Re: bite, eat, crate & SCREENDOORS!

[Deb & Boyd McFail <bdmcfail@alaska.net>]

Now, now Ilene, they don't ALL do these bad things. You're gonna give these clowns
a bad name, lololololol.
Debs
(who is now going to check on why it's so quiet out front)

Ilene Cook wrote:

> No need to teach Ruby Rose. This comes naturally to all Golden
> Retrievers!!! If she can't do it now, she will catch up when she is
> taller. Another natural for them is garbage can tipping. This can has
> lots of good stuff in it, and we don't look at trash cans anymore if
> they don't have a lid. The bathroom can is a favorite, not for the food,
> but for the tissues that get thrown in there cause they are fun to shred
> and eat! Goldens are so much fun. It's no wonder they are one of the
> most popular breeds. Look at all they know how to do without us having
> to teach them ;) ;)
>
>                                Ilene
>
>
> CAEShore@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > In a message dated 6/7/00 11:47:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> > lnelson@mail.portup.com writes:
> >
> > << I don't like the counter surfing
> >  thing either that he's done a couple of times, but at the same moment how am
> >  I to get him excited about eating?  >>
> >
> > Hi Lyn.... I'm the proud Mom on Ruby Rose and Ruby and I are really
> > interested to know how this "counter surfing" happens.  Ruby said she is too
> > short to surf, but would love to do it if Monza can tell her how. Also, it so
> > happens that Ruby also loves the plastic bottle routine.  I do supervise that
> > activity and laugh a lot when she attacks it.  Isn't this list great?
> > Carolyn, Long Beach, California.
>
> --
> Ilene Cook
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