I wish they could go everywhere with me but I couldn't imagine trying to get them on a plane. We are going to lake Erie in a couple week for a long weekend and they are coming with us. This campground is very dog friendly, this is the campground's annual halloween party before shutting down for the winter. Everyone is asking us to bring our dogs and of course they will be dressed up in costumes. After that we are taking a week to go to Cancun. Dog's can't go but will staying with a friend that has 1 acre fenced and her 3 dogs and mine were practically raised together. So we call it a sleepover. Everyone plays until exhaused so not a lot of time to get into trouble. I will miss them while I'm gone but know they are in great hands with my friend.
Pavlov's Dog?
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Pavlov was the Russian (I think) scientist who conditioned his dogs to salivate when they heard a bell. I can get AJ to salivate by simply asking if he wants a cookie…
Anybody else have this experience?
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yes, there's a whole bunch about Pavlov in learning theory. I'm currently reading The Thinking Dog - good book
http://www.dogwise.com/itemdetails.cfm?ID=DTB1049But, specificly salivating, yes on that too. Our lab would drool everytime I started getting dog dinners ready.
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LOL!!!:D
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I love it, and yes, I can get Otis to turn on a dime, while in full B-5oo mode through the yard..if I say treat/food/snack or anything edible..
He is licking his chops while I prepare their dinner..in the am, and they have just had their breakfast..silly, food deprived, not loved enough B
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Love the cartoon Dan
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Even though I don't have a basenji , but I have a black Lab. He drools every time I take him outside and play catch with him. YUK!! slobber all over the ball, slime city, drool just dripping off his ball.
