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  • CRYROLFE

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    December 2, 2009 at 5:50 pm
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    Here is a small video of her in class….it seems to be the clueless little foo foos that she wants to beat up (the Shih Tzu pup and a little Norwich terror)
    The bigger dogs she is just strutting around by.

    This really never seems to happen at work w/ me….she is also really submissive and friendly w/ dogs she meets on walks.

    She does seem to be food reactive if it’s a strange dog though.
    I can set up a video that shows that if you’d like to see it.

    Here’s the one from class….

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/cryrolfe/4150430304/

    If they won’t separate her next time (and put her with the bigger pups) then I will just not bring her til 16 weeks where she can go in the family dog class.

    Thanks so much!!!

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