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Old 05-06-2005, 12:48 PM
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I'm amazed at something our classes have done for boris. before we went to these sessions with the trainer, boris jumped on us when excited and counter surfed constantly. after the two private lessons, his whole manner has changed. I assumed he didn't know better, but I was wrong. now if I tell him no, he knows I mean it and his house manners are just delightful!
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Well it's because of all the hard work you have put into that boy! I'm just so proud of you guys! He's a lucky boy!
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thanks Brooke, he's given me some new grey hairs. I think the real difference is I've, as my trainer said, stopped being too polite to him. he didn't think I ever meant 'no' cause I didn't act like it!
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Sit back and enjoy it you have earned it
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Great news Deb! You must be feeling good about life with Boris these days!
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He was a gem that just needed a bit of polishing! My but you are sure doing that! Congrats!
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