His royal BLUENESS turned "1" yesterday. wow! what an experience it's been! no, i didn't get him a shock collar for his birthday-he got a big fleshy bone instead and tomorrow liam and i are taking him to the high sierras for hike. look at him:
what happened?
no, i didn't need to take liam to the hospital after this play session....actually he's very gentle with him. it just looks and sounds bad!!! they play a great game of soccer as well! i survived his first year! i wonder what the second year of dragon rearing will bring!
what happened?
no, i didn't need to take liam to the hospital after this play session....actually he's very gentle with him. it just looks and sounds bad!!! they play a great game of soccer as well! i survived his first year! i wonder what the second year of dragon rearing will bring!
3 comments:
I cannot believe I am writing to your dog. Tell Blue happy birthday for me. And give him a belly rub!
A Bark Collar is a safe, effective and humane way to train your dog not to bark too much.
Clinical studies conducted by the College of Veterinary medicine of Cornell University have proven that Spray Bark Collars are TWICE as effective as shock collars! Sonic dog barking collars are virtually ineffective compared to spray.
this looks like fun!
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