Comments on: Tatum is Officially Clicker Savvy http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/ Two Smooth Collies - Two Border Collies - One Danish-Swedish Farmdog Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:50:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rachael http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-3910 Rachael Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:55:32 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-3910 How clever is Tatum to have picked that up so quickly. I'm thinking of trying flyball with Moxie at this new school thats opening next month. I will print off this to start her on the swimmers turn. The only difference would be I can't use the clicker (she's scared of it). I'm excited about starting flyball. I know we will probably never compete because Mox is coming up on 9 years old now, but its still a fun thing to do together. <em>Rachael's last blog post..<a href='http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitties.html' rel="nofollow">Sick Kitties</a></em> How clever is Tatum to have picked that up so quickly. I’m thinking of trying flyball with Moxie at this new school thats opening next month. I will print off this to start her on the swimmers turn. The only difference would be I can’t use the clicker (she’s scared of it). I’m excited about starting flyball. I know we will probably never compete because Mox is coming up on 9 years old now, but its still a fun thing to do together.

Rachael’s last blog post..Sick Kitties

]]> By: Rachael http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-14396 Rachael Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:55:32 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-14396 How clever is Tatum to have picked that up so quickly. I'm thinking of trying flyball with Moxie at this new school thats opening next month. I will print off this to start her on the swimmers turn. The only difference would be I can't use the clicker (she's scared of it). I'm excited about starting flyball. I know we will probably never compete because Mox is coming up on 9 years old now, but its still a fun thing to do together. <em>Rachael's last blog post..<a href='<a href="http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitties.html' " rel="nofollow">http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitt...</a>rel="nofollow">Sick Kitties</a></em> How clever is Tatum to have picked that up so quickly. I'm thinking of trying flyball with Moxie at this new school thats opening next month. I will print off this to start her on the swimmers turn. The only difference would be I can't use the clicker (she's scared of it). I'm excited about starting flyball. I know we will probably never compete because Mox is coming up on 9 years old now, but its still a fun thing to do together. <em>Rachael's last blog post..<a href='http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitt…rel="nofollow">Sick Kitties</a></em>

]]> By: Rachael http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-15215 Rachael Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:55:32 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-15215 How clever is Tatum to have picked that up so quickly. I'm thinking of trying flyball with Moxie at this new school thats opening next month. I will print off this to start her on the swimmers turn. The only difference would be I can't use the clicker (she's scared of it). I'm excited about starting flyball. I know we will probably never compete because Mox is coming up on 9 years old now, but its still a fun thing to do together. <em>Rachael's last blog post..<a href='<a href="http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitties.html' " rel="nofollow">http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitt...</a>rel="nofollow">Sick Kitties</a></em> How clever is Tatum to have picked that up so quickly. I'm thinking of trying flyball with Moxie at this new school thats opening next month. I will print off this to start her on the swimmers turn. The only difference would be I can't use the clicker (she's scared of it). I'm excited about starting flyball. I know we will probably never compete because Mox is coming up on 9 years old now, but its still a fun thing to do together. <em>Rachael's last blog post..<a href='http://riverflower.blogspot.com/2008/02/sick-kitt…rel="nofollow">Sick Kitties</a></em>

]]> By: Lora http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-3410 Lora Tue, 12 Feb 2008 03:07:22 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-3410 Tatum is just so amazing! She's so clever. I really need to figure this clicker thing out.. it sound soo cool! <em>Lora's last blog post..<a href='http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121' rel="nofollow">Lots of New Friends</a></em> Tatum is just so amazing! She’s so clever. I really need to figure this clicker thing out.. it sound soo cool!

Lora’s last blog post..Lots of New Friends

]]> By: Lora http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-14395 Lora Tue, 12 Feb 2008 03:07:22 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-14395 Tatum is just so amazing! She's so clever. I really need to figure this clicker thing out.. it sound soo cool! <em>Lora's last blog post..<a href='<a href="http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121' " rel="nofollow">http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121' </a>rel="nofollow">Lots of New Friends</a></em> Tatum is just so amazing! She's so clever. I really need to figure this clicker thing out.. it sound soo cool! <em>Lora's last blog post..<a href='http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121&#039; rel="nofollow">Lots of New Friends</a></em>

]]> By: Lora http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-15214 Lora Tue, 12 Feb 2008 03:07:22 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-15214 Tatum is just so amazing! She's so clever. I really need to figure this clicker thing out.. it sound soo cool! <em>Lora's last blog post..<a href='<a href="http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121' " rel="nofollow">http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121' </a>rel="nofollow">Lots of New Friends</a></em> Tatum is just so amazing! She's so clever. I really need to figure this clicker thing out.. it sound soo cool! <em>Lora's last blog post..<a href='http://itsthedogslife.com/?p=121&#039; rel="nofollow">Lots of New Friends</a></em>

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-3407 Cynthia Blue Tue, 12 Feb 2008 02:36:11 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-3407 Hi SouthernBell. With a 3 year old, I would recommend you wait and not get a dog right now. Your 3 year old should get all your attention, and a dog is a lot of work. Maybe when you child is older, maybe about 10 or so, and you can teach responsible pet guardianship, that would be a better time. I would, of course, recommend rescue. And adult dog would be easier to bring into the family, if you work with a rescue they will match you with a great companion. All dogs have fur... it's a myth, actually, that there is a difference. Or so I have read in the Whole Dog Journal. Some dog breeds don't have as much dander (people are allergic to the dander, not the fur) and people are not as allergic to them, if that is what concerns you. You can get a breed where the fur keeps growing, does not have a period of time that the growth shuts off... these breeds are more considered 'hair' breeds, where you have to groom and trim their fur on a regular basis. I would recommend you doing a lot of research on what breed would best match your family. If you work all day, you do not want a breed like a border collie that will need a lot of mental stimulation to remain healthy. Adopting an older, mellow dog would probably be best! Good luck! Hi SouthernBell. With a 3 year old, I would recommend you wait and not get a dog right now. Your 3 year old should get all your attention, and a dog is a lot of work. Maybe when you child is older, maybe about 10 or so, and you can teach responsible pet guardianship, that would be a better time.

I would, of course, recommend rescue. And adult dog would be easier to bring into the family, if you work with a rescue they will match you with a great companion.

All dogs have fur… it’s a myth, actually, that there is a difference. Or so I have read in the Whole Dog Journal. Some dog breeds don’t have as much dander (people are allergic to the dander, not the fur) and people are not as allergic to them, if that is what concerns you. You can get a breed where the fur keeps growing, does not have a period of time that the growth shuts off… these breeds are more considered ‘hair’ breeds, where you have to groom and trim their fur on a regular basis.

I would recommend you doing a lot of research on what breed would best match your family. If you work all day, you do not want a breed like a border collie that will need a lot of mental stimulation to remain healthy. Adopting an older, mellow dog would probably be best!

Good luck!

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-14394 Cynthia Blue Tue, 12 Feb 2008 02:36:11 +0000 http://www.tiptail.com/2008/02/10/tatum-is-officially-clicker-savvy/#comment-14394 Hi SouthernBell. With a 3 year old, I would recommend you wait and not get a dog right now. Your 3 year old should get all your attention, and a dog is a lot of work. Maybe when you child is older, maybe about 10 or so, and you can teach responsible pet guardianship, that would be a better time.<br /><br /> I would, of course, recommend rescue. And adult dog would be easier to bring into the family, if you work with a rescue they will match you with a great companion. <br /><br /> All dogs have fur... it's a myth, actually, that there is a difference. Or so I have read in the Whole Dog Journal. Some dog breeds don't have as much dander (people are allergic to the dander, not the fur) and people are not as allergic to them, if that is what concerns you. You can get a breed where the fur keeps growing, does not have a period of time that the growth shuts off... these breeds are more considered 'hair' breeds, where you have to groom and trim their fur on a regular basis. <br /><br /> I would recommend you doing a lot of research on what breed would best match your family. If you work all day, you do not want a breed like a border collie that will need a lot of mental stimulation to remain healthy. Adopting an older, mellow dog would probably be best!<br /><br /> Good luck! Hi SouthernBell. With a 3 year old, I would recommend you wait and not get a dog right now. Your 3 year old should get all your attention, and a dog is a lot of work. Maybe when you child is older, maybe about 10 or so, and you can teach responsible pet guardianship, that would be a better time.

I would, of course, recommend rescue. And adult dog would be easier to bring into the family, if you work with a rescue they will match you with a great companion.

All dogs have fur… it's a myth, actually, that there is a difference. Or so I have read in the Whole Dog Journal. Some dog breeds don't have as much dander (people are allergic to the dander, not the fur) and people are not as allergic to them, if that is what concerns you. You can get a breed where the fur keeps growing, does not have a period of time that the growth shuts off… these breeds are more considered 'hair' breeds, where you have to groom and trim their fur on a regular basis.

I would recommend you doing a lot of research on what breed would best match your family. If you work all day, you do not want a breed like a border collie that will need a lot of mental stimulation to remain healthy. Adopting an older, mellow dog would probably be best!

Good luck!

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