Posted by kcm.MN on April 01, 2017 at 11:12:13 from (174.219.14.113):
In Reply to: dogs and tractor sense posted by Steve in VA on April 01, 2017 at 08:45:28:
I teach my animals the meaning of the word "NO!". Every time I have to go somewhere or do something where they shouldn't be, the instant they start going, I just say 'no. Even the cat knows what the word means. *lol* And the nicest part is, the word doesn't apply to just one thing. If we start to leave the house, I used to have to say 'No.' Followed by 'Watch the house while we're away.' or some such thing. Now I don't have to use the word 'No.' when leaving as they know when we start loading up the truck, that we'll be leaving. But Heaven help us when we get home! *lol*
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