Dennis Jones Webboard User Reg: 06-13-2004
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Ok here is the drill, Max goes thru his little routine and then I give him the command "Van" and he runs to the van jumps on the back seat and looks out the rear window. then I recall him and he comes tearing out of there and fronts. well the other night I sent him to the Van, the side doors were open. but it was dark. he went in the general direction but got confused. he started to run from ford van to chevy van to nissan van, he could not find the dodge van. I had to point it out to him. Is there a way that I can garuntee he finds his "Van" as far as he is concerned its his crate. I'm sure some police officer had there dog jump into the wrong patrol car at one time. also he doesn't like to train in the rain. I got the idea from my friend in the Army. "If it aint rainin, it aint trainin". any help from you pros and polished amatures would be appriciated.
Dennis Jones Webboard User Reg: 06-13-2004
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Loc: Richmond Va
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church parking lot in the sticks. I wouldn't do it at the local wal mart. thanks for your concern. do you think he's trying to tell me I need a new van?
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