Yep, they hurt like hell!! Poor you!

We had a Landseer pup in our puppy class. She was Tamino's best friend when the 7 month old Jack Russell isn't there (Bailey and Tamino are about the same age, same size, same character, teenagers, they love each other. ).

@nae

stephanie yes it is hard holding a strong rottie back,when i took harley i was exhausted at the end of the classes

Jas just wanted to bark and play all night

awwww how sweet nae

I can't get him to 'sit around the clock' mind. He insists on sitting all skweiff. He'd rather lean his head backwards than turn his body round and face me

awwww
harley leans in on ya leg and won,t look at anyone or listen

LOL Jackie thats what Murphy does, I'd always heard about the rottie lean and since having Murphy I know what people mean now - you really have to see it to believe it.

Another thing he does is that he knows hes not allowed to get on the sofas but what he does is he backs up to it and puts one of his back legs up and then the other back leg so his whole back end is on the sofa but his front paws are on the ground and then looks at me as if to say 'what'

lol stephanie
he sounds a real funny dog
u must get a pic of him on the sofa

yeh the rottie lean is very funny
harley just puts all his weight against ya leg and he nearly knocks us over

He he typical Stafford class clown. Good luck with the rest of the training!

Laura

rofl @ Steph. My great unlces Pyrennian used to that.

Laura I think u maybe right, everyone had a good laff at him and I think that broke the ice a bit