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I comprehend the significance of having your own sentiment on immunizations and wouldn't dream of attempting to impact others or being accusing of everybody for pet choices I simply feel that there are other individuals to consider when settling on decisions.

Such wonderful pictures - they look so great together!

@Chealsie508:

fewf Pat, I was starting to feel like the odd man out! ….And guilty-- three and a half years of a minimum of three walks a day-- and I cant for the life of me keep Oakley from pulling or at the very least, having tension on the leash. I wish it would change but I have tried lots

I hate hate hate having a dog pull on me. Maybe because I always have had Rottweilers and Chows, it is my number one training rule… no pulling. Period. Ever. The second a dog pulls we go back to training. As a result, my then 40 pound child could do obedience (well it was to train her, the dog was trained) with my 110 pound Rottweiler. And i do it without jerking. Ever. From rescued feral dogs on, persistent training can stop pulling. When I go to the farm, I put them on a LONG LINE and let them explore, I don't expect and they know that is more of a free time. But on a walk, no. Slightest tension and we stop and/or back up til the pulling stops.

http://www.clickerlessons.com/looseleash.htm

Soft bed, bit of morning sun and a Basenji is in heaven, the face says it all, lucky girl.

Jolanda and Kaiser

Happy birthday! What a wonderful picture… all tuckered out from a good day I hope!

Great work.

Jolanda and Kaiser

I'm afraid not, sometimes the video does not load well in Picasa - maybe try another browser…

Thanks, yes, it seems to be working well - now I need to get a hang of all the options…
What I love about it is that you see movements and expressions that you otherwise miss

Always nice to see photos of lots of Basenji playing, you are sooo lucky to have a group to go walking with.

Jolanda and Kaiser

That's a lovely photo. There's a lot of trust in those eyes…

Their web site has links to e books for pretty much any breed you can name, and the description of the book is identical (except for the breed name) for all of them. I am guessing not worth the money.

http://www.obedient-dog.net/breed-training-ebooks/

Wonderful. They even got into the VACATION RELAXATION mode!

Very cool! Makes me want to do some professional pix with my Bs. Lovely dogs!

Simply awesome

I'm happy to tell you that Lela (as Binti) sees, hears and smells everything. And I have a strong feeling that they have a 6th sense also - they can sense big friend Kiko the Akita coming when she is too far away to be heard of seen or smelled.

You are so lucky to have a pack of basenji to get together for walks. They must really enjoy each others company.

Jolanda and Kaiser

LOL on the entire repertoire. That was my chow/coyote. I would just wait til she stopped and give THE command (or give it again if she started AFTER I had given it.. but most of the time she started the second she knew I had a treat) when she was ready to listen. But it was cute.

wish you can post some photos, these is Zulai, i think that stuff is the best option because is low set on the bike, i use another and cant keep and eye on Maca all the time. So in the future will buy these. Its expensive but well…
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I relate to all that!
But you should know that Juliana was anything but an authoritarian figure. She loathed protocol and regulations, had pacifistic inclinations, and was considered by many to be a true 'mother to the nation'. I'm pretty sure she didn't go to obedience class with Zarah…