I agree totally, Libby.
It's sort of funny to see those growly dogs, but it really isn't funny at all. They aren't laughing. They are giving warnings. One day or next second -they could stop giving warnings and just act instead.
And I also agree that the humans aren't responding as they should do.
These kinds of things are what you work with I guess. It must be a good feeling to see results and know you have helped a dog and a person.
But some dogs really really do HATE baths! Sometimes it is very funny.
Misty....was very good and just endured, but it was always easier outside on the lawn, using warm water and rinsing her with a watering-can! Stopping her shaking at least 3 times during the procedure was impossible, so often I did that wearing an old bra and a pair of denim cut offs! I always ended up wet from head to foot! lol
But guess who got dried off first? You got it. Not me! haha
It's sort of funny to see those growly dogs, but it really isn't funny at all. They aren't laughing. They are giving warnings. One day or next second -they could stop giving warnings and just act instead.
And I also agree that the humans aren't responding as they should do.
These kinds of things are what you work with I guess. It must be a good feeling to see results and know you have helped a dog and a person.
But some dogs really really do HATE baths! Sometimes it is very funny.
Misty....was very good and just endured, but it was always easier outside on the lawn, using warm water and rinsing her with a watering-can! Stopping her shaking at least 3 times during the procedure was impossible, so often I did that wearing an old bra and a pair of denim cut offs! I always ended up wet from head to foot! lol
But guess who got dried off first? You got it. Not me! haha
