Why training is a MUST

A stupid lack of concentration thats all it takes.

Hubby has been a little distracted of recent re Olympic's discussions etc at work (he maybe going to London to drive) and returned to work after his break this afternoon, leaving me in the back garden chopping down the jungle of hedging.

I walked through to find he couldn't of pulled the front door too properly, so Mojo and Skye were sat in the doorway watching the world go by, Tess was sat some distance behind looking over their heads and Bruce sat on the window seat (as usual)

sweat ..........wasn't the word

THANK GOD they have been always taught not to go out through the front door without the command, they are used to sitting there watching me on the drive........but never without me being there

Just shows why training is a MUST

gosh how scary!

asbo would go for a wander in the field outfront i imagine, but our front door shuts to itself anyway, if you leave it open wide its shut in seconds.

at least they all sat still!

I nearly sh*t myself

but they didnt go anywhere, so everything is fine

Well done them!! and well done you, great training!

Well thats a positive......god knows how long it took them to realise the door was ajar...bet Mojo pulled it back with her paw, as she does, she is the door monitor in this house
Thanks...........Tess amazed me sitting away in the back ground ..... at least it showed me she IS listening

WOW SERIOUSLY impressed!

One of my biggest nightmares, leaving the door open............

FANTASTIC (but serious change of underwear moment)

I think thats a rather strange way for Pat to get out of going to the olympics choosing instead to die, putting the dogs at risk. seriously it does make you wonder at time how much info the dogs take in then you get something like this happen and you realise they do listen.

Well done to you and the gang. Really doesn't surprse me having met them all. I really think you do not give yourself enough credit for the training you put in.

I bet that gave you a scare and a half! But well done to you for training and well done on the dogs behalf for listening