EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[kajira]

Doo doo doo doo... Coooofffeeeee!

I was hoping to get up, work and go back to sleep. Toddler made that impossible, so now I have to figure out the best way to finish this project and get a nap in today.... or not. lol

 

[lovechicks1293]

I don't have goats. Young or old.

Har har har

 

[lovechicks1293]

Thank you!

Your welcome!

 

[BullChick]

you should teach your dog you're the boss.

He knows I am the boss. I can reach the food, water and door. Otherwise, he has to be happy or he will get depressed, and go to the bathroom in the house. I don't care what some dog trainers say. An abused dog doesn't forget the abuse. Sturgis was really bad when we got him. He is so much better, but when he acts like I am going to beat him, I know he is still the abused dog he was six years ago.

 

[SilverHair]

Silver, I am afraid to say good morning,

(__)? morning

 

[SilverHair]

morning all

 

[BullChick]

Har har har

I didn't sleep poorly because of her. Not exactly. No. Not because of her. Welll...... No. No. It wasn't her.

(__)? morning

 

[kajira]

He knows I am the boss. I can reach the food, water and door. Otherwise, he has to be happy or he will get depressed, and go to the bathroom in the house. I don't care what some dog trainers say. An abused dog doesn't forget the abuse. Sturgis was really bad when we got him. He is so much better, but when he acts like I am going to beat him, I know he is still the abused dog he was six years ago.

awwwww sorry he had to go through that.

Doggy therapy and prozac??? (I kid, I kid.)

I've worked with my fair share of abused dogs. These days, I prefer not to have them around kids. so many of them have triggers, especially in big, full sized dogs.


One of my best dogs I ever had though, was a rehabilitated abused rottweiler. The lady would hit him in the face because she had MS and said she couldn't control him otherwise. He would grab any arm/hand that went towards his face for quite a while. It took me about a year, to break him of that, and he ended up being a therapy dog by the time I was done with him. I used to take him to college with me. lol He would carry my school books. ;o

 

[BullChick]

awwwww sorry he had to go through that.

Doggy therapy and prozac??? (I kid, I kid.)

I've worked with my fair share of abused dogs. These days, I prefer not to have them around kids. so many of them have triggers, especially in big, full sized dogs.


One of my best dogs I ever had though, was a rehabilitated abused rottweiler. The lady would hit him in the face because she had MS and said she couldn't control him otherwise. He would grab any arm/hand that went towards his face for quite a while. It took me about a year, to break him of that, and he ended up being a therapy dog by the time I was done with him. I used to take him to college with me. lol He would carry my school books. ;o

Cool!
When we got Sturgis... Well, long story short, he picked us. Or me. Since once out of the cage he went to me. The one that did NOT want a dog, and is still ticked to have him. Once he picked us, not a single person was trusted (he really hated the shelter workers. I do too now!) for about six months. The best thing for him was being in the truck. He has peed and pooped across the country, met other dogs and a ton of people. He did that here too, but he got used to it on the road. When it comes to children, yours are too much for him. Duckling is an extension of me, and he sees her as his second master. My DH isn't even allowed to do what she does!

 

[BullChick]

Good morning, Camping!!!!