Sounds great Caitlin I can't imagine having three jobs, I'd find it difficult to hop between workplaces..
I hope things keep working out for you!
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I've been good today, biking 12km with both dogs. First Ceddie, she's an absolute sweetheart to have with you, just trots next to the bike and behaving wonderfully. At one spot some people had two loose dogs but I just told Ceddie ''heel'' and we could continue without any hazzle, even thouh the other dogs rushed forward and followed us a bit. Ceddie raised the scruff on her neck and glared at them but kept trotting where she should.
Then I took Kiro out as well.. he's more of a handfull. He stays heel for about 3 seconds then he's in front of the bike again. He doesn't pull (unless I tell him too, but because of his joints I can't let him..:/ he loves it though) but he just keeps going a bit faster than he should, he's so overlu excited all the time. When we came to the spot with the two loose dogs I told Kiro more sternly to stay heel, and slowed down a bit to be sure he listened. He did stay were he should - next to the bike and with the bike between him and the other dogs. (I keep a pulling harness on the dogs when I take them out like this, if something happens, they shoot forward or anything I don't want a leash on their necks, so he did good) But the owner of the other dogs didn't pay attention so they both ran up and charged at Kiro, at which point I stopped to keep some control. He didn't do anything bad though, nipped at them and held his ground but didn't go into a full fight or tangle up in the leash. Once the other owners got their dogs back we could continue. I'm proud of both the dogs, they did well
Aaaand.. my friends father have some old linoleum flooring I can get/buy cheap and use for my grow-out pens!
I hope things keep working out for you!
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I've been good today, biking 12km with both dogs. First Ceddie, she's an absolute sweetheart to have with you, just trots next to the bike and behaving wonderfully. At one spot some people had two loose dogs but I just told Ceddie ''heel'' and we could continue without any hazzle, even thouh the other dogs rushed forward and followed us a bit. Ceddie raised the scruff on her neck and glared at them but kept trotting where she should.
Then I took Kiro out as well.. he's more of a handfull. He stays heel for about 3 seconds then he's in front of the bike again. He doesn't pull (unless I tell him too, but because of his joints I can't let him..:/ he loves it though) but he just keeps going a bit faster than he should, he's so overlu excited all the time. When we came to the spot with the two loose dogs I told Kiro more sternly to stay heel, and slowed down a bit to be sure he listened. He did stay were he should - next to the bike and with the bike between him and the other dogs. (I keep a pulling harness on the dogs when I take them out like this, if something happens, they shoot forward or anything I don't want a leash on their necks, so he did good) But the owner of the other dogs didn't pay attention so they both ran up and charged at Kiro, at which point I stopped to keep some control. He didn't do anything bad though, nipped at them and held his ground but didn't go into a full fight or tangle up in the leash. Once the other owners got their dogs back we could continue. I'm proud of both the dogs, they did well
Aaaand.. my friends father have some old linoleum flooring I can get/buy cheap and use for my grow-out pens!