"Boater" wrote in message
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Well, you deserve praise for saving the dog, but I'd sure invest in a bit
of professional training for him. If he gets loose on your property or
off, he might turn out to be a very expensive liability.


We did. Or I should say MrsE. did. For about three months she and Fudge
attended a school twice a week for obedience training. It worked, although
it teaches the humans more that it teaches the dog.

He listens and obeys every command we give. Wish I could say the same about
Sam Adams. Fudge just has no use for strangers. Even the trainer was taken
back a little in how protective he was of Mrs.E.

We almost gave up at one point and considered putting him down for the
safety of everybody. But, since the training, he is controllable and Mrs.E.
wouldn't give him up for the world. She has the stupid dog trained to
"dance" with her, going through routines where he sits while she circles
him, then she stands, and he circles her, goes between her legs, etc., all
in time to music.

Eisboch