Podcast 34 - with 100% less purr
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AJ started college
- long journey
- interesting course
- nice colleagues
- helpful and relevant
- college rocks!
Water sampling started – assisted by local kids
Big city yesterday. Went to the Mic Mac Mall (debate about the pronunciation – we go with the first nation’s people). Shops – urban sophistication.
Why were we in the city?
Introducing Dylan.
- Good in the car
- Settled well
- Pulls on the lead
- Sometimes ignores commands
- fun at the beach
Probably no podcast next week
Canadian online shopping is underdeveloped we reckon - Good – Lea Valley and - The Source. US import duties?
Bad things
Matt – smelly dog, antisocial to Spencer
AJ – buses and skunks
Good things
AJ – we have a doggie
Matt – Dylan
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posted by Matthew Guy @ 3:53 PM
5 comments
5 Comments:
Hi Guys,
excellent news about Dylan. Every farm should have a dog. Good excercise for everyone.
What you need for control with walking is either a 'gentle leader', or for half the price, a 'halti' - Both fit around neck and around the muzzle and work very well.
Cheers,
Jerry
Thanks Jerry. Yes a couple of people have mentioned the Halti - I googled places to buy one in Canada - then I opened up the bag of stuff that Dylan came with from his old home and out dropped a Halti!
It has worked a charm today - shame he had becomes such a monster on the ordinary collar after being walked on the Halti before.
So I add to the endorsement.
Dylan is just fitting in so well here despite a day of over excitement moving woodburners, having chimneys swept and the wood man calling.
Yes I read your story in Outlooks and thought what beautful story to wonderful gay men who love one another I was born in Sussex N.B came ont 42 yrs ago I live in Brampton,Ont and want wish you a great life in Canada I proud to be Canadian with peace and wellness and happy life. Howard
Howard@295.ca
haltis are really good...we used one on our German Sheperd when Jess was little and she actually went on to using the collar and lead acceptably eventually ....
Dylan looksalovely dog...can't wait to say hello in person in maybe a few weeks or so..
Has Spencer come around yet?
Hi guys!
Good luck with Dylan :) I've used Gentle leader, which is like a halti with good success, but I really recommend teaching him loose lead walking :) Check out http://www.dragonflyllama.com/%20DOGS/%20Dog1/levels.html
Sue Ailsby is from up there in Canada and has been training dogs for years and years.
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