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applegrove

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5. The dog is about 11. The guy inherited the dog when the student, who rescued it from

Reply to TorchTheWitch (Reply #4)

Wed Mar 14, 2012, 01:49 AM

Mar 2012

the pound at about 7, and was my friend's roomate, moved on to another college and could not take the dog with him. Thanks for the website. I'll definitely pass that information along.

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Anyone ever managed to teach a old dog (border collie mix) how not to bark? This dog was not [View all] applegrove Mar 2012 OP

Maybe a thundershirt would help. valerief Mar 2012 #1

I'm guessing you're trying to stop excessive barking? TorchTheWitch Mar 2012 #2

The dog wakes up my friend with barking at 5 am. The friend needs to be stern with the puppy. Dog applegrove Mar 2012 #3

Do you know about how old this dog is? TorchTheWitch Mar 2012 #4

The dog is about 11. The guy inherited the dog when the student, who rescued it from applegrove Mar 2012 #5

I trained my late Sheltie not to bark CountAllVotes Mar 2012 #6

Is the dog outside and lonely? roody Mar 2012 #7

Nope. He is inside and most often not alone. He was just never trained properly and now applegrove Mar 2012 #8

it's fixable though TorchTheWitch Mar 2012 #9