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Not sure Sir Alan would want to be associated with all that publicity.Originally posted by wendigo100Why, aren't lesbians allowed to win it?Sola gratia
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Not ugly ones thats for sure!Originally posted by wendigo100Why, aren't lesbians allowed to win it?
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Bit late for that, Chico, the programme was recorded last year. Unless he can borrow Threaded's time machine.Originally posted by ChicoNot sure Sir Alan would want to be associated with all that publicity.I'm Spartacus.Comment
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I don't think the fat lass will win. She goes bright red when she's angry. She can hardly keep control - she's a fat bully, just like Threaded.Comment
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Just a little clarification for the congregation: English Bulldogs are notoriously difficult to train. It is important to begin training your Bulldog while the puppy is very young. In the beginning, it may be cute when your puppy plays rough, jumps, or chews on hands or feet. However, allowing this behavior will make it increasingly difficult to train your dog. It is also important to keep in mind that striking your Bulldog can encourage aggressive behavior.Originally posted by ChurchillI don't think the fat lass will win. She goes bright red when she's angry. She can hardly keep control - she's a fat bully, just like Threaded.
Using a cage can be very helpful when training an English Bulldog.The size of the cage should be big enough for the dog to stand and stretch out. The dog can be fed in the cage and then let out to a place outside or on newspapers to eliminate. However, if you will be away from your dog for long periods of time, it may be not be best to keep your puppy in a cage. Under these circumstances the dog should at least be confined to a small area. Within the small area, newspaper should be laid out for the dog to relieve itself.
Now we turn to the most important point: The first command that should be taught to your English Bulldog is "No." This command should be used immediatly after taking your dog home. Another immediate training method that can be implemented is the use of a leash and collar. You can introduce the leash and collar to your dog slowly, but is important to do at a young age. Other important commands to teach your English Bulldog are: "Come," "Sit," "Stay," and "Down."
"Come" is obvious, "Sit" and "Stay" are so necessary when crossing roads or interacting with others. "Down" is esspecially important if you happen to bring young ladies home.
So, you can see, it is not bullying, but love really.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Threaded is Barbera Woodhouse, I claim my £5!"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Jealousy is a terrible thing"Come" is obvious, "Sit" and "Stay" are so necessary when crossing roads or interacting with others. "Down" is esspecially important if you happen to bring young ladies home.
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