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Old 19-05-2008, 07:36 AM
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Re: Mischieful bull terrier
Never used one before but i am gonna buy one of those long retractable leads!?
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Old 19-05-2008, 02:35 PM
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Never used one before but i am gonna buy one of those long retractable leads!?
the trainning line is good beacause you don't really use it as a lead, although it keeps you dog safe, you still need to pretend its not there and keep doing re call like you would without it.
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LMAO! why OAPs?!

I would cr*p myself if one of those dogs came after me!
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Re: Mischieful bull terrier
sounds like a real handfull, shouldnt laugh but i can picture her running a mock I dont have any advice sorry.We have a bully cross staff and hes a nutter,reduces me to tears some days trying to walk him.I hope you can find a way to calm her and enjoy your walks more.Good luckbe carefull with retractable leads we tried one and gave a young woman big nasty burns around her legs when dog took off.She then threatned to report me for having dangerous dog.
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Old 19-05-2008, 05:40 PM
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LMAO! why OAPs?!

I would cr*p myself if one of those dogs came after me!
why?? they are really freindly!

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sounds like a real handfull, shouldnt laugh but i can picture her running a mock I dont have any advice sorry.We have a bully cross staff and hes a nutter,reduces me to tears some days trying to walk him.I hope you can find a way to calm her and enjoy your walks more.Good luck
I have been around the breed all my life and shes the worst one i have encounterd! a real clown! and the worst thing is ,its allways when your backs turned or not lookineek:
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Old 19-05-2008, 06:14 PM
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heres the culprit
Awww she is very pretty!
How old is she may I ask
Might she be ging through the dreaded "adolescent stage"eek:??
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She looks beautiful – but even the friendliest of dogs can cause injury unintentionally.

I really think you should keep on lead until you have corrected this misbehaviour. You and i know she is friendly but the poor OAP she is hurtling towards will not. Don’t want to cause them a heart attack – also one only has to feel all that muscle beneath their coat to realise that if she sends a frail person flying a broken limb or worse could easily occur.

Wish you all the best because they really are a lovely breed and often misunderstood.
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Yeh I'm sure they're lovely.. I just get a bit nervous when I see dogs off leads... I got bitten by a psyco lurcher when I was little!
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Old 20-05-2008, 08:12 AM
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Awww she is very pretty!
How old is she may I ask
Might she be ging through the dreaded "adolescent stage"eek:??
Pretty? Shes the uglyest one ive owned poor cow! Shes 13 months,so yeah maybe your right
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Old 20-05-2008, 10:20 AM
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this is what i mean by her being annoying! she loves just causing trouble,she knows bully hates her sitting on him,but she just dont give a toss!
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