Gail Nichols Webboard User Reg: 01-01-2006
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can no one here understand my simple request? that this discussion be closed?
*please* stop making me out to be the villain of the piece, that i didnt do anything right. maybe i am not the greatest trainers that folks here, but God knows i have done well enough till now. my health is very bad now, and the medications i am on make things even more difficult. is there no one here who can understand the implications of this?it looks like no one does.
so please, stop. let this thread die. the dog has gone back to his breeder, is no longer in my posession. further discussion and attacks on my handling of this are not helpful to me, only hurtful.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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"my health is very bad now, and the medications i am on make things even more difficult. is there no one here who can understand the implications of this?"
Understanding the implications of bad health and meds is exactly why the suggestions about getting training help and also someone to exercise the dog were made.
QUOTE: I strongly believe that you need both a trainer and someone to exercise the dog.
Edited by Connie Sutherland (07/23/2011 06:37 PM)
Edit reason: locked on o.p.'s request
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