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HOWEDY oxymel of squill,
"Oxymel of Squill" wrote in message
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> puppy (Golden Retriever) is 13 weeks old and
> still produces extrordinarily runny poo. Is this normal does anyone know?
Your puppy is havin a visceral response to
STRESS from MISHANDLING him, squill,
according to YOUR OWN POSTED CASE
HISTORY:
squill wrote:
> As for the immediate problem,
> when it next being nasty
The little dog AIN'T bein NASTY he's BEIN AFRAID.
> roll it over onto his back,
To TEACH IT to be sociable?
> quite forcefully,
She'll PROBABLY GET BIT JUST LIKE HOWE
cesar millan frequently does when he's "TRAINING"
fearful dogs not to ATTACK their ABUSERS.
> as though you mean it,
I find it difficult to believe that YOU could be
so ignorameHOWES as to actually believe in
or mean what you're sayin, Squill.
> and hold it there, show you're stronger than it is
The little dog only weighs five pounds aka 2kg.
You don't have to be a physicist to realize she
IS STRONGER than IT and THAT'S HOWE
COME he's AFRAID of and BITES her.
> and that you mean to have your own way.
So, this IS "all abHOWET ME", ain't it, Squill.
> That puts him in a submissive position
AND THAT'S WHEN, and HOWE COME,
HE ATTACKS.
> which will transfer to attitude.
That's INSANE.
> Then have a good snarl, bare your
> teeth and go to bite his throat.
BWEEEAAAAHAAAHAAA!!!
Perhaps she'd have better LUCK
if she was to HUMP HIS LEG?
> I don't recommend actually biting as this
> can result in a mouthful of nasty hair,
Well then you got no balls, Squill. If you can't
follow through with your TRAINING METHOD
because you're AFRAID of a little HAIR in your
beak, HOWE then, do you suppHOWES the dog
is gonna RESPECT you?
> but expect him to squeal or display some
> other form of gesture of submission.
Ahhhh, like ATTACKING her.
> That's what adult dogs do,
No it AIN'T. That's what PSYCHOTIC adult dogs
do. They LEARN that behavior from their HUMAN ABUSERS.
> go for the throat and accept the submission signal.
That technique works better on humans than dogs, Squill.
Humans have the intellectual capacity to project their
thoughts into the future and quickly realize that if
they SUBMIT to their FEARS they'll get what they want
from their ABUSERS as in The Stockholm Syndrom.
Animals, HOWEver, DO NOT have that capacity
and instead of SUBMITTING like HUMAN COWARDS,
they FIGHT. It's an UNTHINKING REFLEX.
> Once should be enough,
Usually with humans it is, till you turn your
back on them if they're not fully subordinated
by fear force and intimidation and withHOWELDING
of "rewards" and necessary resources as in The
Stockholm Syndrome.
> but repeat if necessary
> cheers
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SEE?
> It's decades since I last had a puppy and I don't remember this problem.
> He's perfectly healthy and full of bounce. I try to get him
> to eat dry food but he's not up for it and insists on tins.
Commercial dog food is GARBAGE>
> But I'd dearly like the puppy to go away and
> let me have my nice clean, tidy and well ordered house back, with a
> sensible dog in it.
The Sincerely Incredibly Freaking Simply Amazing
Puppy Wizard CANNOT make you into a DECENT
HUMAN BEING, HOWEver, HE CAN make you
into a EXXXPERT DOG TRAINER but you gotta
FORGET EVERY THING you think you know
abHOWET dogs:
http://www.freewebs.com/thesimplyamazingpuppywizard
> cheers
LikeWIZE <{}: ~ ( >
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