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   From: ThePuppyWizard@EarthLink.Net   
      
   HOWEDY marcel the imbecile idiot liar dog   
   abuser punk thug coward phd psychoclHOWEN,   
      
   "Marcel Beaudoin" wrote in   
   message news:Xns95DD6E461330mbeausympaticoca@130.133.1.4...   
   > Deese wrote in   
   > news:pan.2005.01.12.18.15.52.781471@invalid.com:   
   >   
   >    
   > > I'd like to figure out something so if anyone   
   > > has any ideas please let me know.   
      
   BWEEEEEEEEEEEAAHAHAHHAAAA!!!   
      
   > I am not an expet but have picked up some   
   > things in here over the past couple of years.   
      
   Your own dog grHOWELS at you when you   
   carry the newspaper.   
      
   You jerked and choked your own dog until IT   
   bit your mrs and grHOWELED at your brother   
   constantly for two weeks when IT visited on   
   accHOWENT of he LOOKS LIKE YOU.   
      
   > Here are my suggestions and comments.   
      
   You're a mental case marcel. You told a poster   
   to put MHOWES traps in her flHOWER beds to   
   TRAIN a dog being inconsiderately walked on   
   leash and then told her to LIE if questioned by   
   the irate dog owner whom you bums didn't have   
   the courage to suggest ASKIN HIM NOT TO   
   WALK HIS DOG THERE.   
      
   > Your mileage may vary.   
      
   You can't post here abHOWETS nodoGgamenedMOORE.   
      
   > First of all, Husky's a very much pack animals.   
      
   A dog is a dog you freakin halfwit.   
      
   > While some dogs could care less whether   
   > they are with a group or not,   
      
   You mean the dogs that AIN'T PACK critters, marcel?   
      
   > from what I have read about Siberian Husky's   
      
   From he Siberian Husky fanciers who tell us   
   they can't train them to come or not to bark   
   EXXXCESSIVELY and ESCAPE, marcel?   
      
   > is that they are very much pack animals.   
      
   Like a Lhasa Apso or Beagle, marcel?   
      
   > They need to spend time with their   
   > pack in order to feel comfortable.   
      
   That so? Most of your pals lock their dogs   
   in boxes 16-20 HOWERS a day, average.   
      
   >Seeing as how you have adopted this dog,   
      
   The dog cries at nite if IT ain't in her bedroom,   
   marcel the imbecile idiot liar phd psychoclHOWEN.   
      
   REMEMBER?   
      
   > you have made yourself his pack.   
      
   Well the OP gotta TRAIN her dog to sleep   
   HOWETA her bedroom. You got any TRAININ   
   advice or are you gonna give medical advice   
   to CON-TROLL her allergies so she can lock   
   IT in a box next to her bed and jerk and choke   
   and spray aversives into ITS face like HOWE   
   you and your PALS do it.   
      
   > One of the things that re-inforces pack and   
   > makes most dogs more comfortable is being   
   > close to their pack when they sleep.   
      
   THAT SO? CITES PLEASE?   
      
   > [1] By forcing him to sleep in a seperate   
   > room at night, with no way to sense you,   
   > it is conflicting with his basic nature.   
      
   THAT'S INSANE.   
      
   The PROBLEM Is SEPARATION ANXXXIHOWESNESS.   
      
   > One suggestion would be to have him   
   > sleep in a crate in a corner of the bedroom.   
      
   BWEEEEEEEEAAHAHAHAHHAAA!!!   
      
   SHE'LL GET ASTHMA AND DIE!!!   
      
   > If you arrange it so that when he goes into   
   > his crate from the door of the bedroom, he   
   > can't go over the bed when he does so,   
   > chances are good that he will calm down   
   > in the evening.   
      
   BWEEEEEEEEEAAHAHAHAHHAHAAA!!   
      
   THE OP GOT ASTHMA, marcel the IMBECILE IDIOT.   
      
   > If you combine that with a kong or something   
   > like that when you put him into his crate (and   
   > make it something extra-special that he gets   
   > *only* when he is crated), he will go in it pretty   
   > quickly.   
      
   BWEEEEEEEEAAHAHAHAHAHHAAAA!!!   
      
   > [1] I notice this with Moogli.   
      
   Yeah. You lock IT in a crate in the cellar.   
      
   > He can be fast asleep on the couch in the   
   > evening, but if we move to a different floor,   
   > hw will wake up and follow us, and then go   
   > back to sleep again.   
      
   IMAGINE?   
      
   > Marcel and Moogli   
      
   Perhaps he's lookin for you to drop some food?   
   Better watch HOWET he don't bite you when   
   you try to get it back from him...   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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