TheAmazingPuppyWizard@Mail.Com

You're a MENTAL CASE, flick:

flick wrote:
> "diddy" <diddy@nospam.diddy.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns960A5A637AA62danny@216.196.97.142...
> > in thread
news:1109507896.581853.270460@l41g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com:
> > you LET him get away with it?
> >
> > I'd have mopped the floor with him until THAT thought never ever
became a
> > glimmer of thought in his little brain again. That sort of thing is
NOT
> > ALLOWED!
> > (I would have done the same thing with him at the vets too... vet
> > aggression is NOT allowed)
> > Let me tell you something. I have horses... well.. a horse, but
I've had
> > many horses over the years. MY vet was injured badly by someone
elses
> > horse. She finally decided that horses were dangerous and she
dropped all
> > her horse clients. Except me. She said the reason why was because
she
> > LOVED
> > horses, and she knew I absolutely never ever would allow any crap
out of
> > my
> > horses and that they were safe. The reason? My horses knew that
whatever
> > we
> > were going to do was not going to be as bad as what happened to
them if
> > they acted stupid. They stood there like rocks and handled like
babies.
> > I demanded and deserved respect. I treated them with respect and
love.
> > Sometimes love is tough love, but they trusted that as long as they
would
> > behave they would be coddled. But if they acted stupid, justice
would be
> > swift and decisive.
> > If this can be done with half ton plus horses, a dog is a piece of
cake.
>
> I like your attitude.
>
> There are times when the only right way to respond to a misbehaving
animal
> is quick, uncomfortable and physical, and a "bad dog" or "No!"
doesn't cut
> it because the offense is so serious.
>
> flick 100785