Permalink Reply by TNT666 on March 19, 2012 at 12:33am Cats with nasty behaviours are but a result of owners who refuse to learn cat language. Once you know cat language, you can get a cat to do anything a dog does, and cats have saved lives too... they just don't have the physique to jump out of helis and rescue drowning people...
Permalink Reply by booklover on March 19, 2012 at 8:04am I always considered myself just a cat person, and then we got a Labradork, lol. I love her to death, but SO much work. I love all animals, but we will probably just stick with cats in the future (we have 3 right now).
Permalink Reply by Richard ∑wald on March 19, 2012 at 9:21am Dogs are often good mirrors of those they live with.
Guvnah, the dog I'm pictured with, lived at a house I used to share with a recording engineer I used to work with. Beautiful house on a lake in the wilderness of Val des Monts in western Quebec.
Smartest dog I've ever met, and probably the most well adjusted room-mate I've ever experienced.
Friends who had dogs with behaviour problems used to drop their dogs off for a week or two. Brent (my house-mate) and I would only feed them, let them in the house at night and out in the morning. They spent all the rest of their time with "Guv". After a week or two, they would lose their bad habits and transcend them.
The best dog-trainers in the world are mostly ...other dogs.
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