13-01-2011, 10:19 PM
11
Re: Walking your dog?
No my husband wouldn't allow anyone to take Lexi out not even the daughter...She did get lost once when she was a youngster she was out with the daughter and chased a cat got out of sight the daughter was in a right state when she got home and we all set off in different ways luckily she was found quickly as she had chased the cat into a garden then couldn't find her way out when we arrived she was happily playing with a little girl and seemed not to have a care in the world...Just a tip we didn't put the mobile number on her tag the finder was phoning us but we were out looking for Lexi, she luckily heard us calling her name..Mobile number has been added to tag....
21-01-2011, 09:04 PM
13
Re: Walking your dog?
Afraid our Clemmy would not go out with anyone else,she is so frightened of strangers/people she was a rescue dog,we have only had her for the last eight months,so she needs a lot of time and patience with us first,even then after she has given us her trust I don't think she would trust others.Clemmy is an Anatolian Sheperd..Origin,Turkey..but she was born in England.
24-01-2011, 08:04 PM
16
Re: Walking your dog?
No-one walks Daisy but me. I learned the hard way that she plays up if someone else is in charge of her - she nearly bit someone.Shamus yes- if I trusted the person. Two of my friends walk him. He walks beautifully on lead and has good recall.
Raz and Bran don`t go out much (they both have health problems).
24-01-2011, 10:54 PM
17
Re: Walking your dog?
Originally Posted by suey
->
.Just a tip we didn't put the mobile number on her tag the finder was phoning us but we were out looking for Lexi,
Most of the peasant farmers around here just open their gate at night and let the dog roam around 'till morning.
13-03-2011, 09:50 AM
19
Re: Walking your dog?
I am semi-retired and shortly will be full time retired. Walking the pooches (two border terriers) gives me a 'shape' to the day and I like that. Living in North Cumbria we have lots of wild places to go out to for walking as well and once or twice a week we go off to the fells or the coast, (much under-appreciated). My partner and occasionally my daughter walks them, but I would not be happy with anyone else.
|
|
