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Looks like the Eurodrivers community also loves their dogs.
Here's our "Big Girl" Cassie. She's a Tibetan Spaniel Poodle X, loves playtime, long walks in the park and oh yeah, also loves boxes.
Rob Daddy's "Hooligan" - MK4 R32 in Deep Blue Pearl Mommy's "Gran Turismo" - E70 X5M in Black Sapphire Metallic GONE... BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: The Family "Muscle Car" - B7 RS4 in Misano Red - Dad's 20th Anniversary "Wanna-be R32" GTi
I expect you will find her very smart. Training is very easy for the most part, although I can't seem to break ours of her habit of pulling on a leash. She is great on the way home, but pulls al the way to the park.
Found we had to get her out a lot as a puppy or she got in to trouble (ie. chewing or digging in the yard). She is fine now though. She is a little obsessive about playing fetch. She believes it is her duty in life. Pretty common for a border collie type brain to think that way though.
She has a lot of habits that are so consistent they are funny. The funniest was at our old rental place. Whenever we went to do laundry in the basement, she would have to run ahead down the stairs and run in a circle (just once), then she'd be happy. If you walked back a few steps, and went down again, she'd run up and down and do another circle. Our tree out back had a worn path about an inch deep from the back door to it, because she had to take the exact same route when we played fetch, and she liked to hide behind the tree to wait for the ball.
Stefan
-> '19 Deep Black Pearl Alltrack
-> '05 Urban Grey Passat Wagon TDI.
-> Past rides: '14 Allroad, 06 Mazda5, '98 Jetta K2, '01 Jetta TDI, '91 Mazda B2200, '81 Toyota Cressida
-> FutuRe Ride...??!
I expect you will find her very smart. Training is very easy for the most part, although I can't seem to break ours of her habit of pulling on a leash. She is great on the way home, but pulls al the way to the park.
Found we had to get her out a lot as a puppy or she got in to trouble (ie. chewing or digging in the yard). She is fine now though. She is a little obsessive about playing fetch. She believes it is her duty in life. Pretty common for a border collie type brain to think that way though.
She has a lot of habits that are so consistent they are funny. The funniest was at our old rental place. Whenever we went to do laundry in the basement, she would have to run ahead down the stairs and run in a circle (just once), then she'd be happy. If you walked back a few steps, and went down again, she'd run up and down and do another circle. Our tree out back had a worn path about an inch deep from the back door to it, because she had to take the exact same route when we played fetch, and she liked to hide behind the tree to wait for the ball.
Too funny
Yea so far she is extremely smart. She's 10weeks old and is essentially potty trained, with a little persistance on our end she is learning that outside is the ONLY place to go to the bathroom.
Twice today she walked all the way up from the basement and sat at the door and whined. So far we are extremely happy with her!
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