I Am Toast!! - Page 49

Pressing-On · #**481** 07-18-2008, 04:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Esther

Take your time PO this is a time for some serious considerations!

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Okay, we are getting somewhere. I just cut to the chase when he came home early yesterday.

"Are you going to buy me a birthday present?"

"Well, it's a couple of months away. I hadn't thought much about it."

"This is what I want.........."

So, we begin dog obedience training. First opening for a Beginners class is on August 16th.

In the meantime, I will spend more time with him and spray Ammonia on everything I want him to stay away from!!!

Shells are hidden. Life is good.

For now, anyway.

Ferd · #**482** 07-18-2008, 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Okay, we are getting somewhere. I just cut to the chase when he came home early yesterday.

"Are you going to buy me a birthday present?"

"Well, it's a couple of months away. I hadn't thought much about it."

"This is what I want.........."

So, we begin dog obedience training. First opening for a Beginners class is on August 16th.

In the meantime, I will spend more time with him and spray Ammonia on everything I want him to stay away from!!!

Shells are hidden. Life is good.

For now, anyway.

I meant to tell you yesterday, but I got busy.

get some hot peppers. (scotch bonnet or habinaro are best)

put them in a blender with water and process to a liquid.

strain that thru cheese clothe and put it in a spray bottle. spray that on stuff you dont want the dog to chew.

it wont kill him, and he will learn not to chew on things.

I did this with our cat, and it broke the habit in about 2 days.

rgcraig · #**483** 07-18-2008, 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ferd

I meant to tell you yesterday, but I got busy.

get some hot peppers. (scotch bonnet or habinaro are best)

put them in a blender with water and process to a liquid.

strain that thru cheese clothe and put it in a spray bottle. spray that on stuff you dont want the dog to chew.

it wont kill him, and he will learn not to chew on things.

I did this with our cat, and it broke the habit in about 2 days.

PO - just leave the beef and chicken out of it! LOL!

Pressing-On · #**484** 07-18-2008, 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ferd

I meant to tell you yesterday, but I got busy.

get some hot peppers. (scotch bonnet or habinaro are best)

put them in a blender with water and process to a liquid.

strain that thru cheese clothe and put it in a spray bottle. spray that on stuff you dont want the dog to chew.

it wont kill him, and he will learn not to chew on things.

I did this with our cat, and it broke the habit in about 2 days.

Thanks Ferd!!! I just caught this on the way out. Great. We have some Jalepano plants, but I'll pick up some Habenero's. I know they are much hotter.

Pressing-On · #**485** 07-18-2008, 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rgcraig

PO - just leave the beef and chicken out of it! LOL!

I'll try to remember that, Renda!

Ron · #**486** 07-18-2008, 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Okay, we are getting somewhere. I just cut to the chase when he came home early yesterday.

"Are you going to buy me a birthday present?"

"Well, it's a couple of months away. I hadn't thought much about it."

"This is what I want.........."

So, we begin dog obedience training. First opening for a Beginners class is on August 16th.

In the meantime, I will spend more time with him and spray Ammonia on everything I want him to stay away from!!!

Shells are hidden. Life is good.

For now, anyway.

Glad to hear PO!

(Mummbles to self) Wow getting PO in an obedience class is a miracle!