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CH Kingsbury's It's My Alias NAC TN-N
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Hurrikane Puppy Blog!
If you are looking for the Hurrikane Puppies, they have their own blog now. You can find their antics published at:
http://hurrikanepuppy.blogspot.com/
http://hurrikanepuppy.blogspot.com/
Sydney
CH Kingsbury's It's My Alias NAC TN-N
Sydney
CH Kingsbury's It's My Alias NAC TN-N
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REACTIVITY
"Reactive dogs are anxious, and their response is intense because they are freaking out."
--Leslie McDevitt, MLA, CDBC, CPDT in Control Unleashed
http://controlunleashed.net/
"I think insecure dogs need a sense that their human is someone that they can count on, to take charge and get them out of trouble when necessary, and to create clear and fair boundaries that help them learn emotional control."
--Patricia McConnell, PhD from her blog post about leadership
http://www.theotherendoftheleash.com/leadership-and-frolicking-lambs/
--Leslie McDevitt, MLA, CDBC, CPDT in Control Unleashed
http://controlunleashed.net/
"I think insecure dogs need a sense that their human is someone that they can count on, to take charge and get them out of trouble when necessary, and to create clear and fair boundaries that help them learn emotional control."
--Patricia McConnell, PhD from her blog post about leadership
http://www.theotherendoftheleash.com/leadership-and-frolicking-lambs/
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Breezy
Kingsbury's Cover Girl
2 comments:
Somehow that just looks TOO natural for Cardigans to have horns!! hehe Maybe that's why their ears are so big? To camoflauge the horns? ;)
Happy Howl-O-Ween to you, too! And big hugs to the 4 legged "devils!" Mine all send their love, too.
S
Just to say Syd looks fabulous with her horns, though the gecko pictures are my favourite :)
I've just discovered her blog via Hawk's. One of the dog magazines in the UK had an article about Vallhunds, and I've been searching around to find out more.
I've been reading Syd's archive, and although you say you were writing the early entries mainly to keep track of her progress and not necessarily for anyone else's interest, I've found them fascinating.
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