Well baby dog T just failed her first day of kindergarten. When we went in they ooed and awwwed over her until we started working with her. At first they thought we were the problem, because all the other dogs got it the first time, so they worked with her and even they couldn't get her to sit.
Then it was our fault again - you fed her before class didn't you? No we didn't feed her, we just have a dog who is has ADD. So we spent the hour trying to get her to sit for us, but finally they told us, just try and get her to look at you. I finally took her muzzle and pulled it up to my face and bit her. I know I know not the adult thing to do, but I was completely embarrassed. I mean really - my puppy failed puppy class.
Then it was our fault again - you fed her before class didn't you? No we didn't feed her, we just have a dog who is has ADD. So we spent the hour trying to get her to sit for us, but finally they told us, just try and get her to look at you. I finally took her muzzle and pulled it up to my face and bit her. I know I know not the adult thing to do, but I was completely embarrassed. I mean really - my puppy failed puppy class.
T3 - we both know that Baby T (aka Tolar Bear) was supposed to be my dog & we both also know that Whitemop was never trained well as well as being incredibly stubborn.
ReplyDeleteWe may have to "drop out" since the shame of having a "challenged" puppy is likely more than we can bear.
On the bright side, Tolar now seems to understand the "sit command", but we've failed in advancing beyond that.
Maybe a staple gun & a shock collar? Just kidding about the shock collar.
ROFL!
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