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Location: cornwall uk
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17-01-2010, 06:24 PM
Deliberate mistakes!
The first one (in Tassles opinion) was aquiring a springer.The second was thinking I had a good recall, the third was taking her out on a line.
It would have worked but maybe I should have realised a hawthorn hedge wasn't the right place to work on the problem.
Tassle heaved a sigh and went and retrieved the line this morning.
On the plus side I did manage to come back with a dog.
Other than little blips like the above I am having great fun with her. She freaks at people on their own and dogs on their own but is fine in crowds. Horses are impossible so I will go and have a session with a friend and her horses at some stage.
She clickers amazingly fast. Loves free shaping and works out all sorts of under/over/through/round things.
She has me on a long piece of string, loves cuddles on my lap, screams if she is thwarted by closed doors etc ----a real Violet Elizabeth!
She treats the young male dogs as punch bags but respects any who tell her off.
Not spoilt at all.
rune
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Location: UK
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17-01-2010, 06:27 PM
sounds like you are figuring each other outShe sounds great with lots of plus points, I am sure you will; get all the blips sorted
Its funny I have just been reading some of the things I was writing about Mia a year ago - reminds me how far she has come.
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Location: UK
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17-01-2010, 09:00 PM
Originally Posted by Lizzy23 
Just lovely and the joys of springers
would you like another one there are 6 here tonight ranging in age from 9 months to 6 years
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