Yes you can train them
I get myself in so much trouble when I go to dog shows. I come home broke and with a dog... Its bad when the dog show's are at the Enumclaw Fair grounds and Puyallup one too..
Have to go, I hate yes I dont use that word much but I hate driving in the dark with snow comming down
I better go have to find something to eat and get some sleep..
DD has a science fair project to do this spring. She wants it to involve chickens. We have an incubator and she was thinking she wanted to hatch chicks, but I'm not so keen on that; I really do not need another chicken!
She has a T-shirt that has on it: "I love chickens, they know EVERYTHING!" I got to thinking; maybe she can train some of our bantam roosters to run through obstacle courses; it would give her a project and the little roos something to do to earn their keep.
Can it be done? Has anyone tried it?
I get myself in so much trouble when I go to dog shows. I come home broke and with a dog... Its bad when the dog show's are at the Enumclaw Fair grounds and Puyallup one too..

lol it is a 12 day old miniature pinscher puppy, very fat and happily snoozing. hopefully she grows up to be as good a show dog as her mom and dadand just for anyone interested the seattle kennel club show is coming up, march 10 and 11 at the qwest events center in Seattle.![]()
Have to go, I hate yes I dont use that word much but I hate driving in the dark with snow comming down

I better go have to find something to eat and get some sleep..
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