Re: strong pup's

[Torrey Ann Bailey <tbailey@mail2.cu-portland.edu>]

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I have quite the mellow pup!  In fact it is Hogan that we have to save from
Mulligan- she is still quite young too, only a year older than Hogan, but she
is the one who wants to rough-house!  He tries to hide from her, under our legs
or in our laps- they are great buddies, but sometimes it is too much for him.
Often he will instigate a play and then want to back out, but he too, goes for
the ankles and quite often gets pretty wild tail rides from Mulligan!  He is so
sweet to us, he does this weird thing when he greets us, his backside swings
wildly out of control and then he does this funny growl, not a threatening one,
but almost a cooing- it's hysterical!  He has found our arms, as he loves to
greet us and take an arm in his mouth, while wiggling!  Funny dogs!
-Torrey

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> So in short those of you who have had the more docile pup's who have not
> required standing on (until now) might just ahve to really start standing!
>
> Let's get some more input on this from others on the list!
>
> Gina