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Yes, I have Barbara...and frankly it's very tiresome and somewhat disrespectful -and a minimum a waste of the collective brain power of Aaron, Ingid and so many of you...
But there's an interesting sub-topic on here (poor OP has probably checked out -sorry!) but about that vocalizing...Shiva can still yip like a 4-mo-old when she sees dogs running or wants to chase, etc...it is annoying and can look like DA especially since she's a pit. I've corrected her to the point where now she kind of does it under her breath (kind of funny) and whines...do they ever out grow it?
Barbara, I'm still waiting for all of this to turn into the ending of a Scooby Doo episode, but I'm starting to ask myself if the mask will ever come off.
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"Will, does Fetz talk in OB?"
Yes, he makes a running commentary the entire time that is probably translated to:
"Walk faster, old dude!"
"Is that as far as you can throw that dumb bell?"
"Why am I forced to lie down while that other dog is on the field? - he's doing it wrong!"
"You call that a jump? Pffft!"
LMAO..... Thats what Koenig's statements will be eventually. Right now they are just criticisms of my poor training skills. I'll have to get Aaron to get it on video for you. He's a funny dog....
Is it barking, or that stinking cry/scream/bitching the whole time? I've heard plenty of rumors about the GSD whine, Koenig can't claim it's his breed though! (I finally got conformation Dad was KNPV DS, Mom was a FCI Mal)
I have a mixed wired hair fox terrier and she comments on everything. sometimes I think she is trying to get the last word. I have tried to stop her but it is just her excitement that gets her going. Her comments in training would be, hurry with the treats, you are too slow, hurry!! Let me get up, I have been waiting much too long!!
Ignore those other dogs, call me! call me! Now, Now!
sharon
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I'll have to get Aaron to get it on video for you. He's a funny dog.... 
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