Well, as some of you know, Roo was neutered on Monday and it's safe to say he is back to his usual self :roll:
He is having three half-hour lead walks a day, and must remain on this until his stitches are out on Thursday.
HE IS DRIVING ME BONKERS! He usually has one 1-hour walk and one 30 mins walk a day, but both are off lead for almost all of the walk. He is so used to charging around the woods, swimming, running, head-bashing and body-slamming other dogs - he just can't understand why he can't be off his lead
He just had the biggest bum-tuck session around the garden with me trying to rugby-tackle him to the ground mid-circuit to stop him! This is, of course, the best game in the world and makes him run faster, impressively dodging out of the way just as he gets within arm's reach. He then proceeds to stand there, staring at me with tail wagging, begging me to come and chase him :roll:
He is jumping on the beds and sofa, chasing his ball all around the laminate-floored lounge smashing into the coffee table and TV unit and is generally acting like a demented puppy!
I am training with him three times a day with hot dogs and cheese, apart from he is so hyped to train he can't stand still and starts making up things he thinks I want him to do! He twists and turns, weaves through my legs (tripping me up in the process) and rolls over, all in the hurry to get to the garden to even begin training! One overly-high-pitched "yeah good boy" from me sends him in to a complete whirl and a BTR around the garden as a victory lap :roll:
Anyone know of an effective sedative?! :lol:
He is having three half-hour lead walks a day, and must remain on this until his stitches are out on Thursday.
HE IS DRIVING ME BONKERS! He usually has one 1-hour walk and one 30 mins walk a day, but both are off lead for almost all of the walk. He is so used to charging around the woods, swimming, running, head-bashing and body-slamming other dogs - he just can't understand why he can't be off his lead
He just had the biggest bum-tuck session around the garden with me trying to rugby-tackle him to the ground mid-circuit to stop him! This is, of course, the best game in the world and makes him run faster, impressively dodging out of the way just as he gets within arm's reach. He then proceeds to stand there, staring at me with tail wagging, begging me to come and chase him :roll:
He is jumping on the beds and sofa, chasing his ball all around the laminate-floored lounge smashing into the coffee table and TV unit and is generally acting like a demented puppy!
I am training with him three times a day with hot dogs and cheese, apart from he is so hyped to train he can't stand still and starts making up things he thinks I want him to do! He twists and turns, weaves through my legs (tripping me up in the process) and rolls over, all in the hurry to get to the garden to even begin training! One overly-high-pitched "yeah good boy" from me sends him in to a complete whirl and a BTR around the garden as a victory lap :roll:
Anyone know of an effective sedative?! :lol: