Posted by JML755 on March 14, 2011 at 07:07:30 from (66.184.63.106):
In Reply to: Dang Dogs posted by DiyDave on March 12, 2011 at 10:29:56:
I like the "wink" that the escape artist is giving the camera. LOL. I've got 2 German Short Haired Pointers that love to run. We've only had them a couple of months so they're still "learning" some things about us and their home. They listen "pretty good" but if there's a squirrel or bird or if they just get a notion, they'll take off, especially on the wife.
I take them to our large vacant property for exercise and they've not been very good about coming back when I call them if they get about 40 yds or so away from me. Few minutes later, they're back, having investigated whatever it was that got their attention and who knows how far into the woods or on what neighbor's property. Anyway, yesterday they each did that and when the first one came back, I gave him a good spanking and scolding. Then when the other one came back, she got the same thing. After that, when they got to that "point of no return", I called them in a stern voice and they turned right around and came back to me where I rewarded them with a good pet and kind words. Seems like "spare the rod, spoil the child" applies to them as well. Maybe if you catch them in the act of escaping, you could do a little "reprimanding".
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