluvsu15
I did, though, get careless with making him sit and wait while I was fixing dinner. I just ignored I guess the pacing and whining that started up and got worse and worse until my husband pointed out one day that he never did that with him. Oops. Now, I am making him sit and wait again. No training is permanent. Originally Posted by Donna Little
Mini dachshund Snorkels - 14 years old
Doberman Rebel - 8 years old
both started raw April, 2011
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12-13-2011, 09:28 PM #26Senior Member
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Though ive never tried it im sure Cesar would since his come is excellent
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