Oh no no, this was not my actual experience, just a story I found. Plus, I never would have fallen for such nonsense. I would have called it right off. No fooling this old gal.
Catahoulas are very head strong dogs and require very diligent handling. My son had three males he used to help him work cows. They used to constantly fight amongst themselves and I just couldn’t stand that.
Will it's a darn tootin gooden'!Oh no no, this was not my actual experience, just a story I found. Plus, I never would have fallen for such nonsense. I would have called it right off. No fooling this old gal.
He's a hansom old fella.
That sounds like a good deal then. I will have to say one thing. One of my son's catahoulas was so loyal he would have given his life to protect him, and did several times. When working they have no quit in them.Will it's a darn tootin gooden'!
He's a hansom old fella.
I expect it to be a lot of work. She does have some basic training including crate training. The guy said she was a handful which I did expect. It seems like the main reason he's rehoming her is he doesn't have the time to invest in her daily.
There's a couple of concerns to address and that's why I'm going to see the trainer tonight. The trainer is a friend of a friend and works with a lot of strong willed dogs. My friend, has been working with Rottweilers for 13 years and has agreed to help me with training outside of the classes.
In general I'm a stay at home dad, so I do have the time to work her daily. I just need to make sure she's going to fit in to our lifestyle before deciding. Fortunately the owner is not in a rush and very open to meet n greets and so on. He's got a YouTube channel so I was able to spy on him before contacting him. I've gotta say, l like him so far.
She can have the turkeys and cats! Saves me the trouble.
