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Actually I just see American labrador in him. I really don't see Dane. American Labradors can be very tall if bred irresponsibly.

From what I read she has a rescued chocolate labrador retriever.

Congrats. I am so happy for you the new owners but ecstatic for Midnight. I do not agree with the whole hiding behaviors and problems though because that can be quite dangerous. You did the right thing about being honest and I am happy that these people are still willing to adopt him despite his pro...

I think his logic and way of thinking needs work too. Let me tell you I am in my twenties I have done SERE (survival training) school, boot camp, lived on an amphibious carrier for a week, Sail Academy ( which I had to live on a military base), Leadership Academy, swords team, done helocopter simula...

I thought it was you tell the dog a command and once they do it you click and treat. Belgian used to be afraid of the clicker but that has been years and I am thinking about trying it again.

I would love to see a stand off. I have people who are sexist and that is what Cesar is. I also hate the use of dominance based training so i would definitley side with Victoria lol. I also would love to see a interview where both of them would sit down and express their own views. Hey why not make ...

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Belgian is a 100 lb. English Chocolate Labrador with nothing but muscle. He used to be the worst puller until I bought this for him. IT works great. I have friends who use it on their bull mastiffs also and those dogs are perfect walkers now.

So the day started off with me walking Belgian just to find out our new neighbors brought their basset hound out ( who has neuticles by the way). We don't have many dogs that are low to the ground here so Belgian was excited to see such a small dog. He was whining and giving the happy barks and tryi...

So the day started off with me walking Belgian just to find out our new neighbors brought their basset hound out ( who has neuticles by the way). We don't have many dogs that are low to the ground here so Belgian was excited to see such a small dog. He was whining and giving the happy barks and tryi...

So the day started off with me walking Belgian just to find out our new neighbors brought their basset hound out ( who has neuticles by the way). We don't have many dogs that are low to the ground here so Belgian was excited to see such a small dog. He was whining and giving the happy barks and tryi...

So the day started off with me walking Belgian just to find out our new neighbors brought their basset hound out ( who has neuticles by the way). We don't have many dogs that are low to the ground here so Belgian was excited to see such a small dog. He was whining and giving the happy barks and tryi...

I haven't seen the episode yet. It is on my DVR though. She has used sporn in the past so it is probably that. I use it on Belgian and I totally reccomend it. It is the best thing I have bought him I think. I have photos with it on if you want to see I will give you links

Well it is hard for me to explain. It does no damage to the dog and is guite different from all the other harnesses and halters out there. Basically the dog feels like it's legs are going off the ground even if they aren't. This is how I heard it said once. I do know Victoria uses it on some of her ...

Belgian used both and absolutley hated both of them and never got used to it. Yeah he didn't pull but I didn't want him uncomfortable either so I searched for something new. We came across the Sporn original halter. It works like an agel. At first it felt weird for him but he got used to it within m...

Brutis was in such bad shape when we rescued him I just couldn't bare to take any photos of him. He was probably only 8-9 months old too when he was abused. I usually am pretty good with breed ID in mix breeds but Brutis has really got me stumped. I must admit though I love to play guess the breeds ...